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Ray Edwards wins PBA50 Towne Bowling Academy Open Nick Gavron 299-826 at Lodi Lanes
By Russ Mills - PBA of 2,054 pins, including LODI, NJ - Nick Gavron collected Night 4-mMan League at Lodi
SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (September bonus pins. The reigning an 826 session high series high- Lanes
10, 2017) Ray Edwards of Middle PBA East Region PBA50 lighted by a near perfect 299 game Also rolling high was Justin
Island, N.Y. rolled three clutch Player of the Year won his after posting games of 289 and Sloan with 279-273-256 for an
strikes in the 10th frame to achieve a second title of the season, 238 in week one of the Tuesday 806 series.
279 tie in the final match against making him the leading can-
Rick Graham of Lancaster, Pa., pre- didate to earn his fifth East Barry Clare 300 at Maple Lanes RVC
serving his 12-pin lead and earnings Region Player of the Year ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - 780.
his 23rd Professional Bowlers title. He also took home the Barry Clare earned top honors in Dwight Flowers shot 265-257-
Association Regional title in the $1,500 first prize. the Monday King Trios League at 727, Paul Palmeri 257-217-230-
PBA50 Towne Bowling Academy Graham, who turned 50 in Maple Lanes RVC blasting games 704, and Gabriel Kane 228-204-
Open. August, won $850 as the of 300-279 for a high series of 268-700.
Edwards entered the position PBA photo runner-up. Harry Sullins of
round finale with a 5-2 match play Marty Capullo Jr (proprietor), Ray Edwards, Chesterfield Township,
Curtis Brown 300 at Farmingdale Lanes
record and a 12-pin lead over Don Herrington (tournament organizer) Mich., finished third and FARMINGDALE, NY- Curtis Lou Getzelman shot 278, Daniel
Graham. With the 30 bonus pins earned $800. Sullins, who Brown blasted a 300 game in the Levin 269-225, and Anthony
awarded to the match winner, whoever won the rolled the only 300 game of the event, trailed by only Wednesday Duos League at D'Elia 257.
match won the title. Both players started with six 30 pins going into the position round game, but could Farmingdale Lanes.
strikes before Graham left a 10 pin. Edwards posted not overcome the 279-279 match between the two Lynda Barnes, Ron Mohr Win Singles
a seventh strike before leaving a 4 pin. leaders.
Graham, who finished first, struck out to force The next stop on the PBA East Region tour is the Gold at World Senior Championships
Edwards to match his effort and split the 30-pin PBA Millsboro Over/Under 50 Doubles, which is
bonus, which he did to finish with an eight-game total held at Millsboro Lanes on September 22-24.

Parker Bohn III, and Bob Learn Jr. Win Doubles at

2017 World Bowling Senior Championships
By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC his effort for a chance at
ARLINGTON, Texas - United the victory.
States Bowling Congress Hall Mohr left a 4 pin on his
of Famer Parker Bohn III of second offering after a
Jackson, New Jersey, and Bob strike to start the 10th
Learn Jr. of Erie, Pennsylvania, frame, and Learn added
both threw three strikes in their another strike to lock up
final frames to claim the dou- the gold medal, the first of
bles gold medal at the 2017 Bohn's international
World Bowling Senior career.
Championships in Germany. Bohn led the way in the USBC photo
The duo downed their Team championship match with Gold Medalists Ron Mohr and Lynda Barnes
USA teammates, USBC Hall of a 233 effort, while Learn
Famer Lennie Boresch Jr. of finished with 206. By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC medal stand with Ron Mohr of
Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Ron Boresch had 234 in the ARLINGTON, Texas - United North Las Vegas, Nevada, who
USBC photo
Mohr of North Las Vegas, Champions Parker Bohn III and Bob Learn Jr. loss, and Mohr added 193. States Bowling Congress Hall of completed the sweep for the
Nevada, 439-427, at Dream- "This is an unbelievable Famer Lynda Barnes of Double United States at Dream-Bowl
Bowl Palace, just outside Munich. Boresch and Mohr feeling, and when Bob threw the second strike in the Oak, Texas, had a memorable Palace near Munich by earning the
earned the silver medal. 10th to clinch it for us, I can't tell you how gratifying it debut on the senior scene, claim- men's title for his fourth overall
Bohn and Learn held a two-pin lead as the anchor was to see all 10 pins go down to win us the gold medal," ing the women's singles gold gold medal in three trips to the
bowlers stepped up to close out the match. Learn, who said Bohn, who was a member of Team USA in 2008. " medal at the 2017 World Bowling World Senior Championships.
Senior Championships.
was working on a strike, struck for the first time on the
See DOUBLES Page 2 Barnes shared the top spot on the
See SINGLES Page 2
right lane to extend the margin and force Mohr to match
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DOUBLES
Continued from Page 1
It has been a dream of mine to United States advanced to the dou-
stand on the podium and hear our bles final relatively unchallenged.
national anthem, either because of Learn (222) and Bohn (173)
something I did or because of defeated Canada's Richard Lafleur
something I was a part of. I've (177) and Joe Ciach (157) in the
won a lot of things in the bowling first semifinal, 395-334, while
world, but this is on a whole dif- Boresch (202) and Mohr (200)
ferent level." said Bohn. eased past Australia's Shaun
The win was the second for Cummings (182) and Andrew
Learn at the World Senior Frawley (139) by a final score of
Championships. He helped the 402-321.
United States to the team gold On the women's side, USBC
medal at the 2015 event in Las Hall of Famers Leanne
Vegas. Hulsenberg of Pleasant View,
"I knew I had control of the Utah, and Tish Johnson of
pocket on that lane, but we could Colorado Springs, Colorado, came
not win unless I was able to throw up short in the bid for the sweep,
a strike," Learn said. "I moved a falling to Canada's France Joubert
half board and got my hand and Jill Friis, 401-390.
around it a little more to get the Hulsenberg was looking to cele-
ball to finish. As soon as I let go of brate her 50th birthday with the
it, I knew it was good, and it's a doubles gold medal, while
great feeling because that's what Johnson was searching for some
we practice for. I have a partner redemption after struggling during
who set up the 10th for us, and it's the qualifying portion of the event.
always a great feeling to seal the The two led by 22 pins heading
deal with a great shot. When shots into the 10th frame of the final, but
matter that much, and you're able Hulsenberg (196) was unable to
to perform, that's what it's all convert the 4-10 split, and
about." Johnson (194) failed to strike, giv-
Both men's teams from the ing the Canadians the opportunity
to take the gold.
Friis hadn't struck through the
first eight frames but was able to
close the match with four strikes
for a 195 game. Joubert, who
tossed four consecutive strikes
after starting the gold-medal
match with a 1-2-4-10 washout,
contributed a 206 game to the win-
ning performance.
"We got really, really close to
having a chance to win the gold
medal, but a couple of bad breaks
stopped us in the match with
Canada," Hulsenberg said. "It's a
little disappointing but still a lot of
fun to compete on your birthday.
The team stuff is going really well,
though, so we're hoping to be able
to come away with the gold medal
in team."
Johnson (249) and Hulsenberg
(221) earned their spot in the final
with a 470-343 win over Mexico's
Teresa Piccini (176) and Margarita
Ramos (167).
In the other semifinal, Friis
(213) and Joubert (203) topped
Lynda Barnes (185) and Carolyn
Dorin-Ballard (175) by a final
score of 416-360.
SINGLES
Continued from Page 1
The win was bittersweet for Barnes, who delivered a double in her
final frame to defeat teammate and fellow USBC Hall of Famer Leanne
Hulsenberg of Pleasant View, Utah, in the final, 214-204. Mohr downed
Canada's Joe Ciach in the men's final, 202-180. Hulsenberg and Ciach
each earned silver medals.
"Today was unreal, unbelievable and a great start to the week, and I
can't wait to get back out there to bowl alongside teammates I really
respect," Barnes said. "I'm also a little overwhelmed. I didn't think I was
going to squeak into the top four, and when I did, it was just about going
out and having some fun. When Leanne and I were bowling in the finals,
it really was a win-win because it was going to be 1-2 no matter what,
and the main goal is for our country to win as many medals as possible."
Hulsenberg led by 32 pins after seven frames, but as Barnes started to
gain momentum with strikes in the eighth and ninth frames, Hulsenberg
was derailed by a 7-10 split in her ninth frame.
Had Hulsenberg thrown three strikes in her final frame, it would've
forced Barnes to do the same to secure a tie and force a roll-off.
Hulsenberg delivered the first strike but left the 6-7-10 combination on
her second offering, giving Barnes a chance to win the match.
"To try and step up and find a way, with the idea I had a chance at
something I didn't ever think I'd have a chance at, I was lucky enough to
shake it off my hand going in the right direction," said Barnes, who won
a pair of gold medals at the World Youth Championships in 1990 but did
not earn a gold medal in four appearances at the adult version of the
World Championships. "I'm super ecstatic, and the messages I got from
so many family members and friends brought tears to my eyes. It's over-
whelming, and you definitely never do any of this alone when you have
such great supporters and teammates."
In the women's semifinals, Barnes defeated Finland's Reija Lunden,
193-185, and top-seeded Hulsenberg earned her spot in the title match
with a 175-157 win against Russia's Larisa Stashchenko. Lunden and
Stashchenko each received bronze medals.

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Mohr has represented the United States in all three editions of the
World Senior Championships, held every other year since 2013. His pre-
vious gold medals came in doubles and all-events in 2013 and team in
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Sports Reporter Lennie Boresch Jr. of Kenosha, Wisconsin, also a member of the USBC
Hall of Fame, after the two tied in the semifinals at 217.
The tie resulted in a pair of one-ball roll-offs to decide who would
Sports Reporter Email us at: advance to the championship match. Both players left 10 pins on their
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In the other semifinal, Ciach defeated top seed Parker Bohn III of
201.865.5363 Jackson, New Jersey, 221-191.
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John Baginsky, Jr. 787
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Baginsky topped the scoring in the Monday Night Mixed League
blasting games of 266-242-279 for a high series of 787.
Brian McAdams rolled 244-246-259-749, and Michael Bailey 256-202-649.
Ernest Lukacs, Jr. 768
HOPELAWN, NJ - Ernest Lukacs, Jr topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League
blasting games of 254-246-268 for a high series of 768.
Brian Hunter shot 23727-226-742, Mike Ferraro 204-279-206-689, and Gary Toth 234-
246-209-689.
In the Don E. Hellhake Memorial League Mike Dinaburg shot 206-246-645, David
Deavila 223, and Alex Ramos 223.
Chris Fisher 737
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Fisher topped the scoring in the Permiere Pro Shop Sunday Trios
League blasting games of 258-224-255 for a high series of 737,
John Canova shot 226-249-256-731, Paul Marel 246-202-248-696, and Dan Eremias 216-
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Anthony Angotti 685
HOPELAWN, NJ - Anthony Angotti led the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League
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Mike Kelly shot 256-208-663, and Dave Rezes 225-246-660.
Steve Osiadacz 683
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Osiadacz paced the scoring in the Family League rolling games
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Anthony Angotti hit 212-246-651, and Joe Banwer 232.
Vince Pagnotta 662
HOPELAWN, NJ - Vince Pagnotta paced the scoring in the Friday Night Classic League
rolling games of 236-232 for a high series of 662.
Vic Rispoli hit 267-637, Chris Masucci 244, and Richard Ruby 232.
Sue Ragas rolled 200 in the Wednesday Early Birds League.
Nicholas Piomelli 651
HOPELWN, NY - Nicholas Piomelli paced the scoring in the Thursday Night Mixed
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Shannon OKeefe Wins PWBA St. Petersburg-Clearwater Open

By Terry Bigham - PWBA Orlando Open, including practice sessions, giving her one goal on which to focus.
PLANO, Texas Coming off a He said to exaggerate my push-away, then work on keeping my elbow a little tighter at the
three-title season and then coaching bottom, then the next round was keep my left arm really stable, said OKeefe, who coach-
her collegiate team to two national es the McKendree womens bowling team during the school year. By the end of the tour-
titles, Shannon OKeefe of OFallon, nament, its the best I have felt throwing the ball in a year and a half. And that just snow-
Illinois, seemingly could do no balled into the rest of the season.
wrong. Guerrero, who has battled injuries since late last year, also was making her first TV appear-
But bowling seems to have a way of ance of the season and was attempting to climb the stepladder as the No. 4 seed.
challenging even the best players, In the opening match, Guerrero struck on four of her first six shots to get past Danielle
and it took a little longer for McEwan of Stony Point, New York, 215-198.
OKeefe to make her first television Also making her first TV appearance was Giselle Poss of Montgomery, Illinois, a 2016-
appearance of the 2017 Professional 2017 National Tenpin Coaches Association first-team All-American at Vanderbilt compet-
Womens Bowling Association Tour ing in just her fourth PWBA event.
season. Poss held a slim lead heading into the seventh frame, but back-to-back open frames miss-
The top seed for the PWBA St. ing a 7-pin and failing to convert the more difficult 2-4-8-10 combination cut short her
Petersburg-Clearwater Open, bid to advance as Guerrero took a 235-214 victory to reach the title match.
OKeefe captured her fifth career PWBA photo
PWBA title with a 202-200 victory Champion Shannon OKeefe
over Colombias Clara Guerrero. The
stepladder finals were televised on CBS Sports Network.
When the final match reached the 10th frame, OKeefe simply had to watch as Guerrero
stepped up with an opportunity to take the title with two strikes and a nine-count. But
Guerrero left the 4-6-7-10 combination and did not convert the spare.
That left OKeefe needing a spare and nine pins to take the match, and she took advantage
of the opening to win the event and, in the process, turn around a troubling season.
Its been a challenging year, OKeefe said. I missed the very first cut by seven pins, was
frustrated by that, then dug my heels in and just had to grind every week. Then, in the mid-
dle of the season, I missed back-to-back cuts and was really upset. I dont think I have been
that upset over bowling, ever.
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AT ROCKAWAY LANES AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 196-563, Matt Rockaway Women: Lois Kehmna 224-574. Tammy Daniel Schrafel 287 Ed Mencarelli 256
Trimmer 139-411, Jerry Szekula Sr. 139-384, and Baldwin 215-516, Mary Crenzio 192-443, Denise FARMINGDALE, NY - Daniel FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Michelle Halko 201-528. Anzelone 189, and Diana Arvidson 187-514. Schrafel bolwed a 287 game, fol- Tuesday Party League Ed
lowed by Larry Lahser with 257, Mencarlli shot 256, Curtis Brown
Rockaway Mixed: Tom Griffin 278-700, Glen Frey Rockaway Foursome: Doug Batsch 249-649, Brian and KyleMarkowitz 243. 247, and Wayne Embleton 245.
268-661, Jim Westergaard 266-722, Brian Theirault Theriault 246-661, Richard Gregovich 240, Ron Dallas Pigate 277
258, Joseph Steward 258, Ryan Prevost 258-676, O'Neill 237, Jason Stadtler 687, Liza Gallo 198-511,
Amefika Greaves246
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Liesl Apgar 247, Linda Humes 247-637, Keri May and Ellen O'Neill 176-464.
Youth Thursday Bowlympics Friday Adul/Junior League
234-637, and Nidia Haneveld 234-630.
Duos League Dallas Pigate Amefika Greaves shot 246,
Nor Bu Lodge: Keith Helbourg 278-716, Adam
bowled a 277 game, followed by Michael Brunn 234, and Joe Finck
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Salvatore Yannacone with a 259, 230. On the Junior side, Chris
Jarvis Goldberry 266, Tony Greene 265-671, 523, and Darlene Krzanowski 181-539. Brian Becktold 257, and Peter Cassonetto shot 219.
Christopher Lynch 248-653, Lynne Coleman 254-639, Gilliland 256.
Michelle DeVries 214-559, and Dot Newsome 210. Thursday Night Mixed: Nick Westergaard 278-721,
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