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LODI, NJ – Bowling in the

Thursday Doubles League at Lodi

Lanes it was Rey Cruz in the lead

with a 279 game.

Rick Guevarra tossed a 276 fol-

lowed by Manny Gonzalez 273,

Brian Masincup 276, Kathleen

Weissman 264, Andrew Currie

265, Jose Guzman 258, Mike

Brenner Jr 258, Nichole Toto 248,

Mike Ong 247, and Fred Gutierrez

245.

By Jerry Schneider - PBA

SHAWNEE, Okla. – In what

could be considered the all-star

event of the 2015 Oklahoma’s

Grand Casino Hotel & Resort

PBA Summer Swing, Bill O’Neill

of Langhorne, Pa., beat Tommy

Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., 191-

164, to successfully defend his

Oklahoma’s Grand Casino Resort

King of the Swing title at the

Grand Event Center.

The concluding event of the

Summer Swing, which aired on

the CBS Sports Network, pro-

vided a unique challenge, requir-

ing the finalists to compete on a

dramatically different lane con-

dition on each lane. The special two-lane arena

installation in the Grand Event Center featured the32-foot Wolf lane condition on the left lane and the

52-foot Badger lane condition on the right lane, put-

ting a premium on adjustments, shot-making and

equipment selections for the players.

“I enjoy dueling lane conditions,” said O’Neill,

who won the Oklahoma Open to earn his spot in the

special event, a non-PBA title finale to the Summer

Swing. “You have to use all the tricks in the bag. In

this case it turned out to be a

grind out, but I enjoyed the test.”

In winning last year’s King of

the Swing, O’Neill defeated

Sean Rash, 254-181, for the title.

“The trophies will make good

bookends,” said O’Neill, who

also finished third in the Bear

and Wolf Opens earlier in the

Summer Swing. “I might have

let a couple opportunities get

away from me this year but in

the end I can go to sleep happy

after winning the Oklahoma

Open and the King of the

Swing.”

Leading up to the title match,

two-time defending PBA Player

of the Year Jason Belmonte of Australia defeated

Wolf Open winner Kyle Troup of Taylorsville, N.C.,201-182, in a battle between a pair of two-handers

to start the finals. Belmonte, who earned the wild

card spot in the King of the Swing as the top point-

getter in the Summer Swing without a title, then lost

to Badger Open winner Ronnie Russell of Marion,

Ind., in the second match, 233-211. Jones, the Bear

Open winner, then defeated Russell, 208-178, to meet

O’Neill in the title match.

Bill O’Neill Caps Oklahoma’s Grand Casino Hotel & Resort

PBA Summer Swing With King of the Swing Victory

FARMINGDALE, NY – Steve

Gonzalez topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

blasting games of 258-268-287 for

a high series of 813 at

Farmingdale Lanes.

Ed Stadtlander shot 290-259-

757, Ramon Carcamo 268-226-

273-767, Joseph Kelch 268-255-

737, Eugene Neal 268-246-736,

and Steve Brandt 248-238-243-

729.

Steve Gonzalez Blasted an 813

At Farmingdale Lanes

Ron DeLuca Hit 300 at Lodi Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tom Handley earned top honors in

the Monday 4-Man Classic

League at Rockville Centre Lanes


a high series of 789.

Mitchell Goolsby shot 280-245-

237-762, Joe Conigliaro 279-259-

761, Mike Chookasezian 277-233-

242-752, Bill Koste 245-248-251-

744, Dave Dobin 237-236-265-

738, and Stephen Graff 267-246-

736.

LODI, NJ - Ron DeLuca found the

line to perfection and posted a 300

game contesting in the Tuesday

Trios League at Lodi Lanes,

Levey Williams rolled a 268

game followed by Mike Ong with

267, and leading the women was

Denise Titus tossing a 234.

John Hanlon Slammed 300-816

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Tom Handley Earned a 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Rey Cruz 279 at Lodi Lanes

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Hanlon earned top game and

series honors contesting in theTuesday Late Men’s League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 300, 237 and 279 for the

816 high set.

Richard Anderson shot 264-263-

734, Kariba Paterson 277-256-725, Anthony Bruno 278-228-720,

Pat Zenker 278-710, and Matt

Carey 279.

STATEN ISLAND, NY – Frank Mazzella and Steve Stein each

blasted a 300 game while compet-

ing in the Scratch Draft Classic

League at Rab’s Country Lanes.

Mickey Endress shot 214-290-

299-803, Jim Shevlin 265-268-754, Joe Valente 258-746, Dan

Dunleavy 264-736, Matt

Koplowitz 287-734, and Rocky

Salemmo 268-730.

Frank Mazzella, Steve Stein Hit 300

At Rab’s Country Lanes

PBA photo

King of Swing Bill O’Neill

By Russ Mills -| PBA

Ft. MEADE, Md. – Charles Bonis Jr. of Port Chester,

N.Y. defeated Noel Vega of Kew Gardens, N.Y., 210-

147, to win the Professional Bowlers Association Fort

Meade Eastern Challenge presented by Roto Grip.

PBA Challenge events are open to any member or

non-member who has never won a PBA event.

Bonis, a non-member bowling in his third regional

event, was undefeated in the bracket elimination

finals. Vega led qualifying and also was undefeated in

the earlier elimination rounds before he lost his ball

reaction on the championship pair.

Bonis earned $1,800 for the win, but does not

receive credit for a PBA Regional title because he is

a non-member. Vega earned $1,100 for his third run-

ner-up finish in the past four East Region events.

The PBA East Region’s next tournament will be

the PBA50 Cecil Raymond Memorial presented by

Track at Playdrome in Cherry Hill, N.J., July 10-12.

PBA50 events are open to bowlers age 50 and older

as of July 10.

Charles Bonis Jr. Wins PBA Fort Meade Eastern Challenge

PBA photo

Ft. Meade manager, Mike Sinek with winner

Charles Bonis Jr.


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2 SPORTS REPORTER July 1 - 7, 2015

FIRST PWBA STOP SELLS OUT;

FIELD EXPANDED

TO SATISFY DEMANDARLINGTON, Texas – The Professional Women’s Bowling Association

Storm Sacramento Open quickly filled its 64-player field, so the tournament

will open 16 additional spots that will be available on a first-come, first-

served basis.

The PWBA Storm Sacramento Open will take place July 9-11 at Steve

Cook’s Fireside Lanes in Citrus Heights, California, and is the first standard

event of the 2015 PWBA Tour season. Each standard tour stop has a set field

limit, but Fireside Lanes and the PWBA Tour were able to accommodate

additional spots because of the heavy demand.“It’s pretty awesome to see so many women eager to participate in the

PWBA Tour right from the start,” PWBA spokesperson Kelly Kulick said. “It

will be a great way to kick off what should be an exciting two and a half

months.”

The three-day PWBA Storm Sacramento Open will start with a practice

session and reception on Thursday, July 9, followed by a six-game sweeper

event offering a top prize of $2,000. On Friday, July 10, the tournament will

start with two rounds of qualifying (six games each round) after which the

field will be cut to the top 16. There also will be a pro-am event after quali-

fying concludes.

The top 16 bowlers will compete in round-robin match play on Saturday,

July 11, with the top four advancing to the stepladder finals. The winner of

the event will earn $12,000 and, provided they are a PWBA member, a spot

in the season-ending PWBA Tour Championship.

Live coverage of the PWBA Storm Sacramento Open will be available

through Xtra Frame, the Professional Bowlers Association’s online video

streaming service, at http://www.xtraframe.tv/pba/.

Go to PWBA.com for information about the PWBA Storm Sacramento

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Andres Gomez Wins PBA Xtra Frame

Pensacola South OpenBy Bill Vint - PBA

PENSACOLA, Fla. – Andres Gomez

of Colombia won his third PBA Tour

title last week, defeating Tom

Daugherty of Wesley Chapel, Fla.,

211-192, to win the PBA Xtra Frame

Pensacola South Open at New

Liberty Lanes.

With strikes in the ninth frame and

first shot in the 10th, Gomez over-

came an unconverted 2-10 split in theeighth frame to lock up the $10,000

first prize on a demanding PBA Bear

lane conditioning pattern. The native

Colombian, now living in

Hollywood, Fla., won his previous

PBA Tour titles in the 2011 and 2013

Carmen Salvino Classic tourna-

ments.

Daugherty advanced to the title match with a 237-212 win over 2014

PBA Southwest Region Rookie of the Year Anthony Simonsen, an 18-

year-old two-handed player from Princeton, Texas. In the first match,

Daugherty eliminated 16-time PBA Tour winner Tommy Jones of

Simpsonville, S.C., 247-233.

The Xtra Frame Pensacola Open was the third PBA Tour event covered

exclusively live on by PBA’s exclusive online video-streaming service.

Earlier in the year, Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, won the DHC

PBA Japan Invitational in Tokyo – the first international event ever streamed live on Xtra Frame – and Josh Blanchard of Phoenix, Ariz., won

the PBA Xtra Frame Maine Shootout at Bayside Bowl in Portland, Maine.

Andres Gomez

PBA fans voting for the “great-

est bowling trick shot ever” have

awarded the honor to the late

Andy Varipapa for his three-ball

spare conversion, edging Chris

Barnes’ two-lane “flying eagle”

spare by a mere two percentage

points. The winner was announced

during ESPN telecast of the PBA

League Elias Cup finals. Varipapareceived 51 percent of the fan

votes, compared to Barnes’ 49 per-

cent.

Varipapa, a PBA charter member

who died in 1984 at the age of 93,

was a legendary showman and

trick shot artist who also per-

formed one of the most memo-

rable feats in professional bowling

– winning back-to-back titles in

the grueling 100-game 1947 and

1948 BPAA All Star tournaments

at the ages of 56 and 57.

Varipapa Nips Barnes for

“Greatest Trick Shot”

Special Wheaties commercials

featuring the late bowling trick

shot artist Andy Varipapa debuted

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July 1 - 7, 2015 SPORTS REPORTER 3

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Thursday No – Tap: Shawn Gifillan, Nick Westergaard,

and Ray Skovonsky all had no-tap 300 games, Lee Ann

Mackin hit 279, Nidia Haneveld 262-760, Camille

McQueen 243.

PBA Experiences: John Briggs 229-606, Brian Scott 223-

617, Vill VIdulich 217.

Get your Game On: Frank Chambers 237, Ralph Viola

220-587, Scott Begraft 209, Ruth Height 176-438, Brittany

Steele 171, Michelle Halko 164.

Monday Adult-Junior: Jim Testa 257-677, Michael

Terantino 256-656, Jeff Morin 239-624, Tina Wrobel 184-

515, John Worbel 174-462, Joe Day 160-420, Tyler Braun

115-312, Jillian Shay 168-408.

Fox Hills Seniors: Morris Horowitz 212-513, Frank

Chambers 190-523, Grace Jimenez 154-403, Joanne

Margiotta 147-397.

Summer Doubles: Terrance Sanders 279, John Finno 279-

732, Jay McGrath 268-751, Liesl Apgar 260-677, Nidia

Haneveld 243-617, Tami Mehesy 234-618.

Wednesday Early Birds: Glen Malmstone 268-750,

Denise Neilsen 237, Michael Kirc 247-618, Kara Cook

208-581, Roseanne Cinotti 159-405, Joann Brown 188-

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John LaBau 810ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John LaBau earned top honors in

the Friday Night Mixed League


a high series of 810.

Peter Conway shot 286-240-223-

749, Paul Smith 274-269-744,

Chris Lucchese 268-246-738, Pat

Zenker 243-237-705, and Ryan

Ciccimarro 279-653.

John Novichonek 792ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

John Novichonek topped the scor-

ing in the Monday 4-Man Classic

League firing games of 279-255-

258 for a high series of 792.

Teddy Avgerinos rolled 289-246-

757, Bill Carreras 247-217-267-

731, Jim Hambel 278-227-719,

and Matt Slade 276-246-718.

Andrew Guertin 781ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Andrew Guertin topped the scoring

in the Custom Thumbz Doubles

League blasting games of 279-264-


Joe Conigliaro rolled 237-289-

236-762, Ed Boremski 277-257-

745, Julio Zambrano 290-233-740,

and John Smisek 2692-46-739.

James Nolan 776 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

James Nolan topped the scoring in

the Sunday Night Mixed League

firing games of 274-255-247 for a

high series of 776.

Peter Conway rolled 237-237-

687, Jason Simonetti 276-221-

682, and Rob Isler 236.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Jeannie Polacco shot 224,

Linda Ellison 203, Linda Walsh

201, Patty Bucicchia 193, and

Danielle Davis 188.

Mike Murray 774ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Murray topped a high scor-

ing night of the Monday 4-Man

Classic blasting games of 279-

248-247 for a high series of 774.

Odell Mingo shot 247-290-231-

768, Jim Hambel 299-247-760,

Matt Wright 227-277-246-750,

Bob Thorne 269-230-748, Frank

Cimino 244-258-239-741.

Robert Valenciano 779ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Valenciano topped the

Thursday Mixed blasting 254-


John Khantzian shot 266-248-

715, Luis Cardona 222-208-268-

698, Matt Wright 238-222-236-

696, and Jeff Strumeyer 261.

Anthony Bruno 734ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Anthony Bruno topped the

Tuesday Late Men’s rolling 267-


Anthony DePace shot 214-247-

267-728, John Hanlon 278-246-

709, Tom Calderone 254-699.

Willie Fessler 774ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Willie Fessler topped the

Wednesday Night Mixed firing

264-264-247 for a high 774 set.

Rob Benenati rolled 222-258-

232-712, Joseph Gavin 235-246-

227-708, Terry Boyle 244-235-

223-702, Keith Benenati 222-258-

232-700, and Philip Otero 244-

236-220-700.

William Corwin 750ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

William Corwin topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Early Men’s

League firing 212-269-269-750.

Keith Manza rolled 269-266-729,

Jeremy Stevens 266-705, Ben

Gregoretti 258-241-700, and Bob

Moskowitz 257-226-685.

Bill Stein 256 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bill Stein led the scoring in the

Temple Am-Echad Club League

rolling a high game of 256.

Scott Glickman shot 245, David

Schuster 237, Debbie Rovner 236,

and Steven Papier 222.

Steve Friedman 749ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steve Friedman led the scoring in

the Custom Thumbz Doubles fir-

ing 234-259-256 for a high 749.

John Smisek rolled 258-239-237-

734, Paul Circharo 253-248-715,

Alby Pezzella 257-711, Tony

Amendola 256-233-215-704, and

John O’Farrell 256-237-700.

Charles Johnson 720

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY – Charles Johnson topped the scor-

ing in the Thursday Senior Birds

with 278-237 for a 720 high series.

William Collier rolled 278-684,

Jerival George 246-226-669,

George Fields 244, and Ed

Frontera 240-216-622.

Bill Carreras 690ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Bill Carreras took game and set

honors in the Wednesday Senior

Doubles firing 259-236 for a 690.

Alex Bogolusky shot 224-237-

225-686, Mike Desmond 214-

224-247-685, Jerival George 256,

and Stanley Rosadio 235-233-682.

Peter Conway 689ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Peter Conway paced the scoring

in the Friday Night Mixed League

rolling games of 257-225 for a

high series of 689.

Mike Leccese shot 237-214-238-

689, Paul Smith 277-232-688,

Frank Tsang 213-237-229-679,

Alex Bogolubsky 269, and Joseph

DiRe 258.

Robert Barber 648ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Robert Barber led the scoring in

the Saturday Scholarship League

firing games of 244-236 for a high

series of 648.

Robert Wright 244, Jason Eras

235, Maria Lucente 228, Jahnia

Phillips 224-203, and Alexa

Messina 220.

In the Monday Ladies Classic

League Linda Walsh shot 223,

Linda Ellison 199, Trish Lugo

191, Patrice Martone 186, and

Dawn Waldorf 180.

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Steven Harris 751FARMINGDALE, NY – Steven

Harris topped the scoring in the

Wednesday Early Men’s League

firing games of 269-244-238 for a

high series of 751.

Damon Brown rolled 222-248-

267-737, Leroy Williams 236-

233-252-721, Chris Harris 258-

235-719, Kenny Simon 256-246-

716, James Curran 270-223-693,

and Michele Montgoris 226-223-235-684.

Victor Cassano 740FARMINGDALE, NY – Victor

Cassany topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Nite Owls League firing

games of 237-268-235 for a high

series of 740.

Kenny Simon rolled 277-238-729,

Robert Grieb 290-225-709, Donald

Price 256, Valerie DeLillo 264-234-

654, Arthur O’Connor 254-646,

and George Zandier 244-218-643.

Michael Sala 698FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Sala led the scoring in the Tuesday

Early Birds League firing games of

203-248-247 for a high series of 698.Brian Beale rolled 256, Jeff Page

247, Gerg Herzing 236-222-648,

Ralph Yolanda 236-213, and Mack

Oakman, Jr. 234-208-626.

Louis Getzelman 695FARMINGDALE, NY – Louis

Getzelman led the scoring in the

Friday Late Mixed League firing


series of 695.

Victor Rios shot 259-210-225-

694, Hari Soedarmasto 258-227-

692, Andrew Berman 236-224-

647, and James Hood 233-225-

640.

Christopher Kelch 694FARMINGDALE, NY –

Christopher Kelch led the scoring

in the Monday High School

Practice League firing games of

253-213-212 for a high series of

694.

Salvatore Yannacone shot 236-

246-212-694, Darius Fuller 243,

Joe Laier 224, and Mackenzie

Wagner 221.

Danny Schrefel 687 FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Schrefel topped the scoring in the

Monday Night Fourplay League

blasting games of 244-228 for a

high series of 687.

Mike Martin rolled 258-228-672,Robert Kielawa 246-640, Tony

Liguori 238-235-639, and Danny

Riccobono 246-636.

Rich Valentine 679FARMINGDALE, NY – Rich

Valentine topped the scoring in the

Saturday Nite Friends League fir-

ing games of 206-236-237 for a

high series of 679.

Tara Flapan shot 238-202-629,

Tom Altamura 244-214-629, Kyle

Flapan 243-609, and Frank

Janoscak 244.

Bob Andrews 677 FARMINGDALE, NY – Bob

Andrews topped the Thursday

Good Timers rolling games of


Ken Tamburrino shot 278-639,

Robert Grieb 237, Mike Herman

233, and Dale Alberino 218.

Michael Ellendorf 671FARMINGDALE, NY – Michael

Ellendorf led the Wednesday Party

League firing games of 215-200-256 for ahigh series of 671.

Scott Lyle rolled 246, Joe

Buccino 226-223, Mike Marrazzo

224, and Mark Eisenberg, Mike

Dease and Dan Galfano 223.

Matthew Gierl 651FARMINGDALE, NY – Matthew

Gierl led the scoring in the Sunday

Early Mixed League firing games

of 262-217 for a high series of

651.

Joe Venezia rolled 231-209-624,

Nick Errico 231, Joshua Marino227, and Pete Marshall 218.

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Frank Harvey 299MADISON, NJ – Frank Harvey blasted a

high game of 299 in the Morris County

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Jake Bird rolled 267-701, Greg Havas 258-

678, and Joe Horincewich 671.

Trevor Bogert 794MADISON, NJ – Trevor Bogert led the Pat

Martinelli Friday Classic League firing a

high game of 288 and a high series of 794.

John Manganiello rolled 279, Mark

Gorgodian 268, and Tommy Magers 685.

Mike Yoboud 744MADISON, NJ – Mike Yoboud topped the

Pat Martinelli Friday Classic League firing

high game of 278 and a high series of 744.

Dorey Badolato, Bill Sorg, and Mike Potoski

each bowled a 258, Tommy Magers 714,

Patty Hanlein 246, and Donna Badolato 224.

Dave Hanft 738MADISON, NJ – Dave Hanft rolled 257-

738, Dan Pridham 257, and Dennis

Hartwick 235 in the Tuesday 400 Doubles

League.

Mitch Weinberg 736 MADISON, NJ – Mitch Weinberg led the

Lennon Baldwin Memorial Adult/Junior

blasting 278 and a high series of 736.

Andrew Stephens rolled 256-707, Jack

VanderMeulen 246-652, and Bo Serillo

226-643.

Alice Bednarik 664MADISON, NJ- Alice Bednarik led the

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Jodi Belli rolled 238-640, and Carolyn

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PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA Scott Walsh 785STATEN ISLAND, NY – Scott Walsh led

the scoring in the Rab Wilkinson Memorial

League blasting games of 279-275 for a

high series of 785.

Dennis Scire shot 267-255-750, Frank

Wilkinson 247-266-729, Jeff Scire 265-

724, Rocky Salemmo 267-707, Tim

McAuliffe 255-686, and Scott Walsh 279-

275-785.

Wendy Scarsella 739STATEN ISLAND, NY – Wendy Scarsella

led the scoring in the Gennaros Ladies

Classic League firing games of 264-263-


Natalie Steinfeld shot 248-226-659,

Rebecca Rakauskas 234-220-630, Erica

Kavanagh 258-627, and Adrienne Paccione

233-627.

Al Felline 727 STATEN ISLAND, NY – Al Feline paced

the scoring in the Senior Men’s League

rolling games of 266-255 for a high series

of 727.

Gary Parisi shot 242-226-259-727, John

Eadicicco 238-279-723, John Giobbie 236-

257-221-718, Joe LaBargo 258-247-708,

and Joe Albanese 260-232-688.

In another session Joe Sessa shot 224-233-

671, Rolando Graham 220-246-639, Howie

Weiss 237, Fred Compitello 235, and BillHillis 234.

Anne Marie Rubilotta 669STATEN ISLAND, NY – Anne Marie

Rubilotta rolled 211-222-236-669, Ginny

Lananna 224, and Eleanor Briordy 203 in

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Steve Venito 791HOPELAWN, NJ – Steve Venito

topped the scoring in the Raritan

Bay Men’s League firing games of


791.

Dorien Soto rolled 236-239-278-

753, Ken Horvath 267-245-707,

Rob Williams 256-247-694, James

Medoro 236-229-225-690,

Michael Huscha 224-235-225-

684, and Eric Oppenheimer 224-235-225-676.

Anthony Martino 728HOPELAWN, NJ – Anthony

Martino led the scoring in the

Madison Park Men’s League fir-

ing games of 228-267-233 for a

high series of 728.

Eric Oppenheimer rolled 213-

235-247-695, Joe Herber 216-

258-670, Andrwe Tripka 237-216-

202-655, and Michael Ferraro

204-221-216-641.

In the Family League Rocco

Fortunato shot 214-213-601,

David Morgante 243, Autumn

Fortunato 212, Daniel Pawelek

209, and Susan Bobrowski 208.

Tony Tamondong 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony

Tamondong led the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games

of 225-239-257 for a high 721.

Bonnie DeSimone shot 215-234-

648, Dennis DeCrosta 257-637,

Mary Ellen Oehler 222-212-630,

and Carmien Latin 257.

Vinny R. Medvetz 705HOPELAWN, NJ – Vinny R.

Medvetz topped the scoring in theLa Buona Pizza League firing


series of 705.

Marty Goldfarb shot 219-217-

244-680, Joe Herber 234-218-642,

Nicole Baginsky 257, Pete

Jacovinich 245, and Bob Stevens

222.

Evan Simon 696 HOPELAWN, NJ – Evan Simon

led the scoring in the Goldstein &

Hanel Doubles League firing

games of 214 245-237 for ahigh

series of 696.

Greg Havas shot 211-247-657,

Rusty Thomsen 227-224-652, and

Dave Topolewski 222-223-638.

Richard Funk III 693HOPELAWN, NJ – Richard Funk

III led the scoring in the Friday

Nite Mixed League firing games

of 202-236-255 for a high 693 set.

Dave Rezes shto 205-223-213-

641, Mike Kelly 204-226-628, and

Pat Sawler 246-618.

Russell Bennett 685HOPELAWN, NJ – Russell

Bennett topped the scoring in the

Madison Park Men’s League fir-ing games of 238-219-228 for a

high series of 685.

Joe Herber rolled 221-256-670,

Willie Zammitto 217-218-226-

661, Andrew Tripka 215-233-632,

and Eric Oppenheimer 258-628.

In the Wednesday Early Birds

League Char Martino rolled 193,

Anna Kelly 168, and Joan Kelton

170.

Dave Ryden 667 HOPELAWN, NJ – Dave Ryden

paced the scoring in the Federal

Business Centers rolling games of


Chick Mantione shot 215-213,

Tony Kacmarsky 212, and John

Rose 188. In the Merck League

Pete Zafian and Anthony Scutari

rolled 244, Ray Newsome 222, and

Tu Trinh and Allen Phelps 214.

Steven Osiadacz 665HOPELAWN, NJ – Steven

Osaidacz led the scoring in the

Family League rolling games of


665.

Matthew Dandrea hit 219-254-

662, Daniel Pawelek 219-237-

643, Rocco Fortunato 225-203-

620, Chanel Wesson 223, and

Autumn Fortunato 219.

David Morgante 664HOPELAWN, NJ – David

Morgante led the scoring in the

Family League rolling games of


Rocco Fortunato rolled 211-235-

637, Chanel Wesson 211-247-616.

Patrick McCarthy 663ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Patrick McCarthy led the

Thursday Mixed Nuts firing 223-

247 for a high series of 663.Jeff Kubinak shot 258-206-662,

Jeff Pasewark 201-234-617, and

K.C. Cabonilas 251.

Tony Ortiz 655HOPELAWN, NJ – Tony Ortiz led

the Summer Senior No-Tap firing

games of 266-211 for a 655.

Hugo Toro shot 225-241, Mary

Doslik 230, James Nelson 211,

Wayne Michel 201.

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