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Duke and Malott Win Roth-Holman

PBA Doubles ChampionshipBy Bill Vint - PBA

Charles Roach, Chris Galford 300

At Maple Lanes

LAKEWOOD, NJ – Noah

Zawadzky blasted a 300 game in

the Saturday Junior Classic League

at Ocean Lanes.

Robert Guzman rolled 235, Kyle

Desiderio 233, Jared Stuart 226,

Shawn Kollmer 215, Cathy Jones

205, Joey Cameron, and Christine

Jones 203, Jamie Walliker 186, and

Katie Hagan 181.

BROOKLYN, NY Chris Galford

found perfection in a 300 game

while contesting in the Monday

Night Mixed at Maple Lanes and

he finished the session with a 709

series,

Charles Roach of Thursday

Mixed Triples also shot 300 and

finished his session with 659.

John Furey Wins PBA East Region Mount Greylock OpenBy Russ Mills - PBA

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. – John Furey of East Windsor,

N.J., defeated Noel Vega of Forest Hills, N.Y., 227-207, to

win the Professional Bowlers Association East Region Mount

Greylock Open presented by Storm at Mount Greylock Bowl.

The win was Furey’s first career regional title, which quali-

fies him for the PBA Tournament of Champions. Furey

earned $2,500 for the win while Vega earned $1,300 as the

runner-up.

Furey defeated Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, N.Y., 269-256,

and Vega defeated Jason Benner of Lehighton, Pa., 166-143,

in the semifinal round.

Shafer and Benner each earned $1,000 as semifinal round

losers.

In the Round of 8, where in the best of three games losers

are eliminated and earned $800 each: Furey def. Matt O’Grady,

South Amboy, N.J., 2-0; Vega def. Ernest Lukacs Jr., Manville,

N.J., 2-1; Shafer def. Aaron Williams, Pennsauken, N.J., 2-1;

Benner def. Louis Gaudio, Staten Island, N.Y., 2-0.

In the Round of 16, the best of five games, losers eliminated

and earned $625 each:

Furey def. Joshua Sweet, North Adams, Mass., 3-2; Vega def.

Adam Chase, Seaford, N.Y., 3-2; Shafer def. Johnny Petraglia Jr.,

Jackson, N.J., 3-0; Benner def. Chris Paroly, Plainview, N.Y., 3-

1; O’Grady def. Joe Paluszek, Bensalem, Pa., 3-2; Lukacs def.

Warren Guernsey, Latham, N.Y., 3-0; Williams def. Ray

Edwards, Middle Island, N.Y., 3-0; Gaudio def. Robert Leonard

Sr., Elmira Heights, N.Y., 3-0.

Whitling 775, Guevarra 300-764

In Montvale Major LeagueBy Joe Rizzi

MONTVALE – Rick Whitling led

all scorers in the Montvale Major

League, rolling a 775 series on

games of 238, 279 and 258. His fine

effort, along Alex Protin's 217-233-

259-709 and Alan Fernand's 266-

691, led GP's Restaurant to a 23-10

victory over Rick's Pro Shop II.

High game of the night belonged to

Rick Guevarra, who bowled a 300.

He added games of 249 and 215, and

finished with a 764 series, helping

Rick's Pro Shop I edge DFWTOM,

17-16. Jayson Cabrales added 279-

211-216-706 for the winning team.

Bob Greenwood bowled 220-268-

268-756 and Rich Naclerio 208-259-

262-729 for DFWTOM.

Mike Rovetto rolled 289-247-224-

760, leading Valley Tent Rental to a

25-8 rout over GDC Contracting.

Bob Higgins' 248-248-232-728 led

Bergen Batting Center to a 24-9 vic-

tory over 12-In-A-Row Pro Shop.

Larry Toppin rolled 255-239-232-

726, but despite his effort

BuddiesProShop.com was defeated

by Rite Way, 24-9, behind Mike

Folchi's 246-219-252-717.

Toto Roldan bowled 267-225-223-

715, Mike Pasch 201-225-278-704,

Keith Lee 227-680, Ralph Bernardo

248-679, Justin Hawkins 246-679,

Dave Hulsizer 227-679, Brian

Masincup 226-676, and Jeff Rovetto

257-670.

PBA Photo

John Furey is accepting the trophy from Mt. Greylock

Bowl proprietor Gary Superneau.

LAS VEGAS – Professional

Bowlers Association Hall of

Famer Norm Duke won his 36th

career PBA Tour title and former

PBA Player of the Year Wes

Malott ended a three-year title

drought when they combined to

defeat top qualifiers Ronnie

Russell and Sean Rash, 193-167,

to capture the Mark Roth-

Marshall Holman PBA Doubles

Championship at South Point

Casino.

The victory by the American

players, televised on ESPN ended

a streak of five consecutive PBA

World Series of Bowling titles

won by international players.

For Duke, his second title of

the 2011-12 season also tied him

for third place on the all-time PBA Tour titles list

with close friend and long-time rival Pete Weber.

Both are now one title ahead of Roth, the PBA legend

who witnessed the finals along with Holman. Walter

Ray Williams Jr. and the late Earl Anthony are one-

two on the PBA Tour titles list with 47 and 43 wins,

respectively.

Russell and Rash opened in three of the first four

frames, handing Duke and Malott a 45-pin lead after

five frames.

“Talk about a dream day to have Marshall and Mark

standing on the approach with you,” Duke said after

the trophy presentation. “Those two were my

absolute idols. I was able to pass them in titles won,

but that doesn’t mean I’m better than they were.

Mark Roth changed the world of bowling, much like

(two-handed players) Jason (Belmonte) and Osku

(Palermaa) may in the future. I’m a lucky man today,

and I don’t take it lightly.”

“I’ve had my ups and downs,” Malott said after

winning his seventh career title and first since 2009.

“I’ve been able to get to TV, but I haven’t been able

to win, so hopefully this is a new beginning. I’ve re-

grouped. I’ve re-set my goals. To put it all together

against the level of talent that’s out here is pretty sub-

stantial for me. It means a lot to me.”

PBA Photo

Norm Duke and Wes Malott capped the World Series of Bowling with the

Mark Roth-Marshall Holman PBA Doubles Championship. Noah Zawadzky 300 at Ocean

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Gearing up for the 47th

Tournament of Champions coming

up the week of April 9 in Las Vegas,

the PBA issued some milestones in

the tournament’s history. This of

course evoked my own personal

memories of the great “senior

prom” of professional bowling, or

at least that’s what it was “back in

the day.”

The inaugural event was held in

1962 in Indianapolis and had a two-

game three-player final. Joe Joseph

of Lansing, Michigan won with a

480 and claimed a big $15,000. In

1965 the Firestone Corporation

adopted the event and for the next

28 years it became the Firestone

Tournament of Champions, referred

to as “The Firestone.” Billy

Hardwick won that year and his

$25,000 prize check was said to be

$5,000 more than what Jack

Nicklaus won for winning the

Masters that year.

In 1966 the event moved to

Riviera Lanes in Akron, a stone’s

throw from the magnificent

Firestone Country Club, where

players enjoyed pre-tournament

rounds of golf, an opening night

banquet (later, their Hall of Fame

inductions), and even the wives had

their own dinner. Firestone paid for

“major” media people’s hotel

rooms and meals, setting up a big

pressroom in the bowling center.

They ran a pool for the writers,

which consisted of naming the

order of finalists, and eventual

champion, and if there were a tie, a

combined final round score was

guessed. The winning writer

received a set of four brand new

Firestone tires.

For the twenty-fifth tournament

anniversary, all past winners were

invited to Akron. Firestone also

hosted a fun pro-am tournament

after every victory banquet. The

writers, Firestone executives, PBA

founder Eddie Elias and his wife

Peggy, sponsors, and 24 profession-

al bowlers took to the lanes for fun

and photos. Each amateur who

signed up received a bright red

Firestone shirt with his or her name

in huge white letters across the

back.

Even when Firestone had to

stretch the budget, some press peo-

ple were still brought in and had a

free hotel room. One year, in 1991,

there was a 40-minute delay of the

show with a bomb threat. ABC-TV

showed the finalists playing ball in

the parking lot of the lanes. Dave

Ozio won that year. Alas, Firestone

decided to drop the sponsorship and

Bridgestone Tire company picked it

up, but only for one year.

Brunswick stepped in and saved the

sponsorship from 1995 to 2000.

Eventually the tournament moved

to Mohegan Sun Arena in

Connecticut and stayed there

through 2007.

And now, as of 2008, the event

has been staged in the huge Red

Rock, Las Vegas complex.

Probably the biggest news that

came of that was in 2010 when

New Jersey’s Kelly Kulick became

the first woman to win a PBA tour

title, defeating Chris Barnes 265-

195. This writer was in Arlington

TX that week for the Grand

Opening of the Bowling Campus,

but suffice to say a group of us was

glued to the television in a hotel

room for that show.

Last year I was at Red Rock when

Mike Koivuniemi rolled a 299

game in the semi-final match, win-

ning over a regional bowler, Tom

Dougherty, who was encouraged in

the tenth frame to make his score an

even 100. Mike went on to defeat

Tom Smallwood 269-207 for a

$250,000 payday.

While it is still an exciting tourna-

ment, especially since the PBA

includes an evening for its Hall of

Fame inductions, it will probably

never compare to the early days of

“the Firestone.”

Johnny Petraglia, who had to get a

special furlough from the US Army

to compete in his first Firestone,

said that the entire city of Akron,

Ohio would turn out for a parade of

champions. Each bowler got the use

of a big car (often a convertible) for

the week. There were banners along

the main road. Welcoming signs

were everywhere. The press was

treated to dinner every night at lav-

ish local restaurants. Each year on

the day of the finals, the press and

finalists had the Champions’ break-

fast and press conference. Local

volunteers took vacation days from

their regular jobs to work at the tour-

nament. The winner received a

white jacket in addition to a major

title and big check.

And here I have joined the

“remember when” club, something

I thought was silly “back in the

day.”

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AT WALLINGTON LANESBy Gloria Volpe

Bud Light Tuesday 4 Man

Tony Lore was the top scorer for this league with a 279 , Joe Leardo

Jr was not far behind with his 267.

Kris Kvarcik rolled 259 ,Frank DiLorenzo 258,255,258 , Karen

Valenti had the high game for the ladies with her 242. High series went

to Frank DiLorenzo with a 727, , Joe Leardo Jr. 726, Kenny Lee

716,Tony Rigano 713 John Jawor 708 and Tony Lore 704.

Tuesday Early 5 Man

The top scores were hit by Al Luzi and Jorge Cintron with their 279 .

John Jebecky came on strong with a 269, and Nick Akermann 265. Bob

cardinal 259, Steve Mastro 258,Jeremy Rybak 257, Jae Kim,257 and

Norman Granger 255. Bob cardinal 710, Jae Kim 708 and Tom Twist III

had a 704.

Coors Light Public Safety

Kenny Lee was the high scorer with his 259, Robert (Bobby) Truppner

236, Dennis Edgar 219, and Guy give me another sweet tea) 213.

Stevette showed up instead of the Devils game and bowled a 207.

Thursday Mixed

Ed Biggy did a nice job for his team with his 258 and Ken Scheck

257,254 games ,John Ahmed 254, Fabio Castillo 244,Chris Agnoli 235

and Leo Castillo 227,226. Donna Viola had the high score for the ladies

with her 232 and Sandy Loiacono bowled 221, 203.

Wednesday Ladies HDCP

Shannon Kelly was the star of the night with her 235 & 226 games

with a 646 series and Sheryl Moritz hit 203

G&L Friday Night Mixed

Chris Kim had Friday s high score with his 283 and the other high-

lights of the night were Brian Wellenheider 256, Ken Kruger 256 , Jeff

Litner 254 , Louis Wojcik SR 247, Elmer Akers 246 , Young Kim

246,Brian Creeley 245, Stan Wusyk 244,239, Frank Nordt 238, and

Mike Rochinski 236.

Idelfonso Polanco won his division in the AMF Nationwide $700.000tournament and is on his way to bowl in Las vegas . Idelfonso ‘s wonhis trip to bowl in the big event by shooting 88 pins over his averageSunday March 18th in the district finals held in AMF Milford Lanes.Congratulations great job.

April 4 - 10, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 3

Have Jacket League: Kevin Schoerner 236-526, Tim Meuhlbauer

202-585, Bill Prentiss 200 game, Colleen Boyd 171-503, Rebecca

Meuhlbauer 163-430, Susanne Capps 157 game

Have a Ball: Lou Pace 224 game, Crabby Brown 200 game, A.

Lapchin 178 game, Joann Brown 188 game, Tracy Gamble 166 game,

Lorraine Dacko 152 game

County Tuesday Night Mixed: Bill Ratliff 267-702, Charles Wilfong

265-691, Gene Pukas 258-738, Matt Pukas 255-667, Nichole Spratford

258-722, Sue Marrero 213-589, Brenda Marrero 213-589, Brenda

Stewart 203-531, Mickey Pukas 193 game

Fox Hills Seniors: Don King 201-504, Frank Rosenbum 200-563, Jay

Amdur 193 game, Helen 187-476, Joanna Hofgesang 177-433, Bonnie

Cohen 165-448

Morris Hills Mixed: Jay Taormina 203-526, Sal Antonillo 195-492,

Andy Romo 158 game, Rita McKoy 182 game, Darlene Sopko 181

game, Linda Mabee 180 game

Rockaway Women: Colleen Boyd 224 game, tammy Baldwin 211

game, Susan Chillemi 203 game, Lois Kehmna 193 game, Marybeth

Kanouse 182 game,

Rockaway Foursome: George Dakak Jr. 248-game, Jason Lomberg

247 game, Ed Cook 246 game, George Rogers 246 game, Kara Cook

2185 game, Liesl Apgar 217 game, Joyce Hulbert 211 game, Rosa Bono

207 game, Kathy Stone 551 series.

T. J. Valentin 781 at Fairlawn By Steve Nitch

FAIR LAWN, NJ – T.J. Valentin took high series honors rolling in the

Friday Night Scratch League at Fair Lawn Brunswick Lanes tossing

games of 247, 264, and 270 to finish with an 781 series. Adam

Concepcion was runner-up with 753 on games of 229, 268, and 227.

Henry Carlos III bowled 241-225-247-713 followed by Todd Ulrich

279-227-700, Matt Liss 267, Randy Tomlin 256, 243 and Antonio

Valentin 268.

AT RVC LANESDUKE DeMARCO

INVITATIONAL

Perfect Game from Babe

Ingenito followed closely by 299s

from Vinnie Wright & Brett

Gower; 290 for Bob Farrell; Joe

Conigliaro with a 279; 278s for

Patrick Wolff & Joe Conigliaro

OCEANSIDE

KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS

259 for Rob Allegra; 258 from

Frankie Palo; Mike Simeone with

a 257 and 253 for Chris Ciociano;

For the Women: 201 and a 547

series from Heather Maxwell

ROCKVILLES

Lisa Wilber shot a beautiful 255;

223 and 218 from Betty Lescher

with a 616 series; 204 and a 572

series for Patty Werbeck;

WEDNESDAY EARLY MEN

John Lofaro shot a 269, 254 and

a 749 series; 258 for Kenny Bruce

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS


SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANESIn the Wednesday Young at

Heart Seniors: Pete Thomasefsky

213,212,614, Richie Coyer 207,

201, Ray Wilson 203.

In the Wednesday Hicksville

Elks: Tony Dominick 232,612, Al

Gillis 235,603, Joan Corcoran

200.

In the Friday Astoria Men: Kyle

Ludwig 279, Bill Graven 264,

Mickey Gallagher 248, Mike

McCarthy 246, Mike Agosta 245.

In the Saturday Friends and

Friends: Louis Grisolia 235,679,

John Buthcher 234, Kathy

Grisolia 237, Dawn Maloney 212.

In the Sunday AM Trios: Mitch

Kennedy 269, Tony Pepe 267,732,

Kyle Wogotske 267, Dan Rice

265, Jeff Scarola 261, Charlie

Minch 720, Jim Risi 718, Mike

Jochade 714, Christina Schulze

216.

In the Wednesday Swingtime

Seniors: Cappy Caporusso

266,246,723, Joe Macaluso

211,203,604, Gene Kelly 207.

In the Wednesday Young at

Heart Senior: Richie Coyer

237,611, Ed Leifheit 219, Bob

Haskins 214, Charlie Stumpf 205.

Mike Stoyko 280 at Plaza LanesMADISON, NJ – Mike Stoyko blasted a high game of 280 in the

CMIL League at Plaza Lanes.

Russ Kyzima hit 722, Jennifer Drury and Jennifer Dunklin 216.



Henry Carlos, III Tops at Fair LawnFAIR LAWN, NJ - Henry Carlos, III took high series honors tossing

237- 267-711 in the Tuesday Early Mixed League at Fair Lawn Lanes.

Rob Auriemma 247-266-681, Rob Vuksanic 255, Scott Nicklus 237-

247-663, Adam Saposnik 246, Tom Schillaci 236-244-651, Bill Soo Hoo

242 and Fred Leuc 236.

Ladies high scores were Karen Rollins rolling 247-632, Gayle Del

Tufo 237 and Frances Indoe 225-600.

Montvale, NJ – The Holiday quar-

tet is distancing itself from the rest

of the pack, sweeping past Bowler

City IV behind anchor Colette

Malyack’s session-best 243-680.

The talented DePaul senior, coming

off qualifying for the state finals

twenty-four hours earlier with a

625, didn’t skip a beat with her triple

deuce which also included games of

226 and 211. Holiday scorched the

Montvale maples with a 2477

scratch threesome as Ramapo senior

Kevin Macchia contributed 223-

637, Paramus Catholic sophomore

Brian Rizzi 230 and Nick Cilento

222. Bowler City IV made the vic-

tors sweat in game two, losing by a

mere five pins, 894-889 as they put

together their best effort of the

match behind the two youngest

bowlers in the league, 9-year-olds’

Louis Ferrante and Mia Aish, both

of whom continued to show signifi-

cant improvement in their games.

Montvale jumped into a three-way

tie for second by shutting down Fair

Lawn, 2882-2535. Northern

Highlands senior Billy Olszewski

led the winners with 257-654 with

ample support from 11-year-old

Matt Russell 215, Kyle Ladewig

214 and Matt Hauser 204. Fair

Lawn’s 12-year-old Tyler Nappi led

his team with 173-482.

Bowler City II turned the tables on

Bowler City I, taking two of three

and total pinfall, 2539-2438.

Paramus Catholic freshman James

Kane paced BC II with 237-594

while Kyle Schellberg rolled 231-

596 and Welmer Paguay two above

average games. BC I’s John Draney,

maintained his better than 200 mark

with 236-607 and Rob Gilbert, Jr

scored a 202 single. Closing out the

morning matches, Bowler City III

grabbed all seven points in surpris-

ing Boonton, 2571-2500. Patrick

Sucero bowled all three games over

his average, scoring 166-487 and

Nick Ferrante chipped in with a 167.

Boonton’s highlights came from

Patrick Teshima 189,185; Karl

Kattermann 184, and two closing

games better than average from

Rose Feiwel.

Colette Malyack 243-680 Leads Youth Travel By Vince Albrecht


SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES AT RAB’SMatt Riccardone 750STATEN ISLAND, NY – Matt

Riccardone led the scoring in the

Thursday 9:30 Mix League rolling

258-266-750.

Patrick Brady rolled 255-268-749,

Sean Irvine 247-257-709, Bill

Salvatore 258-702, Lisa Palazzola

220-245-668, and Adam Rubensetin

258-668.

Erica Kavanagh 747STATEN ISLAND, NY –Erica

Kavanagh blasted 252-237-258-747

and Anna Marie Verardi 215 in the

Thursday 9:30 Mix League.

Ken Soto 696STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ken Soto

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed Quartets League firing a 257

game for a high series of 696.

Brian DeGroot hit 685, Bobby

Joyce 257-675, Vinny Tannacore 278,

Elizabeth Gottlieb 267-215-638, and

Marie O’Sullivan 220.


Michael Ramer 740HOPELAWN, NJ – Michael

Ramer led the scoring in the

Garden State Mixed League firing

games of 278-214-248 for a high

series of 740.

Bill Slattery rolled 234-226-

236-696, Kyle Jannuzzi 214-216-

213-643, Roy Crawley 211-204-

218-633, and Donna Estok 214-

215-621.

Rollin E. Ball 738HOPELAWN, NJ – Rollin E.

Ball led the Thursday Nite Mixed

League firing games of 266-225-

247 for a high series of 739.

Scott Akalewicz shot 218-246-

245-709, Vinny Medvetz 205-

214-255-674, Jim MacBride 231-

233-655, and Cindy Dunphy 235.

Eric Oppenheimer 722HOPELAWN, NJ – Eric

Oppenheimer led the scoring in

the Madison Park Men’s League

firing games of 233-221-268 for a

high series of 722.

Justin McDougals rolled 246-

277-720, Anthony Martino 256-

246-215-717, Michael Dinaburg

225-234-256-715, Joe Herber

215-266-234-715, Willie Zammito

266-279-712, Matthew Manenty

200-247-255-702, Pete Tirado

2592-45-700, Tom Martino, Jr.

269-232-692, and Erin Drakoulis

248-227-673.

Aaron Wililams 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Aaron

Williams led the scoring in the

Sunday Nite Mixed League firing

games of 231-233-257-721, Alex

Ramos 257-224-663, Lauro Perez

216-236-203-655, Sean Williams

225-232-640, and Robert Krimin

235-214-633.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts

League Don M. Hellhake rolled

226-222-223-671, Kevin Kennelly

247-218-661, John Sylso 225-

217-203-645, and Don E.

Hellhake 254.

Carmine Latin 718HOPELAWN, NJ – Carmine

Latin topped the scoring in the His

& Hers League firing games of

236-236-246 for a high series of

718.

Shelly Jacques rolled 200-280-

223-703, Don Anione 249-213-

224-686, Tom Poulos 215-211-

248-674, Walter Malecki 237-226-

650, and Cathy Chesley 215-202-

216-633.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

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Kyle Dunich 702HOPELAWN, NJ – Kyle

Dunich led the Iselin AA League

tossing 258-265 for a high 702 set.

John Morgan rolled 256-640,

Paul Woitowicz 208-218-604, and

Richard DiSanto 223.

W. D. Willard 688HOPELAWN, NJ – In the

Tuesday Nite Trios William D.

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