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Vol. 78 No. 39
Liz Johnson Wins 2017 PBA Chameleon Championship
RENO, Nev. Three-time reigning Professional
Womens Bowling Association Player of the Year Liz
Johnson of Palatine, Illinois, has made a career out of
producing historic moments on the lanes, and now
shes added arguably the greatest accomplishment of
her historic career.
Johnson defeated Anthony Pepe of Elmhurst, New
York, 220-206, to win the Professional Bowlers
Association Chameleon Championship at the
National Bowling Stadium to become the second
woman to win a PBA Tour title.
She joins Kelly Kulick of Union, New Jersey, who
won the 2010 PBA Tournament of Champions, as the
only women to capture victories on the PBA Tour.
The PBA first allowed women to compete in 2004
after the PWBA abruptly went on hiatus in 2003.
It feels absolutely amazing, said Johnson, who
also finished 14th in the PBA World Championship in
Reno. Its officially one of the best bowling days of
my life and probably the icing on the cake as far as
my career goes. Ive been very lucky to have the
career that Ive had. I never thought having the
chance to win a PBA title would come when it did.
Its been an awesome journey.
Jesper Svensson, Jason Belmonte Headline All-International PBA Cheetah Championship Finals Field
Australian Sam Cooley and Denmarks Thomas Larsen join Svensson and Belmonte For Cheetah Championship ESPN finals
RENO, Nev. Two-handers Jesper Svensson of
Sweden and Jason Belmonte of Australia won best-
of-three Round of 8 matches to headline an all-
international field advancing to the PBA Cheetah
Championship presented by PBA Challenge
Mobile Game finals.
Svensson qualified for his second GEICO PBA
World Series of Bowling IX presented by Eldorado
Reno Resorts Properties telecast by sweeping PBA
Hall of Famer Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla., 2-0
(259-214, 268-201).
Svensson, a six-time PBA Tour winner, earned
top-qualifier honors for the PBA World
Championship finals after cashers rounds were
completed.
Belmonte, who qualified second for the World
Championship finals, beat Ryan Ciminelli of
Cheektowaga, N.Y., 2-1, in his best-of-three match to
also make his second WSOB IX finals telecast. After losing the first
game 234-206, Belmonte came back to win the next two, 259-189 of the Year, the Cheetah Championship finals marks his 17th head-to-head final match.
December 6 - 11, 2017 25 cents
Matt Dunning 300-793 at Lodi Lanes
LODI, NJ Matt Dunning took League when he posted a perfect
high game and series while com- 300 and finished with a 793 set.
peting in the Wednesday 5-Man
Bobby Fox Sr. 300 at Jib Lanes
FLUSHING, NY - Bobby Fox Sr. at Jib Lanes
found the line to post a 300 game Rob Jacob took high series hon-
en route to his 649 series contest- ors with his 710 rolling a duplicate
ing in the Ted Guy Classic League 221 then adding a 268 game,
Parker Bohn III 300 in Hankel Classic
By John Jennings DAmbrosio 737, Jason Gold 736
HOWELL, NJ Parker Bohn III (119 pins above average), Fred
USBC photo threw another perfect game, while Lugos 279-717, and Marvin
Champion Liz Johnson James Rogers put together the ses- Hidalgo-Mora 717.
The event was livestreamed online through ESPN 3 sions high series, a 780 series with For the women, top honors went
(WatchESPN.com) and the WatchESPN app. The a 279 game. to Jackie Shelbrick with a 679
show will be broadcast on ESPN on Dec. 17 at 1 p.m. Other stellar scores: Max Stalter series backed by a 257 and 230
Eastern. 764, Joe Inserra 289-760, Vinny games.
The Chameleon Championship is part of the
GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX, presented John Hunter III, Maurice Delain 300
by Eldorado Reno Resorts Properties and the 2017
Go Bowling! PBA Tour schedule.
At Jersey Lanes
LINDEN, NJ - In the AFM League 300 game.
See JOHNSON Page 2 at Jersey Lanes, both John Hunter Willis Wooten shot 286, Reneece
III and Maurice Delian bowled a Porter 244, and Patrice Wiley 240.
World Series of Bowling telecast appearance.
The Cheetah Championship, which will be
aired on ESPN Dec. 24 at 1 p.m. ET, is also
part of the 2017-18 Go Bowling! PBA Tour
schedule.
Making it two players from Australia in the
finals, Sam Cooley swept PBA Hall of Famer
Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., 2-0 (243-212,
279-194) to advance to his first WSOB final.
Cooleys best Tour finish was third in the 2016
Barbasol PBA Players Championship.
Two-time PBA Tour winner Thomas Larsen
of Denmark rounded out the all-international
finals field by sweeping South Africas Francois
Louw, 2-0 (232-189, 247-232), to advance to the
PBA photo final.
Thomas Larsen, Jesper Svensson, Sam Cooley and Jason Belmonte. The finals telecasts will use a format where the
and 300-214. four finalists simultaneously bowl one game on
For Belmonte, a 15-time Tour winner and three-time PBA Player the same pair of lanes with the top two scorers advancing to a
2 SPORTS REPORTER December 6 - 11, 2017

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES JOHNSON

Daniel Tyskka 719 Ron Bonomo 269 Continued from Page 1
Johnson started the title match of the She made history by becoming the first
CORAM, NY - In the CORAM, NY - Ron Bonomo hit
Chameleon Championship with three consecu- woman to make a televised appearance on the
Wednesday Mixed League 269, Robert Bader 256, Richard
tive strikes, before a 10 pin stopped the run in PBA Tour at the 2005 PBA Banquet Open,
Daniel Tyska shot 268-719, DiSanto 245, and Lisa Donay 211
the fourth frame, but shed built a sizeable where she was the runner-up to Tommy Jones,
Eddie Tirado 257-704, and in the Tuesday Mixed League.
lead as Pepe missed a 7 pin in the second 219-192.
Robert Bader 246-686. Frank Mirabile 258 frame. Johnson also owns a pair of fourth-place fin-
John Krasowski 279 CORAM, NY - Frank Mirabile Pepe quickly got back on track and struck in ishes at the 2014 PBA Cheetah Championship
CORAM, NY - In the High rolled a high game of 258 in the frames four, five and six to stay in the match. and 2015 DHC Japan Invitational (champi-
Rollers League John Krawoswki Monday Mixed League. Johnson picked up where she left off by onship round streamed on Xtra Frame).
shot 279, Brian Weinstein 278- Jim Cresser shot 257-701, Bill stringing three more strikes. With the victory, Johnson added another layer
728, Tony Ferfinando 277-777, Parente 256, and Mike Bedson Stepping up first in the 10th frame, Pepe had to her immeasurable legacy that continues to
and John Neste 725. 677. the opportunity to put pressure on Johnson, grow. Her accomplishments in 2017 now
Frank Mirabile 279 Ron Bonomo 252 but a 4-7 leave on his first attempt handed include three PWBA titles (two majors), includ-
Johnson the win and $20,000 top prize. ing her sixth U.S. Womens Open and the Go
CORAM, NY - In the Monday CORAM, NY - Ron Bonomo shot Johnson and Pepe advanced to the title Bowling PWBA Players Championship, a third
Mixed League Frank Mirabile 252, Dave Sherwin 242-667, and match by outdistancing PBA Tour champions consecutive PWBA Player of the Year award
rolled 279, Jim Cresser 257, and Pete Schultz 666 in the Friday Tom Smallwood of Saginaw, Michigan, and and the 2017 PBA Chameleon Championship.
Bill Parente and Trey White 256. Mixed League. Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, in the Its a legacy that Johnson is not only proud of,
opening four-player shootout round. All four but one which she hopes inspires other young
players competed simultaneously, and the two ladies not only within bowling, but all sports.
Edward Bakelaar Sr Rolled 739 highest scores advanced to the championship.
The shootout was exactly as described with
Im not good at giving myself those perks,
but this ranks up there, Johnson said. There
At Parkway Lanes every player having an opportunity to advance are so many great bowlers that Ive always
through the final frames. Pepe was the first looked up to and are part of the reason why Im
ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Edward Bakelaar Sr led all pin attackers with player to finish and solidified his spot in the here today. Hopefully, I can give back in that
scores of 193-289-257 for a high series of 739 in the Wednesday, championship match with a strike on the first way to the girls who are coming up in the sport.
Teterboro Bowling League, at Parkway Lanes. shot in the 10th frame to finish with 255. Its a pretty amazing and very surreal day. Im
Anthony Stevens tossed255-710, Mike Semancik Jr 279-707, Adam Johnson, a United States Bowling Congress very proud of myself and what Ive been able to
DeFrancesco 269-706, Mike DeFrancesco 247-703, and Harold Hall of Famer, needed a double to lock out accomplish over the years. These two weeks
Helmstetter 236-702 round out the list of high scorers for the night. Malott and Smallwood, who finished with 248 have been exhausting but couldnt have ended
and 236, respectively. With the help of a late- on a better note.
falling 10 pin on her second offering, she fin- The journey to the title for Johnson began
ished with all three strikes in the 10th for 257. when she bowled 10 qualifying games, with the

Sports Reporter My legs were shaking and felt really light at

that point, Johnson said. I was trying to focus
on staying down and coming through the shot,
top 16 competitors advancing to match play.
After qualifying 12th for match play, Johnson
defeated Ryan Ciminelli of Cheektowaga, New
Editor/Publisher Dan McDonough but the nerves were going. I was just trying to York, 3-2, in a best-of-five format in her open-
Technology Editorial Assistants focus on making the shots I needed, and to ing match. She advanced to the show by defeat-
Hank Allen Immaculatta DElia punch out at that moment was pretty awesome. ing Josh Blanchard of Mesa, Arizona, in the
Contributing Writers This years Chameleon Championship was best-of-three quarterfinals, 2-0.
Joan Taylor Pat McDonough Johnsons third career PBA TV appearance and The PBA Chameleon Championship featured
fourth championship-round appearance overall. 195 players, including six PWBA members.
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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Anthony Stevens 773
HOPELAWN, NJ - Anthony
Stevens topped the scoring in the
Middlesex County Classic League
blasting games of 278-279-216 for
a high series of 773.
Ed Hayes, Jr rolled 247-279-235-
761, Peter Judowski 267-258-236-
761, Ron Caggiano 279-278-752,
and Joe Lampariello 236-257-
256-749.
Jen Daunno 750
HOPELAWN, NJ - Jen Daunno
topped the scoring in the Premiere
Pro Shop Sunday Trios League fir-
ing games of 248-245-257 for a
high series of 750.
Joe Lampariello rolled 236-277-
214-277, Rich Chailet shot 259-
228-234-721, Paul Marel 212-
243-246-701, and Pat Bowler 230-
259-205-694.
Mike Kelly 733
HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike Kelly
topped the scoring in the
Wednesday Night Trios League
blasting games of 220-235-278 for
a high series of 733.
Phil Okner shot 232-243-243-
718, Bill Hoese 244-238-212-694,
and Joe Luckus 235-202-242-679.
Robert Suber 720 Kyle Jannuzzi 668 Michael Dallamanna 662 Fernando Chea 661
HOPELAWN, NJ - Robert Suber HOPELAWN, NJ - Kyle Jannuzzi HOPELAWN, NJ - Michael HOPELAWN, NJ - Fernando
topped the scoring in the Saturday paced the scoring in the Thursday Dallamanna paced the scoring in Chea led the Winter Senior
Night Strike Nation League blast- Night Mixed League rolling the Friday Night Mixed League Citizens rolling 248-201-212 661.
ing games of 236-245-239 for. a games of 243-214-211 for a high rolling games of 250-231 for a Thomas Ortiz, Sr rolled 215, and
high series of 720. series of 668, high series of 662. Cecelia Mullane 208.
Matthew B. Walker shot 234- Mike Piomelli shot 279-206- Melissa Hertenberger shot 246- Mike V. Kennelly 652
248-234-716, James Cianelli, Jr. 633, Jake Olszyk 223-224-622, 223-632, Don Anione 234-203- HOPELAWN, NJ - Mike V.
257-204-253-714, Randolph B. and Gis Quinn 223-202. 628, and Anthony Angotti 243. Kennelly paced the Don E.
Thompson 222-246-235-703, and Danny Hunter shot 231, John In the Wednesday Earlybirds Hellhake Memorial rolling games
Jonathan W. Stigall 235-277-702. Delosso 221, and Rob Hennessy League Char Martino shot 222- of 204-247-201 for a high 652.
Steven Osiadacz 715 215 in the Iselin AA League. 217-617, and Sue Ragas 190. John Syslo shot 253-631, Paul
HOPELAWN, NJ - Steve Stefanski 212-235-630, and
Osiadacz led the scoring in the Damon Todman 234-629.
Family League rolling games of
259-269 for a high series of 715.
Daniel Pawelek shot 247-212-
655, Anthony Angotti 236-221-
621.
Joseph Abadilla 685
HOPELAWN, NJ - Joseph
Abadilla topped the scoring in the
Avenel Youth League rolling
games of 236-211-238 for a high
series of 685.
Spencer Fabe shot 234-209-622,
Korey Balewitz 230-219-614, and
Jordan Stoveken 214.
In the South Shore League Matt
DAndrea shot 213-204, Derek
Smith 226, and Tim Lubniewski
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Nick Varano 686, Ryan McGuire 682
Mercedes Morel 679 Top Stan
Niemiec Youth Travelers Action
By Vince Albrecht
OAKLAND, NJ When the mist
dissipated upon completion of
Stan Niemiec YTL play at Holiday
Bowl, forty-two deuces, six
650+ and eight 600+ had been
rolled by the gifted young keglers.
In the highest scoring faceoff of
the session, Hi-Tor I, despite
delivering seven 200s, was
swept by its sister squad, which
fired six deuces of its own.
Average leader Nick Varano 686
[246-204-236] and 12-year-old
Dylan Busalan 667 [234-238-195]
chased the maples off the pin
decks for Hi-Tor I with Mark
Shapiro and Matt Cona tallying
fine singles of 217 and 213 respec-
tively; their efforts werent
enough to stop Hi-Tor IIs freight
train. Anchor Mercedes Morel
propelled the distaffers with 679
[246-268-165], gaining plenty of
help from Isabella Palamaro 603
[163-225-215], Tor Verano 584
[203-170-211] and Akira
DeLoatch [190-210]. Known for
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its talent depth, Hi-Tor II called on
Nancy Kohut 646 and Nicole
Cona 576 to assist Tor Verano 637
and Isabella Palamaro 610 in out-
gunning Bowler City II, 5-2 in a
completion of a match from open-
ing week. The twin victories cata-
pulted the New Yorkers into sec-
ond place.
Lodi strengthened its hold on the
top rung by capturing seven points
in a nail-biter encounter with
Montvale, taking the opener by
thirteen sticks and a thrilling high-
scoring middle game by six pins,
1010-1004; pacing Lodi were
anchor Hunter Perry 664 [177-
260-227] and Trevor Deliantis
with 648 [223-205-220]; Jake
Nappi added a 203: 582 and
Amanda Madara finished strong
with a 210 single. Montvales high
rollers were Chris Torres 214-279:
648, Matt Russell 190-235-212:
637 and Henry Tipping 218: 599;
Logan Priesel celebrated his 14th
birthday by matching or surpass-
ing his average all three games.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Rockaway Mixed: Mike Kavanaugh 267, Daron
Samples 265-662, Gene Pukas 254, Jesus Cruz 247-
652, Ken George 247-660, Keith Brower 246-681,
Richard Mayer 244, Bob Webb 240, Brian Theriault
652, Ryan Prevost 652, Lynne Coleman 248-603,
Liesl Apgar 236-654, nicole McConnell 235-594,
Keri May 228-610, Nidia Haneveld 219-537.
Hamilton 168-463, Joyce Brokling 199-517, Dolores
Put Togethers: Geno McCroy 189-530, Daryl Frank
171-476, Jerry Szekula Sr. 15-418, Michelle Halko
152-422.
Rockaway Women: Marybeth Kanouse 190-509,
Youth: Weekend Warriors: Isaacs Russell 226-605,
Peter Bloom 108-235, Brandon Tapper 98-272, Paul
Yacullo 95-280, Richard Socolich 74-194, Jesse Reis
43-111, Hannah DIgangi 138-352.
Spanish American Mixed: Dave Katz 280-781,
Henry Alvarez 255. Joe Karas 243-665, Ovido Ruiz
Jr. 621.
Strikes and Spares: Ned Nardone - 233-608, Rob
Ogilvie 215-588, John Maerz 213, Tom Lindow 601,
SUe Dobrinsky 174-497, Rachel West 172-510,
Jeanette Petty 159, Deb Francomacaro 445.
Greenbriar Seniors: Alex Dalmedo 225-608, John
Uffer 186-522, Robert Hacker 158, Joe Cropanese
421, Hedy Knight 156-407, Cathy O'Connell 154-
396. Kathy Bruno 149.
Monday Night Mixed: James Suitt 279-630, John
Stutz 249, Glen Malmstone 243-656, Al Collins 213-
581, Maria Jankovitz 210-, Wendy Malmstone 190.
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Fox Hills Seniors: Stuart Gomer 247-641, Morris
Horowitz 245, Joe Dagostino 227-654, Regina
Nataluk 195-515, Bernadette Memolo 166, Helen
Loverro 164-456.
Morris Hills Mixed: Sal Antoniello 201-533, Ronald
Stickney 190-460, Barry Webb 181-459, BIll
Webb 185-485, Beth Williams 159-438, Nancy
Kolbusch 156-422.
Tina Richardson 190-510, Carol Scheu 182-480,
Susan Chillemi 181-462, Rochelle Duda 179, Diana
Arvidson 178, Lois Kehmna 177-475, Mary Crenzio
173-470.
Rockaway Foursome: Tom Griffin 239-650, Ernie
Stone 235-690, JW Albensi III 235, James Stiles 232,
Brian Theriault 660, Jason Stadtler 658, Lynne
Coleman 244-604, Alison Gomer 234-604, Brittney
Harris 204, Kathy Bradley 195-539.
Nor Bu Lodge: Matthew Suk 247-575, Charles
Wright 231-610, John Uffer 221, Darlene Krazowski
203-520, Stacey Abasto 201-498, Marie Vantreuren
200-499.
Thursday Night Mixed: Richard MCColligan 269-
761, Paul Rozenbersky 266-725, Justis Campbell
248-718, Doug Sholtz 244-678, Miguel Galloza 237-
658, Nidia Haneveld 267-648, Kimberly Cartelli
208-515, Donna Sodano 193-537, Martha Hoffman
191.
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6 SPORTS REPORTER December 6 - 11, 2017

PBAs 38th Year of ESPN Coverage Begins Sunday, December 10

GEICO PBA World Series of Bowling IX kicks off 17-event Go Bowling! PBA Tour schedule for 2017-18
CHICAGO The Professional Bowlers Association and
ESPN are teaming up for the 38th consecutive year to pro-
vide millions of sports fans with world-class bowling action
beginning Sunday, Dec. 10, from the GEICO PBA World
Series of Bowling IX presented by Eldorado Reno
Properties.
A total of 17 competitions on Sundays through May will
feature the best players in the world in a diverse series of
events that will decide the 2017 Player of the Year race and
kickstart the 2018 Go Bowling PBA Tours benchmark 60th
anniversary season. All events will also stream live via the
ESPN app.
Providing the commentary will be lead announcer Dave
LaMont in his second season, PBA Hall of Famer Randy
Pedersen in his 17th year as color analyst and former Miss
USA Kimberly Pressler returning for her eighth season as
sideline reporter.
"ESPN is looking forward to another year of PBA on our
networks," said Burke Magnus, ESPN Executive Vice
President of Programming and Scheduling. "One of our
longest-standing relationships, PBA on ESPN provides
exciting content for both avid and casual bowling fans, and
it continues to serve an important sector of our fan base."
Looking ahead at notable highlights for what promises to
be one of the PBAs most interesting TV seasons ever:
- The PBA Tournament of Champions will make an his-
toric return to its longtime host center AMF Riviera Lanes
near Akron, Ohio, where the PBAs signature event was
held from 1966-1994.
- The United States Bowling Congress Masters will be
contested in a special arena setting in Syracuse, N.Y.s
downtown Convention Center.
- The PBAs new Go Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary
Classic, as part of a season-long celebration
highlighting the PBAs creation in 1958, will come from
Woodland Bowl in Indianapolis, one of the leading tourna-
ment venues in the country and host of numerous PBA
major championships.
- The State Farm Chris Paul PBA Celebrity Invitational
presented by Go Bowling, in its eighth year moves to NBA
star Pauls new home in Houston and returns to a Super
Bowl Sunday air date.
- The PBA World Championship as the WSOBs main
event, along with all PBA animal pattern championships, a
USA vs. World team event and the World Bowling Finals
come from bowlings greatest stage, the National Bowling
Stadium in Reno, Nev.
- The PBA League team event returns to raucous Bayside
Bowl in Portland, Maine, where the Elias Cup will be
decided over a series of four telecasts.
- Columbus, Ohio, hosts both the Barbasol PBA Players
Championship and the Mark Roth/Marshall Holman
Doubles Championship presented by BowlerX.com.
In addition to 29 hours of live coverage of PBA competi-
tion on ESPN, ESPN3 and streaming on the ESPN app, the
Go Bowling! PBA Tour schedule will feature a season-long
celebration of the 60 Greatest Moments in PBA History.
Those moments will be counted down and revealed on the
ESPN telecasts beginning with the PBAs Big February
slate of events. And, as part of the 60th Anniversary cele-
bration, a new opening for the ESPN telecasts has been pro-
duced and can be seen here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUdShnqLUgA
Promotional tune-in posters will be in more than 2,500
Bowling Proprietor Association of America Strike Ten par-
ticipating centers as part of the Go Bowling umbrella spon-
sorship of the PBA.
All qualifying rounds of competition and archived ESPN
finals will be on the PBAs online bowling channel, Xtra
Frame. For subscription and scheduling information go to
xtraframe.tv or download the PBA Xtra Frame app.

2017-18 GO BOWLING! PBA TOUR ESPN SCHEDULE (all times Eastern)

Sunday, Dec. 10, 1 p.m.** USA vs. The World, National Bowling
Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 17, 9 p.m.)
Sunday, Dec. 17, 1 p.m.** PBA Chameleon Championship present-
ed by Reno Tahoe, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live on
ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 18, 3 p.m.)
Sunday, Dec. 17, 2 p.m.** PBA Shark Championship presented by
Xtra Frame, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live on ESPN3 and
ESPN app, Nov. 18, 5:30 p.m.)
Sunday, Dec. 24, 1 p.m.** PBA Cheetah Championship presented by
PBA Bowling Challenge Mobile Game, National Bowling Stadium,
Reno, Nev. (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 18, 7:15 p.m.)
Sunday, Dec, 24, 2 p.m.** Pepsi PBA Scorpion Championship pre-
sented by Go Bowling!, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live on
ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 18, 9 p.m.)
Sunday, Dec. 31, 1 p.m.** PBA World Championship, National
Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 19, 3
p.m.)
Sunday, Jan. 7, 1 p.m.** World Bowling Tour Mens and Womens
Finals presented by PBA, National Bowling Stadium, Reno, Nev. (live
on ESPN3 and ESPN app, Nov. 19, 6:30 p.m.)
Sunday, Feb. 4, 2 p.m. State Farm CP3 PBA Celebrity Invitational
presented by Go Bowling! (Houston, Texas, tba)
Sunday, Feb. 11, 1 p.m. PBA Tournament of Champions, AMF
Riviera Lanes, Fairlawn, Ohio, live.
Sunday, Feb. 18, 1 p.m. Go Bowling! PBA 60th Anniversary Classic,
Woodland Bowl, Indianapolis, live.
Sunday, Feb. 25, 1 p.m. Barbasol PBA Players Championship,
Wayne Webbs Columbus Bowl, Columbus, Ohio, live.
Sunday, March 25, 2 p.m.** Mark Roth/Marshall Holman PBA
Doubles Championship presented by BowlerX.com, Wayne Webbs
Columbus Bowl, Columbus, Ohio (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, Feb.
25, 4:30 p.m.)
Sunday, April 15, 1 p.m. USBC Masters, Nicholas J. Pirro
Convention Center, Syracuse, N.Y., live.
Sunday, April 22, 1 p.m.** PBA League Quarterfinals 1 & 2, Bayside
Bowl, Portland, Maine (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, April 21, noon)
Sunday, April 29, 1 p.m.** PBA League Quarterfinals 3 & 4, Bayside
Bowl, Portland, Maine (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, April 21, 3:30
p.m.)
Sunday, May 6, 1 p.m.** PBA League Semifinals 1 & 2, Bayside
Bowl, Portland, Maine (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, April 22, noon)
Sunday, May 13, 1 p.m.** PBA League Elias Cup Finals, Bayside
Bowl, Portland, Maine (live on ESPN3 and ESPN app, April 22, 3:30
p.m.)
**Presentations will air live on ESPN3 and the ESPN app, then re-air
on delay on ESPN
December 6 - 11, 2017 SPORTS REPORTER 7

Vinny DAmbrosio 27 in-a-row for 817 AT MAPLE LANES RVC

Highlighted by 300 and 278 Games Jason Edison Jr. 289 Friedman, Shilling 277
In Hankel Classic League ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jason Eddison, Jr led ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Wednesday
the scoring in the Tuesday Late Mens League blast- Early Mens League both Steven Friedman and John
By John Jennings ing games of 289-200-220 for a high series of 709. Shiling fired a high game of 277.
HOWELL, NJ Vinny DAmbrosio of Storm on Destinos Pizza rolled
Don Railey shot 279, Ettore Turilli 278, Nicholas Rob Velez hit 258, Teddy Avgerinos 254, and Bill
27 consecutive strikes with a 239-300-278 for an 817 series for all hon-
Ditaranto 276, and Bill Latham 258. Viccora 248.
ors in the Hankel Classic. On lanes 27-28, he finished the first game
with 6 strikes, threw 12 in the second game, and the first 9 in game three Mark Gralto 289 Debbie Donnelly and Kami Radin shot 189, and
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Mark Gralto fired a Nancy Johnson 180 in the Tuesday Long Beach
before a seven pin stopped the quest for back-to-back 300s. Larry Gitlitz
progressively improved all night for a remarkable 770 series on games high game of 289 in the Oceanside Knights of Catholics League.
of 233-258-279. Six other bowlers had 700 series including Leslie Bohn Columbus League. Timmy Mingo 259
710 with a 277 and 252 to earn the womens top honor scores. Keith Massimillo shot 269, Richie Butt 267, and ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - In the Wednesday
Chuck Marciano 258. Night Mixed League Timmy Mingo rolled 259, both
LEADERS AT LODI LANES In the Rockvilles League Carrie Kusterbeck shot Bobby Mazzei and Keith Benenati 258, and both Ray
Monday Night Trios: Manny Gonzalez 287-718, Chang Pang 279, 220, and Ronnie Billig 213. Brooks and Willie Fessler 257.
Jordan Lopez 279-725, Sharon Marcellaro 278-693, Paul Stuart 745. Mike Desmond 288 Patricia Guido shot 176-171, and both Adrienne
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Mike Desmond topped Lupo and Gina HIll 167 in the Tuesday Koffee Kats
Friday G & L: Phil Napolitano 269, Joe McCormick 267, Mike the scoring in the Wednesday AM Trios League firing League.
O'Grady 264, Deborah Sidney 223. a high game of 288. Robertson, Slade 279
Mel Brown shot 269, Robert Young 268, and ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY- Gary Robertson and
Saturday Morning Juniors: Liam Henkel 266-663 Jeremy Ramirez Andrew Larsen 258. Jeremy Slade each shot a high game of 279 in the
247, Marissa Cosentini 228, Hunter Perry 225. Monday 4 Man Classic League.
Lawrence Welfare 279-740
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Lawrence Welfare Both Shaun Berkowsky and Glenn Smith rolled 268,
Monday Night Trios - Alex Protin 290-751, Michael Blandino 278, and Robert Aiello 264.
Chris Mota 269, Terry Drenth 256-707, Linda Rose 238, Matt Grubiak topped the scoring in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
733, Gary Vicente 720. League rolling games of 279-237 for a high series of David Ciofalo 258
740. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - David Ciofalo rolled
Monday Sun Mix - Brian Creeley 268, Michael Laspada 265, Mickey Richard Salcedo shot 269-233-736, Thimothy 258, both Robert Burling and Al Bennett 249 in the
Williams 269-694, Tony Amendola 268, and James Friday Night Mixed League.
Travaglio 258.
Marino 266. In the Sunday Adult/Child League Joseph
In the Thursday Senior Birds League Henry Clay Massimillo shot 157, and Zachary Inserillo 151.
Wednesday Night Live - Keith McLeod 268-667, PJ Garcia 245, Mark
rolled 242, Jerry George 238, and Thomas romanelli
Ilnicki 241, Allie Suffin 232.
237.
Wednesday Men's 820 - Pat Riotto 299-738, Joe Alfano 276, Steve AT JIB LANES
Vaniderstine 267-749, Todd VanAken 712. Pepper Graves 778 Vega Jr., Chacon 902 Dollar Bill Gantt 646
FLUSHING, NY - Pepper Graves FLUSHING, NY - Jimmy Vega, Jr FLUSHING, NY - Dollar Bill
Wednesday 5-Man - Doug Weiler 299, Jimmy Medina 277, Nino
topped the scoring in the Ted Guy and Jhun Chacon each fired a high Gantt paced the scoring in the
Polanco 275, Shaun Dunning 749, Matt Dunning 732, Percy Remulla Classic League blasting games of series of 902 in the PBC Winter Early Birds Mixed League rolling
700. 245-255-278 for a high series of League. Jimmy shot 267-213-235, games of 210-212-224 for a high
778. and Jhun 216-246-248. series of 646.
Thursday Early Mix - Joe Bargallo 258-692, Matt Dunning 255, Joe Kurdziel, Jr rolled 222-257- Ogie Lawsin rolled 235-206-233- Terrence White 237, Daryl
Danny Lamberti 255-737, Vernon Moody 698, Meg Santander 214. 267-746, Wil Brown 243-245- 867, Roderick Delarosa 279-205- Blankenship rolled 226, James
237-725, Des Carti 224-235-258- 851, and Owel Ocampo 289-845. Carpenter, and Duane Titus 224.
Public Safety - Devin Ochiuzzo 299, Dave Ferrell Sr 268, Bobby Haase 717, Mel Chandler 217-258-228- In the Crown Jewels League
268-711, Raul Renteria 722, TJ Valentin 717. 703, and Damien Rodriguez 248- Charles Barber shot 223-234-652,
236-203-687. and Irving Smith 215. Tell the BOWLERS about
Friday Night G&L - Mike Rochinski 268-720, Phil Napolitano 267- Grace Veluya 729 Ian Galloway 720 That Perfect League
714, Robert Scott 258, Antonio Fonseca 673, Andrea Lebron 243. FLUSHING, NY - Grace Veloya FLUSHING, NY - Ian Galloway Or that Special Event
led the scoring in the Friday Hi- topped the scoring in the Ball and With your ad in the
Saturday Fil Am - Abner Buensalida 299, Tad Jones 267-770, Ariel Rollers League rolling games of Chain League blasting games of
Lanting 267-759, Monica Duran 270-698, Wilson Aponte Jr 764, Mary
Bechtel 245-672, Nichole Jones 245, Deanna Cryan 245-694.
269-257-203 for a high series of
729.
228-267-225 for a high series of 720.
Twone Williams shot 246-223-
Sports Reporter
Niecy Fox shot 244-204-279- 239-708, Joe Kurdziel, Jr. 248- sportsreporter1940@gmal.com
Saturday Morning Juniors- Jake Nappi 237-567, Aaron Zarzuela 235, 727, Tony Arias 258-234-728, 243-215-706, Irving Nicks 212-
Marissa Cosentini 233-585, Radwin Rodriguez 226, Jeremy Ramirez Jaime Ansale 244-234-222-700, 233-255-700, Anthony Crowley Or Call
621, Trevor Deliantis 594 and Bob Ostermann 222-2456- 254-233-684, and Shawn Wyatt 201-865-5363
236-703. 246-215-213-674.
8 SPORTS REPORTER December 6 - 11, 2017
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Peter Gilliland 279-735 Brian Letsz 279 Nicholas Hom 279 Wayne Embleton 257 Nathaniel Fuller 255
FARMINGDALE, NY - Peter FARMINGDALE, NY - Brian FARMINGDALE, NY - NIcholas FARMINGDALE, NY - In the FARMINGDALE, NY- Nathaniel
Gilliland topped the scoring in the Letsz paced the scoring in the Epic Hom led the scoring in the Sunday Tuesday Nite Owls League Wayne Fuller rolled 255, Charles Turner
Monday HS Practice League Edge Trios League blasting a high Adult/Junior League blasting Embleton took the top spot when 254, Byron Lamm 253, and
blasting games of 279-265 for a game of 279. games of 244-279-204 for a high he rolled rolled a 257 game fol- Tyrone Page 249 in the Tuesday
high series of 735. Gary Haines rolled 278-267-782, series of 727. lowed by Michael Larberg rolling Early Birds League.
Carmelo Randazzo hit 251-226, Steve Pavlinko, Jr. 236-248-2699- Tris Stremmel shto 242, Ryan 254, Lukas Zito 248, and both In the Tuesday AM Ladies
Andew Scarpaci 235, and Michael 753, Stephen Andretta 269-237- Fina 183-175, and William David Koestner and Andrew League Jess Valentino shot 189,
Lamanno 233. 236-824, Sunil Kochar 268, and Romanelli 181. Lamb 246. Vickie Rich 177, and Jo-Anne
In the Saturday St. Maratin Robert Figgers, Jr. 267. Fina 173.

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Doug Karlson shot 277, Bill Law +1' 'A12254''B(34B(*6($e*6c/,'424(+?d2,*4(-*4''(f4-*-G*51,BB4*41),' *6(+-?,'VA4)()*+4(-54*631)24+.(B*('(C61)(+(-(+H,*41)-54*6*6(
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269, and both Daneil Levin and
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