Joe Alfano 300 in Montvale Majors

By Robert Balzarek
WALLINGTON, NJ - Kevin
Jackson got another pin on the Wall of
Fame rolling a 300 game in the
Tuesday Bud Light 4-Man at
Wallington Lanes.
Garry Vincente was right behind
with 288, Steve Shin 268, Jim
Giancarlo 268, Kevin Matawa 267,
Tom Twist 266 256 733, Ulises
Medrano 259, Jae Kim 258, Paul
Stamos who shot 3 258 games.
By Bill Vint - PBA
INDIANAPOLIS Professional
Bowlers Association Hall of
Famer Pete Weber of St. Ann,
Mo., wrote another chapter in
bowling history when he defeat-
ed Australian two-handed star
Jason Belmonte, 224-179, to win
the Barbasol PBA Tournament
of Champions at Woodland
Bowl and a $50,000 payday.
The victory made Weber the
first player to complete the PBA
Triple Crown for a second time
and tied bowling legend Earl
Anthony for most major PBA
titles with 10.
Weber, who was considered
one of the professional tours
power players when he won
his first PBA Tournament of
Champions with his unique
high back swing back in
1978, is now 50 the oldest player ever to win the
Tournament of Champions and affectionately called
Gramps by his younger opponents.
He won his second TOC title to go along with five U.S.
Open titles and two PBA World Championships to com-
plete the PBAs Triple Crown a second time, a feat no
other bowler has accomplished. He also owns a PBA
Touring Players Championship for his other major. His
win Sunday was his 37th,
tying him for third place on the
PBA all-time titles list with
Norm Duke, behind Walter
Ray Williams Jr. (47) and
Anthony (43).
I dont know what it is,
Weber said. I get up for the
majors, but theres one eluding
me and the Weber family the
USBC Masters. I really want
that one, and Im not done yet.
Im not slowing down. I have
no plans to retire.
Weber won the ToC with
three doubles, four spares and
help from Belmonte, who left
the 4-10 split three times
failing to convert it twice.
I woke up today and said
my dream would be to bowl
Pete and win by a pin,
Belmonte said. I got half
of it right. I bowled Pete, but I lost by 60.
Pete is the most talented bowler the world has ever
seen, and may ever see, Belmonte added. To bowl
him in the finals and see him break records like he
has broken is really special. If I could achieve half of
what he has done by the time my career is over, Ill
be ecstatic.
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MONTVALE, NJ Joe Alfano
rolled a 300 high game in the
Montvale Majors at Montvale Lanes.
Bob Higgins was second with a 290
game. Matt Rovetto was high series
bowler with a 246-255-266-767 and
Andrew Hedaria was right behind
him with 245-255-266-766
Chris Trembath bowled 257-258-
740, Justin Hawkins 255-268-739,
Jun Roldan 238-279-738, Bob
Greenwood 248-266-735, Eric
Honor 256-258-698, Rich Naclerio
693, Chris Jachens 248-693, Ramil
Caburnay 263-692, Ray Keim 684,
John Rankin Sr 254-667. Sara
Rankin 258-666, Rocky Durocher
661, Toto Roldan 267-659.
CORAM, NY - Rob Bader Sr.
tossed a twelve banger 300 to lead
all competition in the Thursday
High Rollers League at Coram
Country Lanes.
James Civil III, a junior bowler
shot a 278 in the Sunday Morning
Family Affair League and Brooke
Kelsey, also a junior bowler, hit
215.
FLUSHING, NY - Louis
DeMartino rolled perfect for a 300
game en route to an 803 series,
high for the meeting of the Ball
and Chain League at Jib Lanes.
Jason Byczek rolled a 693 series
followed by Dylan Bustillo with a
686 and David Kokoszcynski
posted a 267 game.
Rob Bader Sr. 300 at Coram Country
Louis DeMartino 300 803 at Jib Lanes
Pete Weber Wins Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions
Completes PBA Triple Crown for second time, ties Earl Anthony for most PBA major titles
INDIANAPOLIS - Doug Kent of Newark,
N.Y., the winner of 10 Professional Bowlers
Association Tour titles including four major
championships, and Danny Wiseman of
Baltimore, a 12-time Tour winner with one
major title, were inducted into the PBA Hall of
Fame for superior performance during cere-
monies at the Indianapolis Marriott North
Saturday night.
Wiseman, 45, joined the PBA in 1987 and has
earned just over $1.55 million. Kent, also 45,
joined the PBA in 1988 and has earned just over
$1.51 million during his career. In the voting for
the 50 Greatest Players in PBA History during
the organizations 50th anniversary celebration
in 2009, Wiseman was
ranked 42nd and Kent
43rd.
Among Kents major
titles are the 1991 United
States Bowling Congress
Masters, his first title, the
2002 PBA World
Championship, and the
2006 USBC Masters and
Dennys PBA World
Championship. Winning
two majors in 2006 led to
the Chris Schenkel PBA
Player of the Year award.
He is one of only nine
players ever to win two
major titles in the same
season.
As a young player I
never thought about Halls
of Fame or Player of the
Year awards, Kent said.
All I wanted to be was
like my hero Mark Roth.
I want to thank PBA
for the opportunity to be a
professional bowler and
to live a dream.
Kent joins his brother-
in-law, Parker Bohn III, in the PBA Hall of
Fame. Kents wife is the former Chrissie
Beamish; Bohns wife is the former Leslie
Beamish. They are the second set of brothers-in-
law in the PBA Hall, joining Mike Aulby and
Steve Cook, who also married sisters.
Wiseman, who won the first of his 11 standard
titles in the 1990 Fair Lanes Open in his home-
town in his first television appearance, won the
historic 2004 USBC Miller High Life Masters
which was staged on a special lane installation
inside Miller Park in Milwaukee the first time
a bowling championship had been conducted
inside a major league baseball stadium.
See Hall of Famepage 2
Doug Kent and Danny Wiseman Inducted Into PBA Hall of Fame
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
PBA photo
Pete Weber ties Earl Anthony for most PBA titles in cap-
turing the Barbasol PBA Tournament of Champions.
PBA photo
Danny Wiseman and Doug Kent
Kevin Jackson 300 at AMF Wallington
2 SPORTS REPORTER April 10 - 16, 2013
Belmonte eliminated defending
champion Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Ill., 229-171, in the
semifinal match. Belmonte started
with five strikes while Rash threw
only one strike in his first six frames.
When Belmonte left the 1-2-4-6-10 in
the eighth frame and failed to convert,
he gave Rash a glimmer of hope, but
Rash was unable to close the gap.
In the second match, Rash followed
a first-frame spare with five strikes to
build a 34-pin lead over Tommy
Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., after
Jones left and failed to convert the 3-
4-6-7-10 split in his second frame.
Despite striking on eight of his last
nine shot, Jones was unable to over-
come his early mistake against Rashs
error-free game.
Jones started the stepladder finals
with a 217-189 victory over Finlands
two-handed star, Osku Palermaa.
Jones had a double in the second and
third frames which gave him the lead
and Palermaa, unable to double the
entire game, couldnt catch up.
Belmonte eliminated defending
champion Sean Rash of
Montgomery, Ill., 229-171, in the
semifinal match. Belmonte started
with five strikes while Rash threw
only one strike in his first six frames.
When Belmonte left the 1-2-4-6-10 in
the eighth frame and failed to convert,
he gave Rash a glimmer of hope, but
Rash was unable to close the gap.
In the second match, Rash followed
a first-frame spare with five strikes to
build a 34-pin lead over Tommy
Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., after
Jones left and failed to convert the 3-
4-6-7-10 split in his second frame.
Despite striking on eight of his last
nine shot, Jones was unable to over-
come his early mistake against Rashs
error-free game.
Jones started the stepladder finals
with a 217-189 victory over Finlands
two-handed star, Osku Palermaa.
Jones had a double in the second and
third frames which gave him the lead
and Palermaa, unable to double the
entire game, couldnt catch up.

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Wiseman also had memorable per-
formances in the 1992 Tournament of
Champions and 2009 USBC Masters,
finishing second in both tournaments.
Early in his career, Wiseman
defined himself by compiling the
winningest television record in PBA
history at that time (21-5), and by
introducing a colorful persona that
branded him as something of a mav-
erick.
I never had a lot of natural ability
and often wondered how I got to this
point, Wiseman said. I have to give
my parents a lot of the credit. I
learned to strive for perfection from
dad and to never give up from my
mom.
I took what I learned from a lot of
the greats in the sport, combined it
with my own ability and made a
career out of it.
Including the Class of 2013, the
PBA Hall of Fame consists of 61 per-
formance, 27 meritorious service and
three PBA50 (formerly senior)
inductees.
Tournament of Champions
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Hall of Fame
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April 10 - 16, 2013 SPORTS REPORTER 3
Paul Verderosa 757
FARMINGDALE, NY Paul
Verderosa topped the scoring in
the Friday Late Mixed League
firing games of 298-245 for a
high series of 757.
Brendan Stephens rolled 289,
James Hood 259, Wingo Hom
and Ken Sanders 258, Tony
Caridi 247-236-708, Mike Clark
247, and Hari Soedarmasto and
Eddie Wing 246.
Marc Bieler 299
FARMINGDALE, NY Marc
Bieler blasted a 299 game in the
Thursday 3-Man League.
Jag Gabino shot 298-245-297-
840, Tony Brown 279-768,
Damon Brown 278-247-739,
John McHugh 266-257-734, and
Amefika Greaves 269-257-723.
Erin Gallagher 234
FARMINGDALE, NY Erin
Gallagher rolled 234, and
Michael Droshin 211 in the
Junior Scholarship League.
Mike Maisono 289-730
FARMINGDALE, NY Mike
Maisono led the Wednesday
Mens League firing games of
289-238 for a high series of
730.
Bay Stauder rolled 279-221-
695, Bill Vreeland Sr. 277-680,
Mario Cramico 276-226-718,
Brian Bealie 269-244-732, John
Bergen 266, Paul Bouchard III
265, Don Ciervo 259-258-720,
and Bob Langis Sr. 258-224.
In the Wednesday Party
League David Brand rolled 266,
and Mike Ellendorf 252.
Brian Meade 287
FARMINGDALE, NY Brian
Meade topped the scoring in the
Sunday Early Mixed League fir-
ing a high game of 287.
John Tortora rolled 244-235-
680, Chet Blyman 243, George
Mazzocchi 237, Richie
Fiorentino 230-229, and Wayne
Embleton 220.
Kerri Delisi 244
FARMINGDALE, NY Kerri
Delisi led the St. Martins Major
League firing games of 244-220
for a high series of 664.
Meghan Wing rolled 227-660,
Liz Ferraro 222-216-618, and
Sammi Ng 221.
James Prince 211
FARMINGDALE, NY James
Prince rolled a high game of 211
in the Sunday Adult/Junor
Scholarship League, and
Michael Coakley hit 204.
Jerry Keenan 204
FARMINGDALE, NY Jerry
Keenan led the Friday Sunshine
Kids firing a high game of 204.
Karen Bruno bowled a 194, Joe
LiVolsi 190, Bob Junge 183, and
Bill Platania hit 180.
In the Tuesday Early Birds
League Pat Berardino shot 257,
Leroy Williams 255, Ed
Benjamin 254, Miguel Garrido
252, and Kerrick Jones 246.
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Tom Handley 279
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OAKLAND, NJ - In Stan Niemiec Youth Travelers play at Holiday
Bowl, Montville sophomore Karl Kattermann scattered the plastic-coats
with a session best triple deuce 205-223-269: 697 in spearheading
Boonton to a 5-2 triumph over Montvale. Kattermann, who also stroked
697 last month at Fair Lawn, lifted his team high average to just shy of
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Montvales Katie Didonato posted a season best game/set with 226: 604
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Ferrante 196.
James Kane tallied 208-223: 630, Justin Garcia 206-244: 621 and Kyle
Schellberg 202 as Bowler City II bounced back from an opening loss to
snare five points from a shorthanded Holiday II squad. Sparking Holiday
II was Colette Malyack 258: 622 with help from Frank Olandesi 214-221
and Caitlyn Castillo 193.
Despite Vinny Santoros 204-225: 599, Bowler City Is drive to the title
was temporarily stalled by Bowler City III which edged the frontrunners,
2566-2558. Top scorers for BC III were Nick Reyes 199: 581, Louis
Ferrante 193 and Patrick Sucero 188.
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Dave Ferrell Jr. was the top man
this session with his 265-236-710,
Billy Zika was not all wet and shot
247, Joe Murgittroyd 238-226,
Steven Mocarski 237, Kenny Lee
234, Kenny Cook 232, Welcome
back Louie Brito, who joined the
Hoboken team and shot 230 640,
Billy Lyons hit 231, and Dennis
Figueroa bowled a 230 game.
Thursday Early Mixed
Shaun Dunning had the high
game with his 267-238, Glenn
Bonomo 254, Vito, yes your name
is in the paper, Banci tossed a 237
game, Jim Butcher 225-224, Mike
Rochinski and Ken Scheck 224,
Charles (Honey Jackson) 220, and
Joe D Amico 216.
Bud Light Tuesday Four-Man
Paul Stamoss 279 was the high
game in the league and right
behind was Victor Mendoza with
278-713, Louie Rondon hit 273,
Brian Rudolph 269, Gary Vicente
259, John Jawor, 258, Jae Kim
248-711, Bruce Radigan 247,
Gabriel Tineo, new to the league,
tossed a 247, Ulises Medrano
from S&P Tees team hit a 246,
Chonil Lee and Frank Shultz each
had a 244, Joe Leardo 243, and
Kevin (Tito) Jackson 242 671,
Senior league
Dennis Nieradka rolled 204,
Don French 203, James Hines
199, and Raymond Koster posted
two 192 games.
In the Monday Seniors: Bob Haskin 201-208,
Michael Sala 200-217-204-612.
In the Monday LIA: Kyle Ludwig 268-258-746,
Brian Selwin 265, Luciano Gaglione 258, Steve
Koopman 256, April fucci 236-223, Alicia Defino
223, Mary Gottesman 215, Kenny Daughn 269-254-
713, Joe Migliano 268-258, Patty Werbeck 214, Ed
Werbeck 299-738, Joseph Morreale 280-754, Tony
Santilli 268, George Schnepp 266, Jen Zappolo 216.
In the Tuesday Early Birds: Karen Bernardo 255-
619-236-610, Freda Amon 216, Reg Traina 216, Pat
Curatolo 211, Diane Parziale 228-633, Lisa Simon
219, Christine Kempf 210.
In the Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Dave Brussenski
257, Rich ONeill 248-258-730, Mike Gregorio 247-
269-718, Steve McTigue 237, Chris Boyle 665, Joe
McLaughlin 243, Matt Hammond 237, John Gannon
236-255, Dan Hastings 248.
In the Saturday Night Parrot Heads: Jeff
Rantinella 257, Jim Doyle 247-243-695, Robin
Vecchione 221.
In the Wednesday Young @ Heart Seniors:
Richie Coyer 244-213-661, Joe Cagna 234, Ray
Wilson 216, Bob Sandkuhl 213, Mike Damato 233,
Pete Thomasefsky 235, Mike Damato 233, Charlie
Stumpf 209-226, John Eastwood 209, Jack Mateer
201, Nancy Ellis 204.
In the Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy
Caporusso 246-608, Gene Kelly 204-214, Joe Hopp
212, Joe Visone 213, George Kinkel 201.
In the Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Byron Lamm
246-235, Tony Dominick 245-650, Jon Crawford
237-680, Jim Hope 235, Paul Devito 233-653.
In the Thursday Hits and Misses: Jim Fenimore
243-669, Irv Freed 237-677, Debbie Cali 225.
In the Thursday Night Foursome: Jas Santoro
300, Al Green 276-767, John Pasciucco 269, Marcus
White 269-758, Joe Ervolino 268-267, Sean
Thompson 268, Pete Cornell 263-735, Dawn
Palladino 218.
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Joe Cameron 267, Karsyn
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Matt Clark 256, Analicia Savvides
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Rockaway Mixed: Jim Testa 259-665, Glen
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Darren Zarillo 224-618, Kristian Arocho 267-706,
Keri May 258-688, Donna Sodano 235-602, Lynne
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Jesus Cruz 248-663, Bob Webb 234-634, Chris
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Friday Tri-Mixed: Geno McCroy 195-548, Jerry
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Spanish American Mixed: Julio Soto 256-617,
Tyrone Waal 229, Ovidio Ruiz Jr. 222-578, Lynne
Coleman 161-473.
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Sizzlin Strikers: Nicholas Thiese 126-345,
Benjamin Cruz 108-288, Andrew Dunleavy 95-257,
Emma Thiese 141-385.
Weekend Warriors: Ben Miller 99-291, Antonio
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Wright 135-360.
Gutter Busters (2 games): Christopher Dunleary
75-137, Ella Dunleary 89-155.
Rockaway-Denville Recreation (2 games):
Patrick Galagher 155-264, Daniel Byrnes 142, Alex
Pernex 125-193, Aheelah Shaw 84-166.
Bumper Busters (2 games): Jacob Paniconi 105-
192.
Lucky Strikers: James Taylor 155-375, Mark
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Ball Busters: Nick Westergaared 279-664, Mike
Murray 246-672, Jack Cook 237-690, Kristein
Greiner 177-489, Haley Paccione 166-455, Steph
Sihlanick 164-390.
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8 SPORTS REPORTER April 10 - 16, 2013
Andy Polidura 835
HOPELAWN, NJ Andy Polidura topped the Middlesex County Classic
League firing games of 278-268-289 for a high series of 835.
Dennis Smith rolled 279-206-268-753, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 279-223-225-
727, Tom Martino, Jr. 286-212-225-723, and Joe Herber 246-238-231-715.
Don Anione 781
HOPELAWN, NJ - Don Anione led the Academy Madness blasting
games of 274-279-228 for a high series of 781.
Joe Defelice shot 200-254-256-710, Mike Dellamanna 234-231-211-
6756, and Rocco Fortunato 227-224-211-662.
James McMillon 758
HOPELAWN, NJ James McMillon led the Garden State Mixed League
firing 254-249-255 for a high series of 758.
Richard Bienvenue rolled 289-225-703, and Jason Passero 204-212-237-
653.
In the NJ Turnpike Basha Miller shot 234, and Richy Calderon 222.
Don Anione 739
HOPELAWN, NJ - Don Anione led His & Hers with games of 259-267-
213 for a high series of 739.
Bonnie Desimone rolled 237-207-246-690, Dennis DeCrosta 219-232-
645, and Carmine Latin 235-637.
Nelson F. Alves 737
HOPELAWN, NJ Nelson F. Alves led the scoring in the
Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 278-213-246 for
a high series of737.
Evan Simon shot 216-226-265-707, Glenn Mohr 226-
222-259-707, and Gabe Ferrari 226-222-216-690.
In the Thursday Nite Mixed League Kieran Zebrowski
shot 211-247, and Andrew Smith 224.
Andrew Tripka 730
HOPELAWN, NJ Andrew Tripka led the scoring in the
Madison Park Mens League firing games of 257-226-247
for a high series of 730.
Michael Consiglio shot 265-214-208-687, and Eric
Oppenheimer 226-243-667.
Kevin Kopko 728
HOPELAWN, NJ Kevin Kopko paced the scoring in the
Family League firing games of 224-236-268 for a high
series of 728.
Steve Venito rolled 235-244-212-691, Rococ Fortunato
212-223-217-662.
John Baginsky Jr. 652
HOPELAWN, NJ John Baginsky, Jr. led the scoring in
La Buona Pizza League firing 206-245-201-652.
Warren Taureck shot 217-225-204-646, and Joe Herber
204-225-203-632.
In the Winter Senior Citizen Rich Rowley shot 213.
Mark Cumber rolled 200-203 in the Bank League.
Bill Dillon 651
HOPELAWN, NJ - Bill Dillon paced the scoring in the
Knights of Columbus League firing games of 215-244 for a
high series of 651.
Joe Britton rolled 209-249-650, John Shimko 232-629.
In the Merck League Jimmy Griffin rolled 213-233-200-
646, Brian Gould 226-209-606, and Eileen Okolovitz hit 226.
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