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John Conroy, Alex Cavagnaro Team Up to Win Jason Paro Slammed 300-300-868
PBA/PBA50 Millsboro Lanes Doubles Title At Lodi Lanes
By Russ Mills - PBA
MILLSBORO, Del. John LODI, NJ Jason Paro took cen- 300 pitches and adding a 268
Conroy of Mahopac, N.Y. and ter stage spotlight with an impres- while contesting in the Tuesday 4-
Alex Cavagnaro of Massapequa, sive high series of 868 on a pair of Man at Lodi Lanes.
N.Y., defeated Ray Edwards of
Middle Island, N.Y. and Matt Vinnie Cosenza Hammered 813
OGrady of Rahway, N.J., 447-
432, 402-471, 436-427, in the At Maple Lanes RVC
best-of-three-game title match to ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - 813.
win the PBA/PBA50 Millsboro Vinnie Cosenza topped the scoring Donald Jones bowled 279, Nick
Lanes Doubles at Millsboro in the Monday King Trios League Palmeri 277, Mary Fezza 268, and
Lanes. at Maple Lanes RVC slamming a both Kyle Smith and David
Cavagnaro, bowling anchor 277 game then adding a duplicate Goldman 267.
for the winning team, needed a 268 for the sessions high series of
double in the final frame after
the two teams split the first two PBA photo
Lou Getzelman Rolled 300
games of the best-of-three con- Alex Cavagnaro and John Conroy with Jessica Dalton, event coordinator.
test. Cavagnaro had struggled earlier on the right Harwinton, Conn. and Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst, At Farmingdale Lanes
lane, but made a ball change in the eighth frame N.Y., 2-0, while Edwards and OGrady defeated the
FARMINGDALE, NY - Lou bowling a 267, and Daniel Levin
which allowed him to throw the clinching double in father/son team of Steve Pavlinko Sr. and Jr. of
Getzelman blasted a 300 game to with a 258.
the 10th. Sewell, N.J., 2-0. The losing team members each
earn the spotlight contesting in the Also in the Expressway Glass
The win was the second for each bowler. Conroy earned $700.
Wednesday Duos League at League Michael Forman topped
and Cavagnaro each earned $2,000 while Edwards The next East Region event is the PBA50 Bryans
Farmingdale Lanes. the competition posting a session
and OGrady earned $1,000 each as the runners-up. Bowling Center Open presented by The Insurance
Nicholas Kideris collected a 268 high 290 game
In the best-of-three semifinal round, Conroy and Market and 900 Global, which is being held at Bryans
game followed by Omar Cerutti
Cavagnaro defeated the team of Tony Reynaud of Bowling Center in Laurel, Del. October 20-22.

Spencer Robarge, Brandon Bonta, Silas Limes and Peyton Montgomery take U15 title
At 2017 USA Bowling National Championships
By Matt Cannizzaro - PWBA In the unique format, the first two bowlers in the
WICKLIFFE, Ohio Spencer Robarge of lineup each bowl three frames in the game (1-5-9
Springfield, Missouri, has enjoyed individual and 2-6-10), while the other two competitors bowl
success under the TV lights, and he had the two frames each (3-7 and 4-8).
opportunity to share that experience with three Robarge was joined on the lanes at Game of
teammates as they won the 15-and-under title at Wickliffe by Brandon Bonta, Silas Limes and
the 2017 USA Bowling National Championships Peyton Montgomery.
presented by Sixlets. In all honesty, it feels really good to be able to
The 14-year-old two-hander, who won the boys represent Junior Gold, USA Bowling and the
12-and-under title at the 2015 Junior Gold Midwest in such an awesome setting and opportu-
Championships, successfully anchored 3 Rights nity, Robarge said. We worked really hard to get
Make a Left in a youthful battle of the sexes back here after losing sooner than we wanted to
against the all-female Bring It On. last year. To be able to finish it off feels really
Robarges team captured the U15 crown at good.
Game of Wickliffe by a 3-1 margin in the best-
of-five modified Baker final.
struggled in the opening game, losing 189-163, but rallied See U15 TITLE Page 4
back with wins of 218-172, 223-182 and 207-176.
The Midwest regional champion, 3 Rights Make a Left,
2 SPORTS REPORTER
United States Sweeps Team All-Events Gold At 2017 World Senior Championships
By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
ARLINGTON, Texas - The repre-
sentatives from the United States
traveled to the 2017 World
Bowling Senior Championships
in Germany with a goal of claim-
ing as many medals as possible,
but winning gold as a team always
is the sweetest victory of all.
The men and women from the
United States reached that pinna-
cle again at Dream-Bowl Palace
near Munich, with both teams
successfully defending the world
championships they claimed in
Las Vegas in 2015.
The all-events medals also were
decided, with Team USA's Ron
Mohr and Leanne Hulsenberg
winning gold in their respective
categories. Lynda Barnes secured
the silver medal on the women's
side.
Three members of the men's
team - Mohr, Bob Learn Jr. and
Lennie Boresch Jr. - returned to
put their title on the line and got to
share the latest win with United
States Bowling Congress and
Professional Bowlers Association
Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III,
who made his world champi-
onships debut.
The group earned the gold with
a 2-0 win against Mexico in the
best-of-three Baker final, 212-194
and 212-176.
Team USA started the final
round with four strikes in its first
five frames to build a lead that
proved to be big enough, despite a
missed single pin along the way.
In the deciding game, Team
USA started with back-to-back
open frames and clung to a small
lead after six frames, but Mohr,
Learn and Bohn rallied late in the
game, closing with five consecu-
tive strikes to hold off Mexico.
The United States downed
Canada, 2-1 (187-197, 214-196,
239-194), to earn a spot in the
final, and Mexico defeated
Finland in the semifinals, 2-0
(214-143, 206-199), to advance.
"Toward the end of the team
event on the men's side, it really
could've been any of eight or nine
teams making it to the semifinals,
so it was exciting, but also very
stressful at the same time," said
USBC Hall of Famer and USBC
Gold coach Bill Spigner, who is
coaching the United States contin-
gent this week. "The biggest thing
of all about our men's team was
the ability to finish off games,
while other teams didn't seem to
have that. The whole day was
trol of the match.
"It's such an honor," said
Johnson, the lone left-hander on
the women's team. "Our team was
really good again this year. They
talked and communicated well
when it came to making moves,
and they were very supportive
when it was my turn to bowl. I did
the best I could, and it was awe-
some. They were fun to bowl
with, and when you know each
other for 30 years, it makes it a lit-
tle bit easier."
The United States defeated
Japan, 2-0 (232-179, 222-158), to
advance to the gold-medal match,
and Canada collected a semifinal
October 4 - 10, 2017
semifinals with a 4,917 six-game
total. Sweden was second with
4,535 and followed by Canada
(4,466) and Japan (4,399).
In the all-events race, Mohr col-
lected his second all-events gold
medal in three trips to the World
Senior Championships. The right-
hander averaged 217.06 during
his 18 games this week at Dream-
Bowl Palace for a 3,907 winning
total.
So far this week, Mohr has won
gold medals in singles, team and
all-events, as well as silver in
doubles with Boresch. Mohr's
first all-events win at the World
Senior Championships came in
2013, the inaugural year of the
event.
"While I'm not surprised with
the success of either team, espe-
cially our incredible ladies contin-
gent, I'm ecstatic about my own
good fortune," Mohr said. "Three
gold medals in four events far
transcends anything I expected."
The silver all-events medal went
to Belgium's Marc Franceus
(3,859), and Australia's Andrew
Frawley claimed the bronze with
a 3,830 total. Learn and Bohn fin-
ished fourth and fifth with 3,821
and 3,800, respectively.
Boresch finished 17th with a
3,613 total, meaning all four men

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exciting, and to win the team
event back to back is amazing."
USBC Hall of Famer Tish
Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough Johnson was the only returning
Technology Editorial Assistants member for the United States on
Hank Allen Immaculatta DElia the women's side, but she was
Contributing Writers joined in the victory by a trio of
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough fellow hall of famers - Barnes,
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and
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subscriptions, or editorial content write to: The quartet cruised to the gold
medal with a 2-0 performance
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Sports Reporter Seven strikes from the United
States in the first eight frames of
P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 the gold-medal match put the
201)865-5363 opening game out of reach, and
consecutive strikes in frames
seven through nine after a missed
1-2-4-10 washout in the second
game were enough to stay in con-
win against Sweden, 2-1 (162-
181, 154-145, 202-184).
The team event at the 2017
World Bowling Senior
Championships featured six tradi-
tional team games over two days,
after which, the top four men's
teams and top four women's teams
advanced to the best-of-three
Baker medal round.
On the men's side, the United
States entered the day in second
place but was able to find the top
of the standings to earn the top
seed for the semifinals with a six-
game total of 4,845, just ahead of
Finland (4,803), first-day leader
Mexico (4,776) and Canada
(4,769).
For the women, the United
States averaged nearly 205 as a
team to earn the No. 1 seed for the
from the United States qualified
for the Masters competition.
Hulsenberg, who celebrated her
50th birthday this week in
Germany, saw singles and doubles
end with the gold medals just out
of reach, but her overall perform-
ance at Dream-Bowl Palace net-
ted her the all-events gold medal.
The right-hander averaged more
than 216 on the way to a 3,900
total for her 18 games, outdistanc-
ing Barnes, who claimed the sil-
ver medal with a 3,815 effort. The
bronze went to Reija Lunden of
Finland with a 3,540 total.
Team USA's Carolyn Dorin-
Ballard finished sixth with 3,490,
and Johnson was ninth with
3,433, so all four women from the
United States also advanced to the
Masters event.
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U15 TITLE
Continued from Page 1
The Kelly Bonta-coached 3 Rights Make a Left aver-
aged more than 232 through six qualifying matches at
Yorktown Lanes in Parma Heights, more than 10 pins
higher than the next closet team, but only managed a 3-3
record, earning the No. 7 seed for the double-elimination
match-play bracket at Clevelands Freeway Lanes of
Parma.
The squad then won three consecutive matches before
needing two tries to get past the Heartland Region cham-
pion.
Bring It On, the Northeast representative and only unde-
feated team in the U15 match-play bracket, included
Paige Boyd, Marissa Cosentini, 2015 girls U12 Junior
Gold champion Amanda Naujokas, Sarah Orensky,
Kamerin Peters and Paige Peters.
The team, which was 3-3 during qualifying en route to
the No. 9 seed for match play, was coached by the
International Bowling Campus Youth Committees
Volunteer of the Year Leslie Bohn and her husband,
United States Bowling Congress and Professional
Bowlers Association Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III.
Although her team struggled with carry and single-pin
spares in the loss, the Bohns chose to see the positives in
the experience.
I would take my chances again in this situation in a
heartbeat, Leslie Bohn said. This is a really strong
group of girls. We prepared the best we could for this. It
was the first time on TV for five of the six players, and to
hit the pocket as much as they did, I couldnt be more
proud.
Bring It On recorded 17 nine-counts in the four games,
missing seven of them.
The 2017 USA Bowling National Championships
included two divisions 12-and-under and 15-and-under
each with its own TV show.
Both shows were taped 22 in conjunction with the 2017
Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of
Ebonite International for broadcast on CBS Sports
Network.
The 2017 USA Bowling National Championships start-
ed with 32 teams 16 in the 12-and-under division and 16
in the 15-and-under division which bowled five and six
one-game Baker matches, respectively at Yorktown
Lanes, with their win-loss records determining the seed-
ing for their respective double-elimination match-play
brackets.
The schedule originally called for 15 matches, but a
citywide power shortage forced the day to be cut short.
Ties were broken by total pinfall.
Match play took place at nearby Freeway Lanes of
Parma and featured best-of-three Baker matches to see
who advanced.
The events finals were televised on CBS Sports
Network for the second consecutive year.
Qualifying and all rounds of match play leading up to
the televised finals were broadcast on BowlTV.
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Chris Schenck 801
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chris Schenck
topped the scoring in the Saturday
Night Strike Nation League firing
games of 224-299-278 for a high
series of 801.
Adam Concepcion shot 245-248-
244-737, Harold Baker 212-239-247-
698, and Gene Foust 247-213-226-
686.
Glenn Mohr 783
HOPELAWN, NJ - Glenn Mohr
topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League blasting games of 258-
47-278 for a high series of 783.
Jason Gomez shot 256-258-209-723,
Ernest Lukacs, Jr 256-268-719, Rich
Choinacki 258-218-222-698, and
Leon Faison 222-224-242-688.
Michael Potoski 760
HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael Potoski
topped the scoring in the Friday Night
Classic League firing games of 278-
245-237 for a high series of 760.
Chris Masucci shot 247-236-653,
Alex Tragno 243-205-641, and Dave
Granitzki 214-226-639.
John Roam 742
HOPELAWN, NJ - John Roam
topped the scoring in the Middlesex
County Classic League firing games
of 224-228-290 for a high series of
742.
Joe Herber rolled 247-253-682,
Mickey Endress 212-211-257-680,
and Nicholas Peros 200-234-234-668.
In the Thursday Night Mixed League
Jake Olszyk shot 224-213, and Kyle
Jannuzzi 243.
Pete Tirado 733
HOPELAWN, NJ - Pete Tirado
topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay
Mens League rolling games of 256-
284 for a high series of 733.
Jason Gomez rolled 225-278-228-
731, John Mieszkowski 239-216-246-
701, and Kevin Adriano 279-226-696.
In the Merck League Tom Vickery
rolled 213, and Rob OConnor 222.
David Franczak 728
HOPELAWN, NJ - David Franczak
led the scoring in the San Remo
Open-4 League rolling games of 236-
245-247 for a high series of 728.
Sean Burke hit 225-201-258-684,
and Michael Pilot 269-214-666.
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Joe Lampariello 725 Daniel Pawelek 681
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Lampariello HOPELAWN,NJ - Daniel Pawelek
led the scoring in the Premiere Pro led the scoring in the Family League
Shop Sunday Trios League rolling rolling games of 226-231-224 for a
games of 269-216-240 for a high high series of 681.
series of 725. Anthony Angotti hit 223, Steve
Brandon Micewicz shot 201-257- Osiadacz 214, and John Borkowski
257-715, Chris Fisher 247-225-235- 210.
707, Brian Longo 244-217-237-698, In the Monday Night Mixed League
and Mike Ferraro 213-248-237-698. Tom Flagiello rolled 249, and
Douglas Jewell 212-212.
Mike Kelly 711
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly led
Mike Dinaburg 676
the scoring in the Wednesday Night
Trios League rolling games of 227- HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Dinaburg
259-225 for a high series of 711. paced the scoring in the Don E.
Michael Dellamanna rolled 226-224- Hellhake Memorial League rolling
255-705, Erick Kerekes 255-257-701, games of 213-204-259 for a high
and Tom Kiczula 235-225-658. series of 676.
David Deavila rolled 205-258-668,
and Damon Todman 243-224-647.
Doug Ehling 703
HOPELAWN, NJ - Doug Ehling led In the Jerzey Pikers League Joyce
Ellison shot 221, Al Queen 220, and
the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed
League rolling games of 235-267-201 Larry Clarke 212.
for a high series of 703.
Tiffany Newbury rolled 21-202-239- Pedro Torres 651
654, and Don Anione 244-227-654. HOPELAWN, NJ - Pedro Torres
paced the scoring in the Garden State
Mike Kelly 686 Mixed League rolling games of 245-
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly paced 234 for a high series of 651.
the scoring in the Friday Night Mixed Kyle Jannuzzi hit 236-206-633, and
League rolling games of 235-232-219 Greg Farley 227-621.
for a high series of 686. Fernando Chea rolled 226 in the
Michael Holoka hit 246-215-660, Winter Senior Citizens League.
and David Chamberlain 244-248-656.
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Lil Man Wilder 231-637. Matt Carey bowled 279, John ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - the Tuesday Nostalgia League
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George Kydoiefs 205-247-222-674, Bobby Fox 222-231-248-701, Bogulubsky 258, and Willie Petrillo 248, and Tyler Rubenstein
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237-644, Matthew Vega 212-244-276-732, Robert Kuch 278-665, Michael Walsh 267
Night Mixed League. League. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
Jaleesa Taylor 218-221-610, Hector Camacho231-233-656, Twone Both Bill Carreras and William
Williams 212-234-650. David Goldman 279 the Thursday El Cheapo Mixed
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Tyson bowled 247, Weldon League Michael Walsh bowled a
David Goldman bowled 279, Nick Drayton 245, and Joe DiRe 243 in 267 game, followed by Jackie
Ted Guy Classic: Eric Kueber 216-266-655, David Kueber 244-206- the Wednesday AM Trios League.
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Holy Family: Robert Jones 217-588, Damon Santarsiero 214, Rich 266. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
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Michael Walsh 257 Andrew Massimillo bowled a 269 David Goldman 254
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limited to just 24, so all bowlers will visit the same lanes
and see them the same amount of times during qualifying,
while each experiencing the three phases of the oil pattern
- fresh, burn and double-burn.
"Returning to a select field where an athlete has to quali-
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of the best bowlers in the world. Players have earned invi-
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AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES
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Phil Giannino hit 237, and Gary Gindik 226.
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AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Michael Forman 290
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Expressway Glass League
Michael Forman rolled 290, Steve
Warren 269, Anthony Delia 256-
265-233-754, and Nick Filosa
255.
Darren Barlow 280
FARMINGDALE, NY - Darren
Barlow rolled 280-269, Eric
Smyth 278, G
Lenn Gerstner 269-267, Jeff
Fennell, Sunil Kochar and Philip
Robinson 266, and Bruce Ingram
264 in the Epic Edge Trios
League.
Rob Grieb 279
FARMINGDALE, NY - Rob
Grieb rolled a high game of 279 in
the Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Alex Krawwchuk hit 247, and
Kyle Durfee 245.
In the Saturday Island Trees
League Joe Catalano, Sr rolled a
213 game.
Tyrone Page 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - In the
Tuesday Early Birds League
Tyrone Page shot a 266 game
Jason Belmonte Won PBA
Lucky Larsen Masters in Sweden
By Bill Vint - PBA
MALMO, Sweden Australias Jason Belmonte defeated Cameron
Weier of Tacoma, Wash., 245-180, to win the PBA International-World
Bowling Tours Storm Lucky Larsen Masters at Baltiska Bowlinghallen
for his 15th career PBA Tour title.
Belmonte, 34, joined EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind., as the only three-
John Bergen 278
FARMINGDALE, NY - John
Bergen rolled the high session
game posting a 278 followed by
Doug Karlson who rolled a 269,
Nathaniel Fuller 268 Aniello
Strocchia 267, and Anthony
Cordaro 266 in the Wednesday
Early Mens League.
Tris Stremmel 269
FARMINGDALE, NY - Tris
Stremmel bowled a 269 high game
of the meeting to lead the Youth
side of the Sunday Adult/Junior
League.
In the Monday HS Practice
League Brian Becktold shot a 258
game.
Shovon Horton 240
FARMINGDALE, NY - Shovon
Horton rolled a high game of 240,
followed by Arthur Brown with a
232 in the Friday Adult/Junior
League.
In the Saturday St Martin League
Michael Graston II rolled 212, and
Mark Ferrara 201.
October 4 - 10, 2017
WISEMANS SIXTH ANNUAL
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Jeff Scire 774 SCHOLARSHIP TOURNAMENT
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Jeff Scire topped the scoring in SET FOR OCT. 7-8
the Draft Classic League blasting games of 279-259 for a Twelve-time PBA Tour champion Danny
high series of 774. Wiseman of Baltimore will conduct his sixth
Melissa Kammerer rolled 269-713, Mike Giovinazzo annual Danny Wiseman Youth Scholarship
258, and Jason Donders 257. Tournament Oct. 7-8 at AMF Country Lanes in
Anthony Manzione 713 suburban Baltimore.
Since its inception, the PBA Hall of Famers
STATEN ISLAND, NY- Anthony Manzione led the scor-
ing in the RCAL/McGuire Mens League rolling a 258
scholarship event has distributed more than
$90,000 in college scholarship money. This years
game for a high series of 713.
event will add another $25,000 to that total.
Steve Keller rolled 707, Ray Tumminia 257-672, Joe
The tournament, which can accommodate 342
Guth 267, and Phil Vazzana 247-258.
youth bowlers in scratch and handicap divisions,
Bob Jacobson 681 is filling rapidly. For information, visit Wisemans
STATEN ISLAND, NY - Bob Jacobson led all scorers in Facebook page:
the Donna Zajac Memorial Mixed with a high 681 set. (https://www.facebook.com/Danny-Wiseman-
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Nicholson 246 Sammy Rentas 245 Derek Gilbert 243, or his website:
Justine Reyes 218, and Claudia Gervais 214. (http://www.dannywisemanbowling.com/).
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Jari Ratia, 226-194, to advance to the title match.
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