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STATEN ISLAND, NY RobertButler, Jr. earned top honors in theMichael Carbonaro Mixed Leagueat Rabs Country Lanes blasting a300 game for a high series of 793.

Scott Walsh shot 265-781, MikeReebe 245-715, Justin Andrews

277-679, Ron Gaudio 258-688,Derek Gilbert 245-678, GerryReebe 242-665, Rob Jacobson257-694, Rebecca Rakauskas 232,Simon Berminster 265, MerrillBarizone 274, and Jason Todaro257.

Jack Prins 300 at Holiday Bowl

LODI, NJ - Gene Palko Sr. made personal bowling history when herolled his first career 300 gameand did it while competing in theWednesday Night Live league at

Lodi Lanes. He finished the ses-sion with a 757 set.

Sam Ho was hot with a 290 andJohn Cassetta posted a 279 game.

Ro nald J. Broege 300 at South Levittown

By Gloria VolpeWALLINGTON, NJ Another exciting night for the Public Safetywhen Kevin (Tito) Jackson addedanother 300 game to his achieve-ments at Wallington Lanes he fin-ished the session with a 725 series.

Steve Mocarski posted a 266,Billy Zika had a a nice 257 alongwith Harry Holland, Gabe stillglowing from his recent 300 had a255, Bobby Truppner 247, andRobert (Im at The devils game)Day tossed a 244 game.

Robert Butler, Jr. 300 at Rabs

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY AllenJohnson blasted a 300 game in theWednesday Night Mixed League

at Rockville Centre Lanes.Tony Depperman rolled 257-235-

238-730, Rob Benenati 258-226-235-719, Jon Mazzolla 247-243-682, George Stephen, Sr. 257-238-

680, and Eileen Rufer 247-223-660.

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Kevin Jackson 300 at Wallington Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - Ronald J.Broege pounded a 300 game enroute to the session high series of 836 bowling in the MondayCharlie Cap Classic at SouthLevittown Lanes. John Nelson IIIcame close with a 299 game fin-ishing with a 755 and KennySanders 298 in a 758 series.

Mike Forman hit 289-773, MattGeisperger pitched a 289 in a 717,Richard Glinnen 289-733,Anthony DElia 280-780, LouBarbera 279-731, AlfonsoLeonardo 279-731, MichelleMontgoris 258, Nadine Williams-Clory 247-734, Vonetta Jolliffe244 and Patti Caccioppo 231.

Allen Johnson 300 at Rockville Centre

Gene Palko Sr. 300 at Lodi Lanes

OAKLAND, NJ Jack Prins blasted a 300 game in the SalMarino Classic at Holiday Bowl.

Rob Cahoon shot 290-266-768,Tony Amantea 280-247-759, WaltSacharow 269-254-755, Bob Lippi

267-246-750, Dave Cahoon 279-267-743, Joe Lavecchia 299-736, Paul

Stewart 267-248-729, Dave Dacoons289-235-720, Jim Demas 256-236-719, Joe Cotton 265-718, Chip Jones266-239-715, Louis Lavecchia 245-242-714, Dean Lavecchia 279-237-707, Todd Mortensen 257-234-707,

Mark Steindler 254-703, and VicPadilla 279-699.

RENO, Nev. - Five decades ago,Anthony Cerrato of East Hanover,

N.J., exchanged wedding vows withhis wife, Christine, and gained atravel companion for life.

Their journey through life together has included an annual trip to theUnited States Bowling CongressOpen Championships.

The two made their way to the National Bowling Stadium this week for the 2014 tournament, a tripthey've made many times over theyears, but this time is a little bit dif-ferent.

Not only are they in The BiggestLittle City in the World to celebrate

Cerrato's 50th walk down the tourna-ment's famed Center Aisle, it also isthe 50th anniversary of their walk down the aisle as a couple.

The two were married in Belleville, N.J. in front of approximately 125 friends and family members onMay 20, 1964, and Cerrato's milestone march 50years later came in front of his wife, hundreds of fel-low competitors, guests and bowling fans. Hereceived a plaque, chevron and diamond lapel pin tocommemorate the achievement.

"It's a wonderful coincidence that they both fell onthe same day," said Cerrato, the 174th bowler in his-tory, and last of 10 this year, to reach 50 years of USBC Open Championships participation. "It mademy wife very happy. As you get older, you almost livefor making your wife happy. She enjoys coming to

the tournament each year now."While addressing the crowd at the NBS on Tuesday,Cerrato noted that his wife initially didn't understandwhat the tournament experience was all about, butonce he convinced her to join him, starting in 1999, it

became something she looked forward to each year."She was always skeptical of what we did when we

came bowling, so I asked her to come along," Cerratosaid. "Now, prior to the tournament, she's the first toask for the details about when and where we aregoing and staying."

The annual trek to the Open Championships nolonger is a one-stop trip for the couple, who use the

event as an opportunity for a vacation and a chance tosee more of the country.

Last year, their time on the West Coast included avisit to California's Wine Country, while a previoustrip allowed them to see San Francisco. This year,they're headed to Las Vegas.

"The beauty of the tournament is the fact that youcould see different parts of the country - unique partsyou might not normally go to," Cerrato said. "For example, I would have never gone to the Dakotas tosee the monuments under normal circumstances, butthe tournament being in Billings, Mont., (2002) madethat possible."

Even with all of the miles logged, the most memo-rable thing about Cerrato's tournament career is thecamaraderie and time he's been able to spend withfriends.

The 77-year-old right-hander made his tournamentdebut at the 1962 event in Des Moines, Iowa, and his

passion for bowling and tournament play wereinstilled in him by his brother, Dom, who notched 35years at the Open Championships.

This year on the championship lanes, Cerrato shot535 in doubles, 490 in team and 436 in singles for anall-events series of 1,461. In 50 tournament appear-ance, he has knocked down 82,713 pins for a career average of 183.8.

Tony Cerrato and Christine Celebrate Golden MilestonesAt Open Championships in Reno

By Matt Cannizzaro and Jessica Gilgor - USBC

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Kelly Putaski 779 at HowellBy John JenningsHOWELL, NJ - Kelly Putaski, Kingpins, rippedthe pins with a magnificent 779-246-278-255while competing in the Hankel Classic League atHowell Lanes. Joe Fariello shot high game of thenight with a 288.

John Petraglia, Sr. and Emerald Paltzer tossed279s with Tom Antus and Mark Barry whippingup 278s. Second high series went to Mark Barry757, third to Joe Horvath 747. Other 700 honor scores were rolled by Mike Fogarty 727, KevinGiles 727, Stu Cohen 726, John Petraglia Sr. 716,

Joe Pollizzi 711. On the womens side it wasEmerald Platzer close to breaking her season highfiring a 676 series.

In team action, Sorry Not Sorry (50-22) regainedfirst place with a 7-2 win over Team 11. HowellLanes jumped into second (48-24), and third isTeam 20 (47-25). Masella Construction with 9 of 12 games above average swept Four Seasons whohad 10 of 12 games above average whileMasellas second game a blazing 1016 scratch(Barry 248, Urban 235, Platzer 279, Pollizi 254) isthe seasons high team game. high team series still

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Sets Youth Travel LeagueRecord with 300-836

By Vince AlbrechtFAIR LAWN, NJ - Glen Rock senior Jake Rollins has

been tearing up the lanes all season long , firing telephonenumbers indiscriminately virtually everywhere he bowls.On February 2nd in Stan Niemiec Youth Travel competi-tion at Lodi, Rollins fired 300: 780; less than a fortnight

later, he captured the NJSIAA State Boys Individual Titlein a manner never previously done in a ChampionshipFinal: he rolled a perfect game. On a day when theBergen Record honored him as High School Bowler of the Year, the 17-year-old accentuated same by re-writingthe Stan Niemiec Youth Travel League three-gamerecord, clearing the pin decks on his first delivery anastounding thirty-one times, including his first nineteenof the match. When the dust from the obliterated Fair Lawn pins settled, the telescore recap flashed: 300-258-278: 836. What made Rollins performance even moreremarkable was the realization that of the other thirty-oneyouth travelers, only two other 600 sets were recorded.

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Casey Creutz 762HOPELAWN, NJ- Casey Creutzled the scoring in the Goldstein &Hanel Doubles League firinggames of 267-280-215 for a highseries of 762.

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Willy Maldonado 754HOPELAWN, NJ WillyMaldonado led the scoring in theRaritan Bay Mens League firinggames of 279-227-248 for a highseries of 754.

Travis Tilley shot 258-225-246-729, Anthony Colangelo 257-213-237-707, Patrick Plate 246-236-220-702, and John Kertesz 217-239-235-691.

Eric Oppenheimer 753HOPELAWN, NJ EricOppenheimer led the scoring inthe Madison Park Mens Leaguefiring games of 253-255-245 for ahigh series of 753.

Eric Velazquez shot 228-276-235-739, Joe Lampariello 258-222-219-699, Joey Weisensten244-259-698, and Tom Martino,Jr. 247-237-214-698.

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Henry Hasemann 745FARMINGDALE, NY Henry Haseman led theWednesday Early Mens Handicap League firinggames of 279-266 for a high series of 745.

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Amefika Greaves 744FARMINGDALE, NY Amefika Greaves led theThursday 3-Man firing 279-243 for a high 744 SET.

Frankie Berardino rolled 269-233-228-730, JustinDellicarpini 269-245-722, Tom Colon 290, Jeff Fennell289-236-714, and Michael Berardino 257-236-707.

Amefika Greaves 279FARMINGDALE, NY Amefika Greaves topped thescoring in the Tuesday Early Birds League firing ahigh game of 279.

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Thursday Night Foursome : Joe Ervolino278, Tom Olino 278, John Siano 276-736,Dominic Turrulli 275-718, Jas Santoro268-728-708, Mike Mutch 258, DanKantor 258, Denis Mendelson 257-705-278-758, Joe Valdino 257, Evan Kantor 717, Rob Spauster 713, Fabrizio Cerutti267-266-768, Joe Tan 266, Nick Spinelli265-722, Thomas Taravella 258, KeithHengel 258, John Maglione 714, Heather Mitchell 232, Dawn Palladino 207,Courtney Giudice 203.

Tuesday Early Birds : Karen Bernardo268-626, Anne Zajack 226-212, KellySullivan 224-210.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys : Joe McLaughlin269-656, Danny Gormley 257, TonyAstacio 237, Jeff Miller 235, DawnHastings 238.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors :Richie Coyer 289-268-237-794, CharlieStumpf 259-235-622, Bob Haskin 234-603, Joe Marsiello 223, Gene Gould 209,John Eastwood 206, Richard Mennona204, Ron Gades 203.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors : CappyCaporusso 226-610, Joe Visone 222,Marilyn Johnson 226.

Thursday Hits and Misses : Jerry Packard235, June Iacono 213, Stacy McCarthy 204.

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Emmanuel Kwie 246 MADISON, NJ Emmanuel Kwie rolled 246,

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Joseph DiRe shot 257-236-719, Tony Depperman 234-225-253-712, and Frank Tsang266-229-686.

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Teddy Avgerinos 730ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Teddy Avgerinos paced the scoring in the Thursday MixedLeague firing games of 244-259-227 for a high series of 730.

Carmen Falcone 286, Donna Gregston 266, Al Fabiano 279-719, Bill Koste 279-233,Thomas DeMaria 279, Phillip Karfinkel 278-212, and Mike Penora 264.

John Novichonek 729ROCKVILLE CTR, NY John Novichonek led the scoring in the Sunday Night MixedLeague firing games of 270-233 for a high series of 729.

Michael Dyer rolled 267, Jason Simonetti 257, Carl Rissland 257-237-698, and MichelleMontgoris 246. Barry Clare 728ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Barry Clare led the scoring in the Wednesday Early MensLeague firing games of 279-247 for a high series of 728.

Dom Conti shot 256-236-714, Bob Froehlich 266-221-705, Andonio Flores 254-224-696,Stan Lane 247-228-211-686, and Chris Froehlich 255-226-675.

In the Wed. Clark Gillies League RoseAnn Trentacoste shot 216, and Charlene Spinelliand Sheila Weissman 188.

Santo DiSciafani 714ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Santo DiSciafani led the scoring in the Sunday Adult/ChildDoubles League firing games of 235-234-225 for a high series of 714.

Sal Scognamillo shot 246-226-233-705, Jose DeFalco 224-223-629 and Joe Prunty 245-204-617.

Jon Martinez 676 ROCKVILLE CTR, NY - Jon Martinez led the scoring in the Thursday El-Cheapo Leaguefiring games of 202-257-217 for a high series of 676.

Steve Frey rolled 243, John Moran 237, and Joey Green 222-222.

Christopher Johnson 655ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Christopher Johnson led the scoring in the Saturday ScholarshipLeague firing games of 235-230 for a high series of 655.Adam Glickman shot 235, Gregory Schultz 233-206-631, Brandon Elis 228-227-625, and

Maria Lucente 253.

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