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Vol. 77 No. 22

August 3 - 9, 2016

Williams, Bohn and Kretzer Win PBA50 Regionals Heading into

PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino World Championship
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
WELCH, Minn. PBA50 Treasure
Island Resort & Casino World
Championship presented by Storm
match play finalists Walter Ray
Williams Jr., Parker Bohn III and
Brian Kretzer each won PBA50
regional titles at Island Xtreme
Bowl.
Williams won the 99th tournament
of his PBA career by defeating twotime PBA50 Player of the Year Ron
Mohr of Las Vegas, 268-258, in the
title match of the Treasure Island
Resort
&
Casino
Viper
Championship, one of three regional events conducted as a prelude to
the final day of the World
Championship.
I never expected anything like
this when my career started,
Williams said about approaching
the 100 title mark. I still enjoy
competition as much as I ever have
and Ill keep doing it as long as I
enjoy it.
The Hall of Famer will have
some work to do as he enters the
match play portion of the World
Championship in 23rd position but
will have two six-game match play

PBA photo

Parker Bohn III

PBA photo

Brian Kretzer

rounds to try and advance to the

stepladder finals. If he can win the
World Championship it would
mark his 100th PBA title. He holds
the all-time lead in career PBA
Tour titles with 47, 10 PBA50 Tour
titles, 32 PBA regional and 10
PBA50 regional titles with his last
win.

PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn

III hopes to ride the momentum of
his win in the Scorpion
Championship as he defeated Paul
McCordic of Sugar Land, Texas,
213-191, in the title match for his
second PBA50 regional title.
Bohn, who won last years
Treasure Island Resort & Casino
Open which was conducted as a
standard PBA50 Tour event, enters
World Championship match play in
second with a 3,568 15-game pinfall total 17 pins behind tournament
leader Ron Nelson Jr. of
Bridgeview, Ill., who leads with
3,585. Nelson finished third in the
Scorpion Championship and fourth
in the Chameleon Championship.
Winning
this
Scorpion
Championship was a good test for
what Ill need to do next so Im
pretty encouraged and it puts me in
a good mindset, Bohn said. I had
to do a little bit of everything, especially adjust my angles to the pocket and Im sure Ill be doing a lot of
that in (World Championship)
match play.
See PBA 50 Page 3

50 cents

Eddie Penafiel 300-869 at Lodi Lanes

LODI, NJ Eddie Penafiel earned
game and series spotlight with an
impressive 869 series highlighted by
games of 300, 290 and 279 in the
Monday 670 Trios at Lodi Lanes.
Steve Tripp impressed with his

262-775, Jake Rollins rolled a 259

on route to a 728 set, Matt Priore
269-759, John Sperone 276-731,
Omar Espinal 266-713, Kevin
Curran 245-708, Mike Brenner Sr.
257-707, and Brian Perez 255-704.

Amanda Broege Slammed 300-808

At Farmingdale Lanes
FARMINGDALE, NY Amanda
Broege earned top honors in the
Epic/Maple Invitational Trios
League blasting games of 267226-300 for a high series of 808.
Eric Smyth hit 276-234-290-800,

Bob Gelfant 278-243-235-756,

Noel Ocasio 258-239-257-754,
John Cummings 267-267-746,
Anthony DElia 223-242-256721, and Ramon Carcamo 289235-719.

Ali Randell Pounded 300

At Jersey Lanes
LINDEN, NJ Ali Randell earned
top honors in the Miller Lite
Doubles League at Jersey Lanes
firing a 300 game en route to a
high series of 780.

Andre Sessions hit 279-758,

Tracey Edwards and Chris
Briggantino 258, and Darius
Singletary 704.

Ben Gregoretti Blasted 300

At Rockville Centre Lanes
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Ben Gregoretti rolled a 300 game
in the Wednesday Early Mens
League at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Paul Barbuzza blasted 269-251-

248-768, Glen Smith 259-245729, Keith Manza 267-235-714,

Steve Friedman 235-246-228-709,
Kevin Cudjoe 247-241-703, and
Antonio Flores 258-213-675.

USA Bowling National Championships Crowned First Titlists Matthew Gierl 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
INDIANAPOLIS The USA Bowling National
Championships determined its first champions at
Western Bowl in the youth team event featuring 12and-under and 15-and-under divisions.
The best three-of-five Baker matches in both divisions, which were taped for broadcast and will be televised on CBS Sports Network, would go four games.
In the U12 division, Coastal South regional winners
Team Georgia faced the Indiana U12 All-Stars, the
Lower Great Lakes regional winner. Team Georgia
would have just one open frame, and closed with four
consecutive strikes, to take Game 1, 199-166.
But the Indiana U12 All-Stars would post progressively higher scores in each following game, taking

Game 2 by a 181-151 count, before pulling out a slim

187-180 victory to take a 2-1 lead.
With the opportunity to wrap up the title, the Indiana
U12 All-Stars started a string of six consecutive
strikes in the sixth frame and rolled to a 234-162 victory to claim the first USA Bowling National
Championships title.
In 2015, after the bowling season, I decided to put
the best middle-school bowlers in fifth grade together
for this USA Bowling team, coach Chris Toyias said.
We won our regional in October, and weve been
practicing and working toward this goal right here
since October.
See USA

BOWLING Page 2

FARMINGDALE, NY Matthew
Gierl topped the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
rolling games of 300-209-203 for
a high series of 712.
Ross Lorbenfeld shot 278-236-

697, Brandan Rini 268-235-687,

Jim Tortorice, Jr. 246-242-681,
Paul Baron 256-200, Scott
Briskan 255-216-655, and Ronnie
Simon 233-224-653.

Eric Buffa, Billy Harrelson 300 No-tap

At Coram Country Lanes

CORAM, NY Eric Buffa and

Billy Harrelson blasted a 300 game
in the Tuesday No Tap Doubles
League at Coram Lanes.
Lisa Donay blasted 288-826, Ron

Bonomo 297-735, Jill Sanfilippo

265-719, Rich Gawrysiak 716,
Angel Rodriguez and Richie
Sciortino 278, and Jean Wells 253663.

SPORTS REPORTER

USA BOWLING
Continued from Page 1

Kyle Toyias started the string of strikes and teammates Hayden Smith,
Reece Dunbar and Shayla Gwynn followed his lead.
Throwing a good shot, that makes them want to throw an even better
shot, Kyle Toyia said. This is pretty awesome, Im not gonna lie.
The U15 title match saw another team from Georgia, the Atlanta-based
Strikers representing the South Region, facing Upper Great Lakes champion the Clams from Minnesota.
The Strikers would have just one open frame in the first two games,
posting victories of 217-149 and 239-205 to take a 2-0 lead. The Clams
then posted a clean game themselves for a 234-180 victory.
In Game 4, Faith Hardy watched a 4 pin tumble late in the fourth frame
that would help give her team a lead that Hardy and teammates Jhalen
Embery, Tyrell Ingalls and Dawson Stewart would not relinquish.
We knew (the Clams) were a good team and we just wanted to stay
clean and execute our fundamentals, coach Bill Johnson said about how
his team reacted after losing Game 3. They didnt panic. I doubt even if
they had lost two that they would have panicked. They would just stay
with their game. But being up 2-0, youre not really stressing when you
are executing your shots.
And the team members were there to pick up one another. Each team
member had strings of strikes and different points in the match.
It was a team effort, all of us did well, Stewart said. I was really
nervous, I was just trying not to choke. Being a national title, everybody
watching, the cameras all around us I just tried to not think about it
too much.
Starting last fall, USA Bowling conducted 16 regional events across the
country to determine the 32 teams 16 in U12, 16 in U15 that would
represent their regions at the national tournament.
After 15 games of qualifying, all teams in each division went through
a double-elimination match-play bracket to determine the teams that
would meet for the inaugural national titles. The Baker format is used for
all qualifying, with best two-of-three matches determining which teams
advanced in the bracket.

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August 3 - 9, 2016

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . .
Te n P i n R a p . . . . .
BOWLING CAMP CONCLUDES
The sixteenth annual Pro Image Bowling Camp
concluded with 37 happy people ready to go home
and practice, practice, practice. To keep the final
day fresh and add fun, a draft was held wherein
each coach chose team members. Each team then
bowled 3 Baker style games to try for the lowest
score. The lowest? That made it a competition of
skills, the objective being to pick off the 10 pin and
then the 7 pin in each frame, or at least come as
close as possible without putting a ball into the gutter. The surviving teams were in a championship
rolloff. (Noel) Vegas Chihuahuas (Roger Shell,
Jake Nappi, Brian Duke and Steven Salberg)
emerged victorious with a 70 score. They each
were awarded $50 off next years camp. Runnerups were the Sand Ants (Keith Luker, Anita Wilson,
Steven Douches, and David Grant) captained by
Tom Gentilella with a 117 score. They each have a
$25 discount for next years camp. The victors
named 14-year-old Nappi as their Most Valuable
Player.
Here are some random notes and observations:
Robert Glover, Secaucus, one of the two 63-yearold campers, started bowling when he retired as a
computer programmer. He wanted to get into something that would be motivational and inspirational.
Additionally, he was given a new bowling ball in a
drawing during the camp. Ive always done everything with intensity. I liked doing things this weekend
with the best teachers. My wife, Elizabeth also started bowling when I did and she put a deposit down for
next year.
By Sunday 14 campers signed up for 2017, which
leaves 28 spots. The coaches were already comparing
calendars to find a common weekend of availability.
While there was no time to poll all campers for their
vocations, among them was a cellist, a dermatologist
and a banker, and all 3 were repeat campers. This is
especially noteworthy for people outside of bowling
who still consider it a blue-collar sport.
Brian Erickson from Grantsburg, Wisconsin was
there in part because a camp he enrolled in closer to
home had been cancelled. He concluded that this was
worth the trip. I met nice people and got good information for my game, he said. They gave me personalized tips. Ill probably come back again next
year.
I never fully appreciated all the behind-the-scenes
people who support Ken Yokobosky in running these
camps until this year. I did some research and realized that, just like credits after a movie, there are
many people who contributed to the success of the 3
days. In addition to Ken Yokobosky and the entire
coaching team, there were:

Lane maintenance and mechanics (a/k/a pin

chasers): Justin Ragucci, Sean DAmico (who put
alternating patterns on alternating lanes for Day
Two), and Steve Feinblum, Head Mechanic.
Front Desk Staff: Tim Muehlbauer, Justic
Campbell, John San Roman.
The Pinsetter Caf kept us in food and beverages
during breakfast and lunch, and with other items
throughout the day. The Caf was comprised of:
Donna Ratta, Owner, Rich Petrocelli, Kevin Ratta,
Joann Ratta and Michele Strickland, staffers.
This year Yokobosky had a support team of Camp
Managers, Natalie Pedri from Caldwell University
and Tami Mehesy, a former camper recovering from
knee surgery.
Lastly, not to be forgotten is Rich Mark, owner/proprietor and lanes manager Dori Tingoli, who gave the
centers business up for 3 days until 5 p.m.
None of these people are to be taken for granted,
and so my personal thanks goes to all of these behindthe-scenes people.
Tournament Results
The final results of the Second Morris County
USBC WBA Senior Charity Tournament have been
announced. All scores are with handicap. Doubles:
Anthony Larsen and Paul Shiel, 1547 ($220), Lynne
and Bill Coleman, 1531 ($180), Anthony Wilborn
and Paul Sensbach, 1525 ($150), Joseph Giamanco
and Carol Chadwick, 1519 ($115), Ann Sperling and
Pam Sandyck, 1517 ($95), Antoinette Lanfrank and
Frank Fiscello, 1512 ($80). Singles, Class B:
Antoinette Lanfrank, 766 ($120), Ann Harlos, 758
($80), Frank Fiscello, 757 ($60) and Linda Alven 746
($40). Class A: Bill Verderber, 850 ($130), Manuel
Matias, 802 ($90), Joan Schliewenz, 791 ($70) and
Walt Wormann, 778 ($40). Total prize money awarded was $1470. The total raised for the Bowlers to
Veterans Link (BVL) was $900.
Calendar:
Saturday, August 6th is the date for this years
Garden State Games, to be held once again at
Majestic Lanes in Hopelawn NJ. All division entrants
will bowl 6 games in two blocks of 3. For additional
information, contact Joyce Brokling at 973-8955399.
Also Saturday, August 6th: the New Jersey Junior
Masters open to USBC Youth sanctioned boys and
girls ages 20 and under, at 9:30 a.m. at Ocean Lanes,
Lakewood, NJ. Entry fee is $50 is paid by August 5
or $60 the day of the event, space permitting. There
will also be an optional Junior Gold Qualifier. For
additional information, check out the Central Jersey
Junior Girls Challenge Facebook page (but note that
many tournaments are open to junior boys as well).

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August 3 - 9, 2016

PBA 50

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS

Continued from Page 1

PBA50 Tour rookie Brian Kretzer
of Dayton, Ohio won the Chameleon
Championship
by
defeating
Australian senior standout Andrew
Frawley in the title match 244-199.
Kretzer, a one-time PBA Tour winner, won his second PBA50 regional

title.
Kretzer
enters
World
Championship match play in fourth
with a 3,519 pinfall.
Hall of Famer Pete Weber, who was
also trying to reach the 100 PBA
tournament title milestone fell short
finishing fourth in both the Viper and
Scorpion Championships and sits at
98 just one short of Williams.
He will begin World Championship
match play in third with a 3,566 pinfall. He will be trying for his third
consecutive major and sixth win
overall this season. His two major
titles this year were the Suncoast
PBA Senior U.S. Open presented by
900 Global and the USBC Senior
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AT JERSEY LANES

August 3 - 9, 2016

AT PARKWAY LANES

OCEAN LANES

Chris Hedge 762

Gene Smith 783

Jim Hosier 299

LINDEN, NJ Chris Hedges led the scoring in the Jersey Lanes Y/A
League rolling a high series of 762.
Rocco Mazza shot 289, and Nicholas Bly 246.

LAKEWOOD, NJ - Gene Smith

topped the scoring in the Ocean
Summer Doubles League firing a
high game of 279 and a high series
of 783.
Scott Jenkins hit 655, George
Weiss 652, Mike Ormsby 246, and
Rob Duchat 233.

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Jim Hosier rolled 299, Bob Boehn 290,

Joseph Brulato 291, in the Fred Gowe 555-660 Triples League.

Enrique Colon 681

LINDEN, NJ Enrique Colon rolled 681, Paul Fonseca 256-271, and
Sheri Remelgado 218 in the Sonny Roberts Memorial Doubles League.

Derek Smith 728

LINDEN, NJ - Derek Smith led the scoring in the Jersey Lanes Mixed
League rolling a 279 game for a high series of 728.
Ivory McPherson shot 290-669, Lonzia Ellison 245-668, George
Crostewitz 654, and Frank Specht 651.

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES

Anthony Reese 982
CORAM, NY Anthony Reese rolled 289-982, Eddie Gocinski 279946, and Candice DAgelo 249-832 in the Thursday Doubles League.

Dan Tyska 701

CORAM, NY In the Wednesday Summer Mixed League Dan Tyska
shot 701, Steve Sidoli 258, and Carolyn Leahy 241.

Lou Bonavita 686

CORAM, NY Lou Bonavita rolled 258-686, Phil Giannico 628, and
John Cassano and Ralph Wilson 236 in the Friday Morning Seniors
League.

Ron Bonomo643
CORAM, NY - Ron Bonomo rolled 236-643, Jim Nesbitt 237, and
Mario Borghi 226 in the Friday Afternoon Seniors League.

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and a high series of 728.
Frank Celenza shot 251-667,
Roger Belcher 665, and Josephine
Carter 243-653.

Chris Dodd 275

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Chris Dodd shot 275, Warren Floyd 256,
Douglas Boyce 257, and Rafael Mateo 237 in the Continental Trios
League.

Lamont Thomas 758

ELMWOOD PARK, NJ - Lamont Thomas led the scoring in the
Summer Foursome League rolling a high series of 758.
Mike Forschino shot 278, Jaylin Floyd 258, Tel Deaveareaux 264, and
Bonnie Gill 246

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LAKEWOOD, NJ Jesse Embry
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Steve Keim shot 244-725, Gene
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Peter Gillilan 751

Adam Chase 691

Joseph Natoli 230

FARMINGDALE, NY Peter
Gillian topped the scoring in the
Monday Bowlympics League firing games of 280-268 for a high
series of 750.
Jake Diamond shot 245-213-633,
Christopher Mirer 246, Mackenzie
Wagner 211, and Christopher
Kelch 232.

FARMINGDALE, NY- Adam

Chase led the scoring in the
Thursday Pro Shot League rolling
games of 268-252 for a high series
of 691.
Joseph Constanzo hit 247-213213-673, Ramon Carcamo 245,
Anthony Delia 229, and Larry
Straus 228.

Mike Garrido 739

TJ Lucente 659

FARMINGDALE, NY Mike
Garrido led the scoring in the
Tuesday Party League rolling
games of 277-247 for a high series
of 739.
Clayton Hunt hit 244-224-237705, Vernon Brown 243-237-223703, Joe Livolsi 234-233-222689, Brian Beale 201-247-245693, and David Morgenberg 257235-672.

FARMINGDALE, NJ TJ
Lucente led the scoring in the
Wednesday Adult/Junior League
rolling games of 238-236 for a high
series of 659.
Ken Tamburino shot 213-200-235648, John Cummings 248-231-638,
and Aniello Strocchia 243.

FARMINGDALE, NY Joseph
Natoli rolled 230, Matthew
Pikowski 215, Brian Becktold,
and Kevin Cardno 212, and Joe
Laier 208 in the Wednesday
Adult/Junior League.
In the Friday Sunshine Duos
League Anita Santopadre shot
151, Joan Healey 147, George
DiSalvo 146, and Leo Richter
138-136.

Rob Grieb 640

FARMINGDALE, NY Rob
Grieb paced the scoring in the
Wednesday Friends League rolling
games of 223-245 for a high series
of 640.
Tim Jackson shot 216, Steve
Butera and Patricia Bento 204, and
Chris Costantine 202.
Joseph Montefusco shot 185-178,
Oscar Neira 181, Edna Noonan
166, and Jerry Hoeler 164 in the
Monday AM Seniors League.

George Robinson 714

FARMINGDALE, NY George
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high series of 714.
Danny Schrafel hit 267-657, Rob
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Madonna 268-213-648, and David
Freese 266.

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for a high series of 756.
Hector Camacho shot 256-682,
Timothy Williams 279-677, and
Zhecille Ziemak 256-630.

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ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANES

Jerival George 758

Pat Zenker 734

Boris Sosa 704

Capellupo 668

Stephen Winley, Jr. 225

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY Jerival George topped the scoring

in the Thursday Senior Birds
League blasting games of 259247-252 for a high series of 758.
Stanly Rosadio shot 223-225265-713, Michael Carpenter 246231-689, Charles Johnson 246230-667, and William Tyson 257215-629.

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Pat Zenker led the Custom
Thumbz Singles League rolling
266-227-241 for a high of 734.
Anthony Cassonetto shot 235226-266-727, Mel Brown 213-274211-698, Alby Pezzella 269-224676, Robert Aiello 214-235-231680, and Dave Soren 241-236-675.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Boris Sosa rolled 279-222-704,
Robert Valencians 231, Jackie
LaBau 222, and Steve Patitucci
209 in the Thursday El Cheapo
League.

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Anthony Capellupo led the scoring in the Saturday St. Rays Holy
Bowlers League rolling games of
243-220 for a high series of 668.
Paul Paolino hit 202, Greg Mayo
196, Jeff Hasselbring 179, and
Michael Di Cario 178.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Stephen Winley, Jr. rolled 225,
Chris Cassonetto 221, Alexa
Messina 216, Alec Somersti 215,
Jonathan Schurin and Robert
Gallego 212, and Jason Eras 210
in the Tuesday Adult/Junior
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Les Forrai 739

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Sal Palmeri led the scoring in the
Monday King Trios League
rolling games of 238-245-267 for
a high series of 705.
Mark Slade shot 279-247-695, Alby
Pezzella 268-235-692, James Cianelli
268-236-687, Dave Goldman 254212-672, Robert Aiello 221-254-672,
and Tiffany Ocasio 231-226-662.

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Night Mixed rolling games of
218-278-243 for a high 739.
Bob Thorne rolled 227-278-226731, Salvatore Panzarella 248243-691, Ray Brooks 268-230684, Gillian Clarke 277-669, and
Willie Fessler 244-220-644.

Sal Palmeri 705

Gregory Frank 270

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Gregory Frank shot 270, Kyle
Smith 257-247, David Lugo 237,
Vicky Lockwood 255, and Steve
Lella and Eric Herrera 236 in the
Tuesday Nostalgia Mixed League.
In the Long Beach Catholic
League Teresa McCarthy shot
180, Mary Pat Murphy and
Christine Kelly 167, and Anita
LaSpina 163.

Pat Zenker 662

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
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the Thursday Mixed League
rolling games of 246-224 for a
high series of 642.
Shaun Berkowsky hit 218-200226-644, Bill Luongo 233-214,
Michael Walsh 234, and Angie
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Entries are now open for the PBA World Series of
Bowling VIII, presented by Silver Legacy, which
returns to the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nev.,
Nov. 27Dec. 11 with a number of enhancements. The
multi-event competition will include four animal pattern
championships, each offering a guaranteed $20,000 first
prize, and the live nationally-televised ESPN finals of
PBA World Championship, offering a $60,000 first
prize.
Entries are open to PBA members only on a first-come
basis by contacting PBA Membership Services
Manager Mary von Krueger (email: maryvk@pba.com;
phone: 206-332-9688; fax: 850-564-1717). Before
entering, players must provide a confirmation number
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