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Parker Bohn III is IBMA

Bowler of the Month

CORAM, NY - Chris Divita

shot an 805 series, his first in

14 years, to lead all bowlers in

the Rolling Stones Mixed

League at Coram Country

Lanes, and Billy DeCicco Jr.

came close to an 800 set by

tossing a 790.

Henry Romero tossed a near

perfect 298 game in High

Rollers Men’s League.

Frank Hardina bowled a 216

game in the Friday Morning

Seniors League and Carmen

Falcon rolled a 212.

Joey Jones, Mike Kenney, Vinnie Castiglione

All Blasted 300 at Holiday BowlARLINGTON, Texas, December 3, 2012 - Parker Bohn III, Jackson, New

Jersey, has been named November 2012 Kegel Bowler of the Month by the

International Bowling Media Association.

Bohn captured the PBA World Championship by defeating Jason

Belmonte, Orange, New South Wales, Australia, in the title match, 254-227.

It is his 33rd career PBA title and second major title, following the 2001

USBC Masters.

The opening match was a 226-218 win over Dan MacLleland, Canada.

Next was a 200-170 defeat of Rhino Page, Dade City, Florida. Bohn then

bested Sean Rash, Montgomery, Illinois, 278-231, setting up the title match

with Belmonte.

Qualifying by only four pins, the 2000 PBA and 2008 USBC Hall of

Famer became the first bowler since 1995 to start in the twenty-fourth posi-

tion for round-robin match play and win the championship. His 15-8-1

record after 56 games qualified fifth for the five-man stepladder finals. The

32-game qualifier featured 8 games each on the PBA animal patterns

Cheetah, Viper, Chameleon, and Scorpion.

Others receiving votes were Scott Norton, Brad Angelo, Bill O'Neill,

Chris Barnes and Missy Parkin.

Chris Divita Rolled an 805 Set

At Coram Country Lanes

OAKLAND, NJ – Joey Jones, Mike Kenney, and

Vinnie Castiglione shared the perfection spotlight as

they each fired a 300 game while contesting in the Sal

Marino Classic League at Holiday Bowl.

Chip Jones took high series honors with an 820 series

on games of 266, 266 and 288.

Bob Lippi bowled 277-744 followed by Anthony

Lavecchia rolling 267-729, Ken Knipping 255-723,

Shawn Aiello 267-708, and Ken Garafalo with a n

impressive 289 game in his 696 set.

ARLINGTON, Texas - The United States Bowling Congress Hall of Fame Committee has elected

six new members to the USBC Hall of Fame - four in Outstanding USBC Performance, one in the

Veterans category and one in Meritorious Service.

In the Outstanding USBC Performance category, the hall will welcome USBC Masters and USBC

Open Championships titlist Rick Steelsmith of Wichita, Kan., USBC Women's Championships and

USBC Senior Queens standout Shirley Levens of Titusville, Fla., and Sandra Postma of Lansing, Ill.,

one of only two women to win the USBC Queens and Senior Queens. The late Frank Santore of New

York, a three-time eagle winner, was elected posthumously.

Eight-time Professional Bowlers Association Tour winner and two-time Open Championships titlist

Don McCune of Las Vegas will be inducted in the Veterans category, while longtime USBC Board

member Tamoria Adams of High Point, N.C., is recognized in the Meritorious Service category for her

lifetime of service to the sport.

The induction ceremony will take place May 2 at the 2013 USBC Convention in Reno, Nev., and will

include those elected from the national Superior Performance ballots. On the men's ballot are Steve

Cook, Granite Bay, Calif.; Jason Couch, Clermont, Fla.; David Ozio, Beaumont, Texas; Danny

Wiseman, Baltimore; Doug Kent, Newark, N.Y.; and Larry Laub, Lincoln, Calif. The women's ballot

has one name - Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas.

See USBC HALLpage 2

SIX ELECTED TO USBC HALL OF FAME By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

USBC photo

Sandy PostmaUSBC photo

Frank SantoreUSBC photo

Don McCuneUSBC photo

Rick SteelsmithUSBC photo

Shirley LevinsUSBC photo

Tamoria Adam

Ryan Friend

300 at Rab’sSTATEN ISLAND, NY – Ryan

Friend topped the scoring in the

D&L Auto League firing a 300

game for a high series of 714.

Phil Mann rolled 249-691, AJ

Laverad and Tommy Franz 268,

Jay Baison 252, Rich Bareido 258,

Eric Hardo 247, Frank DeFranco

248, and Anthony Goffrano 245.

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2 SPORTS REPORTER December 12 - 18, 2012

Here's a look at each of the newly-elected USBC Hall of Fame

bowlers:

Rick Steelsmith: Steelsmith A former Team USA member and colle-

giate national champion at Wichita State, Steelsmith was the player to

beat in the late 1980s. The four-time All-American was the World

Bowling Writers, International Bowling Media Association and

Collegiate Bowler of the Year in 1987. He also claimed the USBC

Masters title in 1987 and returned to the tournament lanes in 1988 to win

Regular All-Events and Team All-Events at the Open Championships.

Shirley Levens: Levens owns three titles at the Women's

Championships - Classic Doubles in 1982 and back-to-back Classic

Team titles in 1993 and '94 - and has been dominant at the state and local

level with 16 Florida Queens titles, 14 state championships and 12 city-

tournament wins. Her victories at the 2002 and 2005 Senior Queens

made her the first player to win the event twice and helped her to four

consecutive IBMA Senior Woman Bowler of the Year honors.

Sandra Postma: Postma won the Queens in 1995, but has had an even

bigger impact at the senior level. She is the only three-time Senior

Queens winner with titles in 2004, '06 and '08 and was the first of two

bowlers in history to win both events. She owns seven city titles and six

state crowns.

Frank Santore: The late Santore, a New York City and New York

State Hall of Famer, was a standout individual during the heyday of

team bowling, claiming three individual titles at the Open

Championships. He won Regular All-Events in 1950 and '53 and

Regular Singles in 1953, to go along with third-place finishes in Regular

Singles and Regular Team in 1950 and a fifth-place team effort in 1949.

Don McCune: McCune has enjoyed success at multiple levels of the

game. His 10 top-10 finishes at the Open Championships between 1968

and 1974 included Classic Team (1968) and Classic Doubles (1969)

titles, but his biggest impact came on the PBA Tour. He collected eight

Tour victories, including six on the way to PBA and IBMA Player of the

Year honors in 1973.

Tamoria Adams: Adams is a USBC Life Member, and her service to

the sport of bowling spans four decades. She has served a number of

leadership and delegate roles in local and state associations and became

a member of the original USBC Board of Directors in 2005, following

time as a Women's International Bowling Congress Board member and

vice president. Her committee assignments over the years include col-

lege bowling, legislation, diversity, volunteer services and now USBC

National Policy and Legal/Legislative. Email - sportsreporter@mail.com

Or send mail to:

Morris County Women's Top-5 team

Break Record in Inter County Tourny

TURNERSVILLE, NJ - The Morris County Women's Top-5 team

bowled their hearts out on this year at the 2012 Inter County

Tournament to take the top spot, and more impressively they set the

State Record along with Union County Women who tied the series with

a 3424, that's a 228 average per bowler.

And for 2 teams to do the exact thing and tie unheard of.

The games that led to the record were: Keri L. May, Captain 247-248-

266=721; Jacqueline Wasniewski 211-223-220=654; Liesl Apgar 223-

246-195=664; Nichole Spratford 257-227-244=728; and Karen S. Dodd

198-236-223=657 for a total of 3424 the new State Record.

PBA League is

Getting AttentionThe announcement of the new

PBA League, which kicks off Jan.

18-27, in Detroit with NBA super-

star Chris Paul, NFL greats

Jerome Bettis and Terrell Owens

and actor/comedian Kevin Hart as

the first four celebrity owners,

attracted significant national news

media attention including a half-

page feature story in USA Today,

international distribution by the

Associated Press, a segment on

ESPN’s “Pardon the Interruption,”

and coverage in Sports Business

Daily, the leading publication in

the sports business world.

Other outlets that covered the

PBAL story included ESPN.com,

ESPN LA.com, Washington Post,

Yahoo Sports, Seattle Times, Las

Vegas Sun, NBA Grapevine,

Sacramento Bee, The Oregonian,

KCAL TV-Los Angeles, Detroit

Free Press, Detroit News, Lansing

State Journal, Tucson Citizen,

Sports Illustrated.com, NBC.com,

NBC Sports.com, Black Sports

Online.com, KFWB 980 News

Talk-Los Angeles, and many oth-

ers.

The eight-team PBA League will

announce four additional celebrity

owners in the weeks ahead.

Complete live coverage of the

PBA League Lottery (to select the

draft order) and the PBA League

Draft itself, when the league’s

eight Franchise Players (Sean

Rash, Jason Belmonte, Mike

Fagan, Pete Weber, Osku

Palermaa, Norm Duke, Bill

O’Neill and Chris Barnes) select-

ed their teammates, was webcast

internationally on Xtra Frame,

PBA’s online bowling channel.

The lottery and draft shows are

both available in the Xtra Frame

archives for those who missed the

original webcasts. ● Reminder: The PBA is moving its headquarters office in

Seattle. Effective Dec. 17, the PBA’s new mailing address will be

615 Second Avenue, Suite 680, Seattle, WA 98104. All other PBA

contact information (telephone number, email addresses, etc.)

will be unchanged.

Morris County Women's Top-5 team. Front row: Keri May,

Karen Dodd, Jacqueline Wasniewski. Back row:Nichole Spratford,

Liesl Apgar

USBC HALLContinued from page 1

December 12 - 18, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 3

SEATTLE (Dec. 2, 2012) – Lorraine (Rainy) Stitzlein, arguably

the most influential woman in Professional Bowlers Association his-

tory, died on November 30, in Akron, Ohio. She was 84.

The only woman inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame was PBA

founder Eddie Elias’ executive assistant and business secretary in

the organization’s formation years. But she was much more than an

office manager.

A brief bio used in her 1992 induction into the Summit County

(Ohio) Sports Hall of Fame explains:

“Her bio lists her as a businesswoman and housewife, but her busy

career since she graduated from (University of Akron) in 1948 has-

n’t left Rainy Stitzlein much time to stay at home. She is a fashion

expert and businesswoman, the first woman named as an honorary

member of Beta Gamma Sigma Kappa of Ohio, a national organiza-

tion for business administration. She is a community activist,

involved in many local and national charities. She is a member of

the UA Board of Trustees.

“But in the sports world, Stitzlein is best known for her contribu-

tion to the Professional Bowlers Association. In fact, she’s referred

to as the First Lady of the PBA. She joined Eddie Elias Enterprises

in 1958 and helped Elias found the PBA that year as the business

secretary, organizing the staff and handling the finances. But she

was more than that. If Elias was the father of the PBA, Stitzlein was

the “mother, midwife, nurse, aunt, cousin and hostess,” a sports

writer once wrote. She continues to serve as executive vice president

of Elias Enterprises.

“In 1978, she was named Lifetime Honorary Member of the PBA.

In 1980, she was inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame for meritori-

ous service. She is the only woman ever named to any men’s pro-

fessional sports hall of fame.”

Stitzlein served as Summit County Metro Parks Commissioner for

several years. She was a trustee and/or board member with the

University of Akron, Northeastern Ohio Universities College of

Medicine, and American Cancer Society. Active in the Ohio thor-

oughbred racing community, she served as a commissioner with the

Ohio State Racing Commission for 10 years, and was president of

The Rainbow Company, a firm that represented sports celebrities.

The University of Akron’s Stitzlein Alumni Center is named in

honor of business leader Harry Stitzlein and his wife, both well-

known University of Akron alumni. She is survived by her brother

Chuck Gates, sister Beverly (Jim) Ewing, and their extended fami-

lies. She is preceded in death by her husband and brother Al Gates.

“First Lady of the PBA” Rainy Stitzlein Dies in AkronEddie Elias’ executive assistant, only woman in PBA Hall of Fame, dies at age 84

By Bill Vint - PBA

PBA photo

Lorraine (Rainy) Stitzlein

4 SPORTS REPORTER December 12 - 18, 2012

AT AMF WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

Monday Night Trios

Mike Kavanagh had a nice 298 game in a 712,

Chris Murphy 279-243-709 Charles Petros and Alan

Kowal 256, Joe Mc Cormick 252, Craig Bagnoli 248-

247. Hernando Rico 245, Mike Roman 244, Chris

Vitale 328, Bryan Heinrich 235, Joe Leardo234,233,

and Dom Mancini 230.

Tuesday Early 5 Man

Tom Twist came up with the high score of the night

with his 287-258-771, Joe D Amico had a nice 279,

Dennis Richie 267, Fred O`Callaghan and Toto

Jowono hit 258, Jeremy Ryback and Joe Leardo 247,

Dave Livelli and Tony Amello each rolled 245, Joe

McCormick 244, Andrew Thomas 242, Jim Patti Jr.

239, George Doughty 237, and Al Luzzi posted a 236

game.

Tuesday Bud Light 4 Man

Jamie Reid & Bob Kozma had the high game of

289. James Eve 288,256 745 Jeff Di Domenico 279,

Steve Shin & Tom Twist 268, Joe Leardo 267 255

769, TJ Valentin 266, Kevin (Tito) Jackson 259 249,

John Jawor257, Chris Montagna 255, Duk Lee, Paul

Stamos 251.

Public Safety

Big night for this league and another pin on the wall

of fame. Billy Lyons 300.

Tito Jackson 289,246,243 778. Emilio Jimenez

279,604, Dennis Edgar was here and bowled a 245

for the Hoboken team Bill Zika 235, Robert Day 234.

.

Friday Put Togethers:

Mike Svetik 213-506, Matt Trimmer 181, Fred Driver 178-478,

Michelle Halko 179-488, Joann Mossi 125-364, Amy Caselli 114-333.

In another session Geno McCroy 238-552, Fred Driver 193-530, Matt

Trimmer 168, Michelle Halko 172-491, Amy Caselli 139-393, and

Joann Mossi 137-385.

Spanish American Mixed:

Matt Svoboda 235, Jesus Cruz 226, Eddie Acevedo 226-613, Lynn

Coleman 193-551, Tyrone Waal 260-731, Julio Soto 259-662, Robert

Soto 256-654, and Benny Nieves 254-684.

Lucky Strikers:

Mark Howarth 111-298, James Taylor 106-254, James Gallagher 99-

277. The next week saw Mark Howarth toss 120-318 followed by

James Taylor with 104-257 and James Gallagher 97-263.

Ball Busters:

Jacob Paniconi 78-172; 98-195.

USBC MASTERS QUALIFIERS AT CORAM COUNTRY AND FARMINGDALE LANES

Maple Family Center’s Coram Country Lanes, 615 Middle Country Road, Coram, 11727, phone 631-

732-2022, www.coramcountrylanes.com and Farmingdale Lanes, 999 Conklin Street, Farmingdale,

11735, phone 631-249-4300 www.farmingdalelanes.com are hosting weekly USBC Master Qualifiers.

At Coram Country Lanes, bowlers may choose one or two evenings, Monday and Wednesday, 9:30

p.m. to enter the 3-Game Qualifier. Entry is $30.00 for 1st. qualifier and $20.00 for all re-entries.

At Farmingdale Lanes a Wednesday evening 10:00 p.m. 3-Game Qualifier is being offered. The same

entry fees apply. These are weekly events through January 2013.

The top 5 qualifiers advance to in-center finals where they’ll compete for fully paid entries to the 2013

USBC Masters, at Carolier Lanes, New Jersey in February this is a $500 value.

For more information please call Coram Country or Farmingdale Lanes.

6 SPORTS REPORTER December 12 - 18, 2012

AT FARMINGDALE LANESAnthony Carbonaro 728

FARMINGDALE, NY –

Anthony Carbonaro led the scor-

ing at Farmingdale Lanes firing

games of 279-215-234 for a high

series of 728.

Paul Mazza rolled 276-708,

Steve Gonazlez 255-228-696,

Paul Bouchard II 267-231-690,

Mike Alvarez 279-236-691, John

Bergen 278-682, Joe Caracciolo

247-235-681, and Mario

Caramico 248-246-676.

George Marrazzo 666FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Wednesday Party League George

Marrazzo shot 242-231-666, Ira

Kaskel 236-231-655, David Brand

232-637, Lloyd Hasluck 234, and

Dawn Cecere 200.

Genevieve Klein shot 182,

Victor Caputo 181, Marci Hunt

180, and Bob Junge 180 in the

Monday AM Seniors League.

Joe LiVolsi shot 234, Jerry

Keenan 197, and Marci Hunt 177

in the Friday Sunshine Kids

League.

B. Soedarmasto 626FARMINGDALE, NY –

Brandon Soedarmasto led the

scoring in the St. Martin’s Major

League firing a high game of 257

and a high series of 624.

Rob Avena hit 225, Emily

McLaughlin 214, and Nathan

Smith and Emily Dean 207.

Kameron O’Neill 214FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Senior Boys League Kameron

O’Neill shot 214-202, Joseph

Reddy 213, Joseph Napoli 208,

Amanda Heme 200, and Jake

Diamond rolled 190-191.

GG OO BB OO WW LL

December 12 - 18, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 7

WED EARLY MEN

Jarvis Skellington came through with a 279 game

and a 710 series; John Foley followed with a 266

game and a 664 series; Paul Barbuzza threw a 259

gaame and a 718 series; Kenny Bruce came through

with a 258 game and a 689 series; Jerry Katz bowled

a 254 game and a 656 series and Jon Bracco finished

with a 653 series.

KOFFEE KATS

Lori Flacks came through with a 234 game and a

624 series and Sondra Crummell shot a 214 game.

ROCKVILLES

Lisa Cimino came through with a 233 game;

Gloria BelMonte followed with a 227 game and a

588 series; Betty Ann Lescher shot a 224 and a 212

game and a 605 series; Carrie Kusterback shot a 213

game and Vicky Lockwood threw a 589 series.

TEMPLE AM-ECHAD

Scott Glcikman came through with a 259 game

and a 655 series; Bill Stein shot a 258 game and

Jason Goldstein also shot a 258 game and ended

with a 751 series.

THURS EL CHEAPO

Steve Frey shot a 269 game.

WEDNESDAY MIXED

On the Men’s end we have Rich Laurita Jr who

shot a 267 game and a 689 series; Jason Grima fol-

lowed with a 264 game and a 685 series; John

Howarth came through with a 258 game and a 718

series; Jon Mazzolla threw a 257 game; Joe Gavin

bowled a 256 game and a 673 series; Ed Lee came

through with a 705 series; George Benzola Sr fin-

ished with a 654 series and Phillip Otero threw a 652

series; On the Woman’s end we have Anne Perissi

who shot a 244 and a 226 game and a 672 series and

Maia Price bowled a 226 game and a 599 series.

THURSDAY MIXED

On the Men’s end we have Mike Ferrette who shot a

278 game and a 685 series; Ray Berrios followed with

a 257 game and a 680 series; Phillip Schaffer came

through with a 652 series and Bill Koste finished with a

650 series; On the Woman’s end we have Gloria

Belmonte who shot a 256 gameand a 619 series; Kim

Erhart came through with a 212 game; Donna Gregston

followed with a 211 game; Karen Valenciano shot a 603

series and Kathy Andrews finished with a 554 series.

V.S. PAL SENIORS

On the Boy’s end we have Jon Andersen who shot

a 230 game and on the Girl’s end we have Maria

Lucente who came through with a 207 and a 202

game and a 599 series.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESBy Michelle Wright

16-Year-Old Jake Rollins 768

In Youth Travelers CompetitionBy Vince Albrecht

FAIR LAWN, NJ - This week’s Bowler of the Week in the Stan Niemiec

Youth Travel League was Fair Lawn anchor Jake Rollins who blazed his

way to games of 251-256-261-768. The odd scores in games’ one and

three resulted from an errant delivery from the 16-year-old that left the

bizarre 4-7-6-9-10 split in each game. Jake took out the 6-9-10 leaving

the 4-7 costing him nine pins in wood on both occasions. With the help

of Hassan Izzard 189-172, Jake’s Fair Lawn quartet came away with

four points, but Holiday II captured game three and wood with a league

best 867 scratch behind anchor Kevin Macchia 204-224-268-696, Joe

Malyack 204-244-221-669, Colette Malyack 225-198 and Frank

Olandesi 180.

Bowler City I moved into second place with an incredible 2525 scratch

set in sweeping past Montvale. Of the quartet’s twelve games, nine were

deuces: Rob Gilbert, Jr. 237-226-221-684, Ryan Perez 230-209-627,

John Draney 224-218-625 and Eric Grabusnik 209-203. Montvale’s

highs were posted by Katie Didonato 191-515 and Matt Russell 173.

In the thriller of the session, Boonton edged Bowler City IV, 5-2, tak-

ing the opener, 886-885 and wood 2700-2698. Strong numbers were

rolled by Justin Puchalski 210-204-603, Karl Kattermann 236-592, Pat

Teshima 226-581 and Brian McGrath 212. Highs for BC IV were Nathan

Tombo 190, Nick Ferrante 180, Mariah McKelvey 170 and Caitlin

Tombo with three above average games.

Holiday I bowled well, but lost three close games, the opener by eleven

pins and the finale by seven in a 2650-2594 setback to third place Bowler

City II. Anchor Brian Rizzi tallied 213-202-595, Frank Magyar 216-590,

Graham Mulligan 204 and Nick Cilento 201. BC II was led by James

Kane 241-596, Justin Garcia 221, Welmer Paguay 187 and Kristen

Kane’s three over average efforts.

The Bowler City III squad enjoyed a good afternoon, winning all seven

points as all four posted better than average scores: Nick Reyes 202-576,

Olivia Wank 199-504, Louis Ferrante 171 and Arielle Wallace 162.

8 SPORTS REPORTER December 12 - 18, 2012

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTICKevin Kopko 765HOPELAWN, NJ- Kevin Kopko led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 221-

268-276 for a high series of 765.

Steve Venito shot 268-235-697, Joe Bloodgood 232-228-655, Bob Nebus 232-203-211-646,

Sal Angotti 233-225-639, Rocco Fortunato 205-221-620, Susan Bobrowski 218-215-601.

Kyle Olesko 759HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle Olesko led the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League fir-

ing games of 276-236-247 for a high series of 759.

William Watson rolled 287-222-231-740, Rob Evans 278-245-203-726, Joseph Hendricks

202-264-249-715, Anselmo Roque 246-279-697, Andy Polidura 215-267-215-697, and Bill

Daunno 212-235-246-693.

Steve Venito 684HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Venito led the scoring in the South Shore League firing games of

201-227-256 for a high series of 684.

Steven Venito, Jr. rolled 233-220-633, Bob Granato 214-200-217-631, and Matt D’Andrea

235.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League Don E. Hellahke shot 232, Rolando Vazquez 233-212,

John Syslo 241, and Gloriane Sabo 190.

Richard Funk III 669HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk III led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing

games of 215-279 for a high series of 669.

Gary McGinness rolled 256-222-660, Kevin Cristi 223-216-630, Mike Dellamanna 225,

Gary Colfer 224, and Joe Thurston 212.

In the Friends & Family League Michael Peterson rolled 225-203, Pete Garcia 212-200,

Mike Conte 225, and Diana Martino 214.

Joe Herber 665HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Herber led the scoring in the La Buona Pizza League firing games of

204-236-225 for a high series of 665.

Lenny Novak rolled 208-211-616, Pat Moreno 256-610, Chris Poythress 255-603, and

Kristen Trutman 227.

Steve Venito 663HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Venito led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 265-

211 for a high series of 663.

Sal Angotti rolled 259-244-661, Dan Morgante 232-232-645, Kevin Kopko 212-205-210-

627, Thomas Kopko 221-241-634, Bobby Nebus 258, and Bridgie Trela 200.

Jason Amsterdam rolled 220, Andrew Shaw and James Wesson 202, and Brielle Bannister

176 in the Avenel Youth League.

Don Anione 646Don Anione shot 227-216-203-646, Bill Smith 205-246-622, Michael Holoka 221-212-610,

and Cyndi Bolesta 210 in the His & Hers League.

In the Knights of Columbus League Mark Makwinski shot 225-614, John Poesl 244, Joe

Grossi 228, and Nick Simone 234.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League William Bailey shot 225, Mike Kennelly 214, and Don

Hellhake 217.