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Vol. 78 No. 37
Norm Duke, Francois Lavoie Win PBA Challenge Events
To Kick Off GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX
By Bill Vint - PBA
RENO, Nev. Professional Bowlers
Association Hall of Famer Norm Duke of
Clermont, Fla., and 2016 PBA Rookie of the
Year Francois Lavoie of Quebec City,
Quebec, kicked off the GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling IX, presented by
Eldorado Reno Proprieties, with victories in
the special PBA50 Tour and PBA Regional
Challenge events at the National Bowling
Stadium.
Duke, a 38-time PBA Tour champion
who endured a second-place plagued sea-
son in PBA senior tour competition,
completed a perfect match play round with
a 222-212 victory over newly-elected PBA
Hall of Famer Ron Mohr of Las Vegas to
win the PBA50 Tour Challenge title, and
an $8,000 prize heading into the start of
World Series competition.
Theres no place worse than second, Duke said you have to take pride in knowing you were in the race
after winning an eight of his matches to reach the title all the way to the end.
match against Mohr. Its a nice start to the World
Series and its a testament to how I bowled all season
Things to Watch for in GEICO PBA
World Series of Bowling IX
RENO, Nev. For the third consecutive year, Renos
National Bowling Stadium is home to the GEICO
PBA World Series of Bowling IX, presented by
Eldorado Reno Properties, the premier professional
international showcase for the sport.
A record 26 countries are represented in the multi-
event extravaganza that is highlighted by seven taped
ESPN telecasts including the PBA World
Championship, the fifth and final major of the 2017
PBA Tour season.
A full field of 195 players compete in qualifying
and match play portions of the WSOB leading up to
the ESPN finals which will live stream on ESPN3
while they are being taped on Nov. 17, 18 and 19 for
telecast on ESPN at later dates.
WSOB IX kicks off new Go Bowling! PBA Tour
umbrella sponsorship The ESPN-televised finals of
the four PBA animal pattern championships, PBA
World Championship, and the USA vs The World
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Andrew Suscreba Collected 804
At Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ Andrew Suscreba col- 777 followed by Mike Brenner Sr.
lected an 804 series earning him with a 774, Rob Auriemma
the top spot in the Tuesday Night punched a 297 game and Bob
4-Man League at Lodi Lanes. Boehm 289.
Greg Work impressed with his
Keith Bradley Hammered 300
At Coram Country Lanes
CORAM, NY - Keith Bradley series of 801.
earned top honors in the High Andrew D'Angelo shot 296, Mike
Rollers League at Coram Lanes Karolewski 289-782, and Kyle
blasting a 300 game and a high Escobar 289.
PBA photo
Keith Manze, Robert Bischodd 300
Champions Norm Duke and Francois Lavoie At Maple Lanes RVC
on the PBA50 Tour. Those second place finishes got in
the way of the Player of the Year, which was a goal, but ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - John Shilling hit 278, Corey
Both Keith Manze and Robert Mahoney 269-268-242-779, Frank
Bischodd blasted a 300 game Cimino 256, Glen Smith 247, and
while competing in the John Maglio 245.
See PBA Page 2 Wednesday Early Mens League at
Maple Lanes RVC.
Kevin Kennelly Burned 300
team event will be the first events to air under a new At Majestic Lanes
GoBowling.com umbrella sponsorship that extends
into the 2018 season. GoBowling.com is the Bowling HOPELAWN, NJ - Kevin for a high series of 696.
Proprietors Association of Americas go-to website Kennelly topped the scoring in the David Deavilla shot 216-237-
to help grassroots bowlers locate BPAA-member Don E Helllhake Memorial 226-679, John Syslo 216-24-214-
bowling centers. League rolling games of 212-300 654, and Manny Yamzon 220.
The Go Bowling! PBA Tour sponsorship will cover
all PBA-televised events on ESPN and CBS Sports
Network into 2018, and also will be the headliner for
Anthony Passeretti Sr. 300,
the Go Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary Classic at Joe Musolino 289 at Howell Lanes
Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis in February.
HOWELL, NJ- Anthony Passeretti, Five bowlers scored 100 or more
PBA World Championship The crown jewel of the
Sr. threw a 300 game and Joe pins over average (POA). Leslie
WSOB is the PBA World Championship stepladder
Musolino a 289 with a stone 9-pin Bohn had high womens series
finals which will be taped Sunday, Nov. 19 at noon
on ball 11 in the opening session 617 highlighted with a 235 game.
PT at the National Bowling Stadium. The World
of the Hankel Classic at Howell Under the new 4-part BOTM point
Championship is the fifth and final major of the 2017
Lanes. Musolino fired high series system, Passeretti and Musolino
PBA Tour season.
773, Passeretti 746, and Mike have 50 and 49 points with a 15
See WORLDSERIES Page 5 Valanzano tossed 749. point lead over Sean Kelley.
2 SPORTS REPORTER November 15 - 21, 2017
PBA AT MAPLE LANES RVC
Continued from Page 1
Timothy Williams 743 Robert Lellig 279 Phil Schaffer 267
I knew I had to change my momentum coming into the World
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
Series. You can lose with big games, and win with lesser games, but
its winning thats important. This was a nice momentum boost. After Timothy Williams led the scoring Robert Lellig led the scoring in the Phil Schaffer bowled 267, Charles
all of the work I put into the U.S. Open (he finished fifth), I knew that in the Custom Thumbz Doubles Friday Night Mixed firing 279. Torres 260 Kyle O'Connor 258,
was going to pay dividends this week, and it already has. League firing games of 248-279- Gary Warner shot 277-254, John and Frank Cimino 247 in the
Lavoie, who currently lives in Wichita, Kan., where he starred as a 216 for a high series of 743. LaBau 268-239, Dan DiGirolamo Thursday Mixed League.
collegian and began his PBA Regional career, dominated the PBA Michael Bieniewicz rolled 270- 266, and Brian Battino 256. Jonathan Andersen 267
Southwest Region in competition points in 2017 and won a frame-for- 205, Alby Pezzella 269, Paul Keith Massimillo and Patrick ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY -
frame battle over PBA Midwest Regional points champ AJ Johnson of Circhero 267, and Carl Clory 255- Genna each bowled a 226 game in Jonathan Anderen rolled a high
Oswego, Ill., 247-235, when Johnson failed to strike on his first shot 257-223-735. the Sunday Adult/Child League, fol- game of 267 in the Wednesday
in the 10th frame. George Fields 288 lowed by Mark DeRosa with 212. Night Mixed League.
Bowling in the PBA Regional program when I was in college ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - James Borzonoi 277 Richard Russo shot 266, Jason
helped me get ready for this, Lavoie said of his impressive PBA Tour George Fields topped the scoring ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Grima 258, Robert Benenati 257-
debut, including the 2016 U.S. Open title. Everyone in the Challenge in the Thursday Senior Birds James Borzoni rolled a high game of 226,Timmy Mingo 247-237-256-
field bowled well in the regional program all year, so I knew it was League blasting a high game of 277 in the Tuesday Late Mens . 740, and Keith Benenati and
going to be a tough event to win. Its nice to have this under my belt 288,. Bill Latham shot 276-238, Randy Catania 256.
before the World Series gets started. Both Thomas Romanelli and Joe JimCarey 269-236, and Matthew In the Wednesday Clark Gillies
Both of the Challenge events culminated season-long competition DiRe shot 279, Charles Johnson Meaney 257. League Sheila Weissman rolled
points qualifying to allow players to reach the World Series, and enti- 258, and Jerry George 248. In the Tuesday Long Beach 180-174, and Angel Donnelly 169.
tled each of the competitors to paid entries into the World Series as
Patti Cacioppo 279 Catholic League Nancy Johnson shot Sean McGinn 248
well. The Challenge events, which were the debut events contested on
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In 188, and Erica Gershkowitz 179. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In
the new PBA Earl Anthony 42 lane oiling pattern, were covered live
on PBAs online video streaming service, Xtra Frame. the Monday 4 Man Classic League Joe DiRe 269 the Thursday El Cheapo League
Patti Cacioppo bowled a high ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In Sean McGinn rolled 248-212,
AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES game of 279. the Wednesday AM Trios League Boris Sosa 224, Barry Lituchy
Rich Roth 278-708 Eddie Tirado 266-699 Alex Bogolubsky shot 278, Chris Joe DiRe rolled 269, Richard 216, and Mark Kopper 213.
Alessi 275-239-256-770, Gregory Franklin 256, Frank Krulish 254, In the Rockvilles League Stacy
CORAM, NY - Rich Roth topped CORAM, NY - Eddie Tirado led
Frank 268, Len Ambruso 267, and and Gary Mangiello 245. Salomides shot 221, Kathy
the Seniors League firing a high the scoring in the Wednesday
Mark Slade 259. In the Sunday Adult/Child League Andrews 217, and Vicky
278 and a high series of 708. Mixed League rolling a high game
In the Monday Ladies Classic Zachary Inserillo rolled 175. Lockwood 210.
Joe Romanski shot 257-678, John of 266 for a high series of 699.
League Jayne Zimmerman rolled
Romero 236, Chuck Schuster 234, Robert Bader rolled 257-694, and
193, Remee Mallay 187, and Linda
Barry Kopeloff 231, and Ron
Bonamo 229.
Pete Colarossi 256.
Walsh and Mindy Myers 179.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Tommy Martino 756
HOPELAWN, NJ - Tommy
Martino topped the scoring in the
Raritan Bay Mens League blast-
ing games of 276-268-212 for a
high series of 756.
Ernest Lukacs, Jr rolled 259-
207-266-732, Joe Lampariello
238-247-233-718, and Brian
Sibilia 257-237-712.
Jose Medina 740
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jose Medina
topped the scoring in the Garden
State Mixed League blasting
games of 215-270-255-740.
Kyle Jannuzzi shot 257-234-
657, Ray Torio 276-213-644, and
Ronnie Burwan 247
Chuck Mantione 723
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck
Mantione led the scoring in the
Federal Business Centers League
firing games of 231-244-248 for a
high series of 723.
Dave Ryden shot 241, and
Frankie Whaler 214.
In the Jerzey Pikers League
Larry Clarke shot 221, and Joyce
Ellison 205-200.
Chuck Mantione 644 Joe Maloney 697 Daniel Pawelek 669 Pat Moreno 645
HOPELAWN, NJ - Chuck HOPELAWN, NJ - Joe Maloney HOPELAWN, NJ - Daniel HOPELAWN, NJ - Pat Moreno
Mantione paced the scoring in topped the scoring in the Don E. Pawelek led the scoring in the paced the scoring in the Monday
the Federal Business Centers Hellhake Memorial League Family League rolling games of Night Mixed rolling games of
League rolling games of 231-268 rolling games of 223-237-237 for 235-234-200 for a high series of 214-249 for a high series of 645.
for a high series of 664. a high series of 697, 669. John Baginsky shot 225-203-
Rashaad Manns rolled 211, and Mike Dinaburg shot 237-223- Anthony Angotti hit 218, and 216-644, John Baginsky, Jr. 255,
Cynthia Williams 201. 653, Nick Biamonte 223-254- Steven Osiadacz 201. and Joe Herber 225-213-629.
Mike Kelly 710 650, and Damon Todman 243. Al Queen 663 Nicholas Piomelli 650
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly HOPELAWN, NJ - Al Queen led HOPELAWN, NJ - Nicholas
led the scoring in the Friday In the Winter Senior Citizens paced the Jerzey Pikers rolling Piomelli led the scoring in the
Night Mixed League rolling League Fernando Chea shot a 258-233 for a high series of 663. Thursday Night Mixed League
games of 216-256-238 for a high high game of 225. Larry Clarke hit 232, Ted Yeung rolling games of 214-225-211 for
series of 710. 210, and Joyce Ellison 204. a high series of 650.
Ernesto Averia shot 269-655,
Kevin Eccleston 236-205-208-
649, and Steve Osaidacz 215-
202-226-643.
Richard Ruby 704
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led the scoring in the Friday
Night Classic League rolling
games of 211-235-258 for a high
series of 704.
John Manganello shot 279-243-
703, Russell Kyzima 242-215-
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Another Record International Field, POY and ROY Races Among
Things to Watch for in GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX
Other events on ESPN In addition to the World
Championship, ESPN will tape the finals of five other PBA
events plus the World Bowling Tour Finals. Ticket prices
for ESPN tapings range from $5 to $25. Bowling fans can
also take advantage of GEICO World Series of Bowling IX
Fan Experience packages which offer lodging and other
perks at Renos Silver Legacy Hotel and Casino.
For taping times and ticket information at the National
Bowling Stadium go to:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pba-geico-wsob-ix-tv-tick-
ets-tickets-36369894333
For Fan Experience information go to :
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2017-ultimate-geico-wsob-
ix-experience-packages-tickets-35241700876
Admission for all World Series preliminary qualifying
and match play rounds is free.
For a complete listing of ESPN air dates for all WSOB
events visit http://www.pba.com/Television
Xtra Frame provides world-wide exposure Xtra Frame,
the PBAs online live streaming service, will provide
approximately 100 hours of live coverage of qualifying and
match play rounds during the World Series, leading up to
the ESPN finals tapings. The subscription-based webcast-
ing service continues to show steady growth in Europe,
Asia, Australia and other regions as one element of the
PBAs comprehensive social media presence, which also
includes international audiences on Facebook, Twitter and
YouTube. For Xtra Frame subscription information visit
www.xtraframe.tv.
Live coverage for ESPN finals While ESPN telecasts of
WSOB IX events are tape-delayed, fans can catch the finals
live through ESPN3 or the WatchESPN app.
An international showcase The list of the record 26
countries represented includes: Argentina, Australia,
Bahrain, Canada, China, Denmark, Ecuador, England,
Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Malaysia,
Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Puerto Rico, South
Africa, South Korea, Sweden, Thailand, Venezuela and the
United States. To check the complete WSOB IX roster to
find players in your market area, go to:
https://www.pba.com/Rosters/Details/2328.
EJ Tackett to defend World Championship title: In 2016,
EJ Tackett of Huntington, Ind., made history by winning the
PBA World Championship at the National Bowling stadium
for his first major title, defeating 2010 World Championship
winner Tom Smallwood in the title match, 246-180. The
victory helped seal PBA Player of the Year honors for
Tackett.
Other PBA Major winners in 2017: EJ Tackett will be try-
ing for his second major title of 2017 after winning the
FireLake PBA Tournament of Champions in February.
Three-time PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte of
Australia will be trying for his third major of the season
after wins in the Barbasol PBA Players Championship and
USBC Masters. Rhino Page of Orlando, Fla. will be trying
for his second career major title after winning the recent
U.S. Open.
Boston Red Sox star Mookie Betts to compete in second
SPORTS REPORTER
World Series of Bowling:
Boston Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts, one of the ris-
ing stars in major league baseball, will compete in the PBA
World Series of Bowling for the second time in 2017. Betts,
25, is an accomplished bowler who made it known he want-
ed to participate in the annual CP3 PBA Celebrity
Invitational, a fund-raising event for NBA basketball star
Chris Pauls charitable foundation, which led to him being
invited to bowl in PBAs WSOB VII in Reno in 2015. In his
debut in professional bowling, Betts averaged a respectable
190 for 60 games on four different PBA animal patterns. An
injury prevented him from bowling in 2016, but he is
returning this year with hopes of improving upon his previ-
ous performance.
World Series to play deciding role in Player, Rookie of the
Year races With five PBA Tour titles up for grabs, the
WSOB is again expected to play a significant role in influ-
encing the 2017 PBA Player of the Year as well as Rookie
of the Year races.
With three wins each heading into the World Series, three-
time PBA Player of the Year Jason Belmonte and defending
PBA Player of the Year EJ Tackett are considered early
favorites for Player of the Year honors heading into WSOB
IX. The wide-open Rookie of the Year race features one of
the strongest field of contenders in PBA history.
PBA Hall of Famers entered: While young players are
making their mark this season on the PBA Tour, several of
PBAs all-time greats will make their presence known. The
field includes five 50-and-older PBA Hall of Famers
Parker Bohn III, Norm Duke, Amleto Monacelli, Pete
Weber, Walter Ray Williams Jr. and newly-elected Chris
Barnes.
Past World Championship winners entered: EJ Tackett
(2016), Gary Faulkner Jr. (2015), Dom Barrett (Dec. 2013),
Parker Bohn III (Jan. 2013), Osku Palermaa (2012), Chris
Barnes (2011), Tom Smallwood (2009), Walter Ray
Williams Jr. (2001, 03, 06), Pete Weber (1989, 98), and
Patrick Allen (2005) are all past winners of the PBA World
Championship.
PBA Challenge Finals highlight other aspects of PBA
competition: The PBA50 Tours top eight players based on
2017 competition points and seven points champions from
the PBAs domestic Regional program compete in head-to-
head round robin match play qualifying leading to top-play-
er championships matches in the annual PBA Challenge
events to kick off the World Series.
PBA Tour events include diverse lane conditions Four
of the World Series events the Chameleon Championship
presented by Reno Tahoe, Shark Championship presented
by Xtra Frame, Cheetah Championship presented by PBA
Bowling Challenge Mobile Game and Pepsi PBA Scorpion
Championship presented by GoBowling.com are named
after specific PBA lane conditioning patterns. Each differ-
ent lane condition requires players to be on top of their
games in making the right lane and equipment adjustments
to be successful. The ability to consistently perform at a
high level on all four lane conditioning challenges will ulti-
mately determine the finalists who will compete for the
5
PBA World Championship.
Each lane condition used during the World Series is high-
ly visible to spectators and ESPN viewers because blue dye
is added to the lane conditioner for the telecasts, giving fans
a unique visual reference of what players must navigate
when competing in the finals. Fans will be able to watch
how the blue oil moves around under the traffic of bowling
balls rolled during the competition.
Renos role in professional bowling history Reno has
hosted many topflight bowling competitions since 1977
when the Reno-Sparks Convention Center hosted the
American Bowling Congress Championships Tournament
for the first time. Since then, Reno has hosted many PBA
and United States Bowling Congress events which have
been some of the biggest bowling events in history. The
National Bowling Stadium is marking its 22nd year of host-
ing topflight competition after opening its doors in 1995.
Follow the action on pba.coms live scoring PBA fans
have a number of options for following WSOB IX action as
it happens (Xtra Frame, reports on PBAs Facebook page,
social media updates by numerous PBA players on
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram), and game by game scor-
ing also available on pba.coms live scoring feature. A part-
nership with Lane Talk provides PBAs ESPN, Xtra Frame
and media relations staff with a variety of insightful statis-
tical data to give fans an even more in-depth look at the
competition and the competitors.
Other special events: A showcase of youth bowling talent
on display when the Teen Masters WSOB Open conducts
doubles and singles events at the National Bowling Stadium
Nov. 17-19.
Grassroots amateur adult and youth bowlers can bowl
with the pros by entering the GEICO PBA WSOB IX Pro-
Am on Friday Nov. 17 at 7:30 p.m. For an entry form and
additional entry information contact the National Bowling
Stadium at (800) 304-2695.
GEICO PBA WORLD SERIES OF BOWLING IX
(A part of the 2017-18 Go Bowling! PBA Tour)
presented by Eldorado Reno Properties
ESPN Finals Schedule (all taping times are Pacific)
National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev.
(All finals will be live streamed on ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app
as they happen)
Nov. 17, 6 p.m. USA vs. The World team competition (ESPN
air date Dec. 10, 1 p.m. ET)
Nov. 18, noon PBA Chameleon Championship presented by
Reno Tahoe USA (ESPN air date, Dec. 17, 1 p.m. ET)
Nov. 18, 2:30 p.m. PBA Shark Championship presented by
Xtra Frame (ESPN air date Dec. 17, 2 p.m. ET)
Nov. 18, 4:15 p.m. PBA Cheetah Championship presented by
PBA Bowling Challenge Mobile Game (ESPN air date Dec. 24,
1 p.m. ET)
Nov. 18, 6 p.m. Pepsi PBA Scorpion Championship presented
by GoBowling.com (ESPN air date Dec. 24, 2 p.m. ET)
Nov. 19, noon PBA World Championship (ESPN air date Dec.
31, 1 p.m. ET)
Nov. 19, 3:30 p.m. World Bowling Tour Finals presented by
PBA (ESPN air date Jan. 7, 1 p.m. ET)
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AT JIB LANES
P.B.C. Winter: Grace Veluya 225 225 206 Ed Ziemak 212 237 820 Gary
Robertson 275 201 832 Anthony Escalona 242 229 243 886 Ronnie
Fandino 202 214 278 883 Jason Lindo 243 219 234 879.
Early Birds Mixed: Renee Gerber 226 Duane Titus 233 236 205 674
Terrence White 213 215 204 632 Vernon Mackey 233 234 626.
Friends and Family: Jah Fraser 237 610 Mark Hinds 268 635 Kash
Brown 202 218 247 667 Micki Stewart 217 224 Will Watson 214 280 244
738 Roe Fuller 227 224 647 Peooer Graves 239 227 628 Hector Camacho
247 267 718 Jamal Shaw 230 266 697 Ken Shaw 235 214 650 Tarik Lodge
247 268 719 Twone Williams 257 279 730 Mel Chandler 224 247 626
Dennis Womble 235 605 Sean Romney 221 224 206 651.
Ball and Chain: Shawn Wyatt 245 212 632 Stephen Amarosa 299 200 676
Efren Enriquez 216 222 607 Marlon Enriquez 236 213 206 655 Ian
Galloway 202 248 643 Alex Robins 213 224 621 Don Boncoeur 215 2123
631 Dylan Bustillo 232 219 212 663 Twone Williams 257 237 695 Matthew
Vega 256 219 202 677 Victor Chiang 205 247 640 Steven Salmon 203 224
212 639 Bobby Fox 258 653 Chaz Ameres 226 218 224 668 Jairo Ceballos
233 205 236 674 Nick Filosa 268 257 217 742 Denise Fox 253 620.
Ted Guy Classic: Keith Cordy 259 665 Lenny Nguyen 233 225 245 703
Mike Mian 214 237 615 Chris Cadet 212 232 235 679 Will Atkinson 216
234 226 676 Dave Siegenthal 232 209 634 Joe Kurdziel Jr 254 632 Chris
Illescas 234 247 656 Joe laudani 266 216 653 John Schmidt 256 217 658
Keith Cooper 232 220 641 Eric Kueber 242 267 246 755 Des Carti 225 253
221 699 Mel Chandler 269 245 691 Hector Camacho 236 227 658 Eric
Flack 228 235 676 Mike Fuentes 219 222 649 Danielle Merino 226 237
234 697 John Petrovits III 229 236 230 695 Alex Vozzolo 240 215 221 676.
Midweek Mixers: Q Rookard 236 242 691 Tony Singh 234 206 627 Bob
Ostermann 223 234 630 Chris Mayr 222 223 255 700 Mike Mooney 229
258 662 Pete Alvarado 213 256673 David Huie 256 626 Jesus Paredes 225
247 236 708 Mike Fandino 256 236 687.
Holy Family: Pedro Madero 213 Damon Satarsiero 200 282 682 Rich
Maceroni 204 214 203 621 Joe Agnello 247 Julio Lopez 208.
Friday Hi-Rollers: J V Evangelista 242 211 635 Louie Vulpis 223 257 213
693 Chris Mayr 246 246 705 Danielle Merino 267 246 682 Ron Cabello
215 244 669 Nut Flowers 237 257 216 710 Jimpy Vega 242 244 672 Ed
Ziemak 236 227 632 Anthony Guitterrez 258 267 712 Dave Raiford 236
223 629 Anthony Arias 233 278 258 769 Marlon Enriquez 224 259 684
Jhun Chacon 229 247 632.
Tell the BOWLERS about
That Perfect League The PBA is accepting nominations for
Or that Special Event the 2017 PBA Tony Reyes Community
Service award, named in honor of the
With your ad in the late PBA Tour player in recognition of
his service to the bowling community.
SPORTS REPORTER
ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Spanish American: Henry Alverez 265-652, Joe
Karas 246-699, Dave Katz 231, Ovidio Ruiz Jr. 634.
Strikes and Spares: Joseph Przyhocki Jr. 231, AJ
Cullen 224-649, Tim Bender 206-608, Rob Ogilvie
565, Rachel West 186-486, Deb Francomarcaro 176-
486, Sue Dobrinsky 169-484.
Greenbriar Seniors: Alex Dalmedo 231-616, Tony
Mannix 154-402, Joe Cropanese 139, John Roman
353, Pt Cropanese 162-432, Hedy Knight 154-404,
Sue Berger 146, Anneliese Cole 146-403.
Chester Men: Ben Schell 247-611, Joseph Wilkinson
246-673, Vincent Rossi 242, Mark Novembre 235-
673, Allan Alpaugh 232-646, Anthony Daidone 232-
634, Stephan Szardenings 227-624, Hal Glasser 215.
Monday Nite Mixed: Glen Malmstone 258-672,
Stuart Gomer 244-672, John Stutz 243-642, Belle
Elliot 190-546, Maria Jankovitz 182, Ali Collins 174.
Rockaway Trios: Larry Gonnello 278, Mike Potoski
278-680, Jim Beyel 269, David Nash 265, Jim Testa
265-684, Brian Scott 257-696, Nidia Haneveld 208-
535, Jen Drury 205-599, Dori Tingoli 201-523.
County Tuesday Night Mixed: Jeff Morin 290-736,
Paul Shiel 280-703, Glen Frey 276-700, Christopher
Lynch 269-749, Bob Ewaskiew 268, Ed Pico 268,
Michelle DrVries 227-654, Regina Nataluk 205-547,
Sandy Turner 201-556, Lynne Coleman 198-535, Dot
Newsome 194-549.
Fox Hills Seniors: Raymond Bsarany 226-591, Joe
Dagostino 222-575, Morris Horowitz 217-566,
Bernadette Memolo 176-414, Mary Ann Geroge 171-
429, Helen Loverro 171.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 188-512, Barry
Webb 169-462, Ronald Stickney 157-424, Manny
Barroquiero 155-401, Dolores Webb 171-448, Joyce
Brokling 166-467, Beth Williams 157-436, Violet
Indyk 137-377.
PBA is accepting nominations for the 2017 PBA
Tony Reyes Community Service award
The deadline for submissions is Dec. 18.
Reyes, a popular PBA Tour titlist, died
in late September 2012 of injuries sus-
tained in a traffic accident near his home
in San Bruno, Calif.
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Rockaway Women: Tammy Baldwin 213-602, Lois
Kehmna 200-522, Michaela Rumble 189, Susan
Chillemi 179-476, Marie Slater 176, Angela
McDermott 171-499, Kathy Glendon 169, Tina
Richardson 169-462.
Rockaway Foursome: Jason Stadtler 266-726, Chris
Larick 258-644, Kevin Sikora 256-666, Brian
Theriault 247, Alison Gomer 238-590, Lynne
Coleman 211-604, Kathy Bradley 192-498, Judy Von
Itter 181.
Nor Bu Lodge: PJ Adams 256, Glen Boyd 243, Bill
Karpack 238-619, John Hearn 650, Chris Bakos 606,
Lisa Bischer 188-512, Stacey Titus 171-500, Marie
Vantreuren 165, Ellen Secallus 425.
Thursday Night Mixed: Miguel Galloza 268-739,
Nick Westergaard 248-657, Jim Testa 248-669, Scott
Struble 237-680, Don Fries 234-661, Tami Thodes
259-549, Nidia Haneveld 210-553, Leann Chervsik
196-543, Donna Sodano 183-496, Elinore McBryan
175-454.
Rockaway Mixed: Walt Forrester 286-673, Tom
Griffin 278-711, Tom Schweizer 266-698, Corey
Smith 266-669, Glen Frey 259-666, Keith Brower
258-668, Linda Humes 268-643, Stacey Yodice 248-
695, Dawn Palmer 246-681, Keri May 237-584, Jen
Drury 223-592.
Youth Bowlers
Bumper Busters: Ryan Willis 78-153, Cody Willis
71-139, and Hudson Crumby 67-133.
Ball Busters: Matthew Dignam 139-331, Alex
Furman 138-321, Liam Reale 137-383, Gavin Mattes
129-354, Brandon Lipp 118-273. Brandon Collins
95-242, Nicholas Furman 94-231, Jordan Lipp 85-
193.
Put Togethers: Daryl Frank 181-486, Merry Szekula
Sr. 151-432, Matt Trimmer 141-372, Michelle Halko
160-459, Amy Caselli 134-370.
fundraiser which supports families with
children born with Krabbe Disease; Ed
Godbout of Felton, Calif., in 2015, for
establishing several charitable initiatives
in Reyes name including the Tony

Sports Reporter The award recognizes a current PBA

member who performs extraordinary
community service over the course of a
sportsreporter1940@gmal.com PBA Tour season. To be eligible, the
nominee must be a PBA member in good
Or Call standing.
201-865-5363 For a nomination form and additional
information click on
http://www.pba.com/Corporate/Awards.
Past winners of the award have been
Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., in 2013
for his work primarily with two charita-
ble endeavors he established the
Striking Out Sandy fundraiser and his
annual Parker Bohn III Scholarship
Tournament; Missy Parkin of Laguna
Hills, Calif., in 2014, for her work in
organizing the Baby Reesa Foundation
Reyes Memorial Scholarship and the
Tony Reyes Memorial Youth/Adult
Doubles Tournament, and Rhino Page of
Orlando, Fla., in 2016, for his involve-
ment with the Thomas Cacioppo family
in New York in raising more than
$225,000 to combat the debilitating
digestive tract disorders Crohns and
Colitis.
8 SPORTS REPORTER November 15 - 21, 2017
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Earl Holden, Greg Herzing 279 Gary Haines 276 Daniel Fields, James Curran 266
FARMINGDALE, NY - Both Earl Holden and Greg FARMINGDALE, NY - Gary Haines bowled a high game FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Wednesday Early Mens
Herzing bowled a 279 game in the Tuesday Early Birds of 276 in the Epic Edge Trios League. both Daniel Fields and James Curran bowled a 266 game.
League. John Ripple and Anthony D'Elia rolled 269, both Eric Joe Laier bowled 257, and Chris DeLaura 256, and Sal
Scott Serrao and Fred Catapano shot 245, Ed Conlon 244, Reynolds and Brian Letsz 268, Bryce Ingram 267, and Valensisi 249.
and Calvin Nottingham, Jay Collins and Michael Berardino Christine Schulze 266-258. Neil Strammel 237
243. Chris Hansen 248-719 FARMINGDALE, NY - In the Sunday Adult/Junior League
Steve Warren 278 FARMINGDALE, NY - Chris Hansen topped the scoring in Thomas Romanelli shot 237-213, Thomas Romanelli 227,
FARMINGDALE, NY - Steve Warren led the scoring in the the Sunday Adult/Junior League rolling a high game of 248 and Timothy Hom 207.
Expressway Glass Trios League firing a high game of 278. and a high series of 719. In the One Nite Stand League Daniel Sheehan shot 187,
Lou Serafini shot 276, Jason Nicholas 269-225, and Lou
Barbera and Thomas Gregg 258. 215.
David Cohen shot 221, Josh Rosado 217, and Peter Mockler Ken Veltri 182, and Bill Buckley 181.

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Teaneck sophomore Margaux Lesser, who last rolled in the league two
years ago, returned in explosive fashion, blasting 249-190-234: 673 to
carry Bowler City I past Hi-Tor II, 2839-2732, earning five points in the

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with a strong 227 while anchor Trevor Savoye closed with scores of #-1-($,0(*C#,5+(988( #$#9H,0u5-8
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Bowler City II dropped two of three games to Montvale, 2730-2643
and yet regained possession of first place when Holiday was swept by
Lodi. Although in fourth place, Montvale is just two points off the lead
following its 5-2 victory; Henry Tipping had 264, the days best single
and followed it with 225-183 for 672; anchor Matt Russell pounded out
a triple deuce 236-200-213: 649 while Mahwah freshman Michaella

Raab stung the plastic-coats with 190-192. BC II benefited from cred-
itable outings from Peter Bondy 192-222-183: 597 and Steven DeFabiis
209-185-188: 582; Derek Lewandowski and Mia Aish rebounded from
below-average games to finish with 215 and 190 respectively.
Holiday was knocked from the league lead and fell into a second place
tie with Lodi which lit up the leaderboard with 2334 net in a surprising
three-game shutdown of the former. Becton junior Trevor Deliantis put 0 0
together superb scores of 225-223-214: 662 for Lodi which also gar-
nered top-notch performances from Amanda Madara 190-186-193: 569, lqrlmqnl}|rnqmm1l2qnlqmnl3l4s
Hunter Perry 217-191 and Tyler Nappi 213. 5 5
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