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LEVITTOWN, NY - SeanThomson hammered the pins for a300 game in his 734 series whilerolling in the Thursday CharlesMcShane League at SouthLevittown Lanes.

Darren Barlow came close with a278 game in a 729 set followed by

Justin Kampf with 269, TomRizzo 268, Tris Schnarwyler 265-717, Bryan Edelman 265, JosephMormando 264-728, Gary Galati259, Brian Gaide 259-713, PaulThivierge 717, Phil Wakefield 709and Rachel Rosenthal 237.

Joe Borowic 300 at Plaza Lanes

ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Matthew Redash led theWednesday Night Mixed atRockville Centre Lanes firing300-249 for a high 774 set.

Willie Fessler rolled 279, GeorgeStephens, Sr. 219-245-227-691,Rennie Gardner 257-232-692,Rich Laurita, Jr. 278-674, andCharles Brower 246-223-671.

Sean Thomson 300 at South Levittown

PUYALLUP, Wash. - On his way

to winning his 21st PBA Regionaltitle competing in Puyallup,Wash., PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., rolledthe highest eight-game series inUnited StatesBowling Congresshistory.

Bohn rolledgames of 267, 278,300, 300, 289, 258,279 and 258 for a2,229 series in theround-robin match

play portion of thePBA Chevrolet

Northwest Open at

Daffodil Bowl. Heaveraged 278.62 in

breaking the USBCoverall record of 2,203 set bywomens hall of famer TishJohnson in Panorama City, Calif.,in 1990. Bohn said he had oneopen frame in the series anunconverted 7-10 split and actu-

ally lost one of his eight matches.

The series is certified by USBCunder the PBAs blanket-certifica-tion program, but PBA scoringrecords involve PBA Tour andPBA50 Tour events only; the PBA

doesnt track records for regionalcompet i t ion .ThePBA Tour 8-gamerecord is the oldestscoring recordremaining in thePBA record book: a2,165 bowled by thelate Billy Hardwick in the 1968 JapanCup.

Bohn, who was inthe area on a busi-ness trip, used his

stunning series to run away fromBlaine Weninger of Happy Valley,Ore., by 469 pins for the Puyalluptitle, finishing with a 16-gametotal of 4,495 pins, includingmatch play bonus pins.

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Matthew Redash 300 at Rockville Centre

MADISON, NJ Joe Borowicearned high game honors when he

blasted a 300 game in the CMIL

League at Plaza Lanes.Joe Parisi shot 707, and Kathleen

Reilly hit 171.

Parker Bohn III Sets USBC8-Game Series Record

SHAWNEE, Okla. Sean Rash of

Montgomery, Ill., started the ProfessionalBowlers Association Wolf Open with thePBAs 23rd nationally-televised 300 gameand continued his strike barrage in winninghis eighth career title in the opening event of Oklahomas Grand Casino Resort PBASummer Swing at the Grand Event Center.

The first of five PBA Summer Swingevents aired on CBS Sports Network.

Rash, the 2011-12 PBA Player of the Year,threw 37 strikes out of a possible 48 attemptsin defeating Chris Loschetter, 300-236;Martin Larsen, 225-221; Mike Fagan of FortWorth, Texas, 241-214, and top qualifier Chris Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, 238-179, in the title match. Rash won $10,000

plus a $10,000 bonus for his televised 300game.

It seems like forever (since my last title inthe U.S.), but its only been two years sinceI won the Tournament of Champions, Rashsaid. Winnings everything. It doesnt matter if itsin a parking lot in Alaska or wherever.

Rash spoiled Loschetters 34th birthday when hethrew his perfect game at the Avon, Ohio, residentand defending Wolf Open champion in the firstmatch. It was the first nationally-televised perfectgame since Barnes threw a 300 game at Rash andAustralias Jason Belmonte in an elimination match inthe 2011 PBA Shark Open finals during PBA WorldSeries of Bowling III at South Point in Las Vegas.

I was a little nervous because I had the front eight(strikes) a few years ago in Medford (Ore.) and Ivehad a few other chances, Rash said. You just want tomake a good shot to give yourself a chance. It was agreat feeling, one of those youll never forget.

In the second match, an unconverted 4-6-7 split bySwedens Larsen in the sixth frame allowed Rash tostay close, and a 4 pin on Larsens first shot in the 10thframe gave Rash a chance to win. Working on a strikein the ninth frame, Rash added three more in the 10thframe for a come-from-behind 225-221 victory.

All you can ask for in situations like that is achance, Rash said. If (Larsen) strikes on that firstshot in the 10th, my day is over. But I still had to dou-

ble. You just have to put yourself in the right frame of mind. You have to go through the process because

once you let go of the ball, you have no control over the end result. Fortunately it turned out the right wayfor me.

In the semifinal match, Fagan struggled with pincarry, throwing only three strikes in the first eightframes while Rash struck on eight of his first nineshots on his way to a 241-214 victory. In the titlematch, Rash continued to pound the pocket whileBarnes never built any momentum.

Fagan and (Larsen) both threw urethane balls and Ithink it backfired on them, Rash noted. They didnthave the hold and the look they had in the preliminaryround at FireLake (Bowling Center, where preliminaryrounds were contested). I think if Barnes had a re-do,hed probably throw a different ball, but the ball hethrew (at FireLake) got him into the lead and he ranaway from the field. He has a lot of confidence in that ball.

While Rashs strikes were key to his victory, thedeciding factor actually was his spare shooting. Hehad only two open frames in four games one a split,one a chopped 6-10 spare attempt.

With his win in the Wolf Open, Rash claimed thefirst berth in the Oklahomas Grand Casino ResortKing of the Swing special event that will conclude theSummer Swing.

Sean Rash Rolls 300 on way to PBA Wolf Open WinBy Bill Vint PBA

PBA photoChampion Sean Rash with his wife Sara and daughter Kaylee.

PBA photoParker Bohn III


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"Twenty years from now you will be moredisappointed by the things that you didn't do

than by the ones you did do. So th ro w of f th e bo wl in es .

Sa il aw ay fr om th e sa fe ha rb or.Catch the trade winds in your sails.

Ex pl o re . Dre am . Di sc ov e r. " -Mark Twain

SEATTLE The Professional Bowlers Associationand Japan Bowling Promotions have jointly made anhistoric agreement that will create the first PBAInternational Regional program, a series that willserve as a qualifying system for the DHC JapanWorld Challenge in January, 2015.

The first events, the PBA Japan Womens DHCCheetah Open and PBA Japan DHC Cheetah Openfor men and women, will be held July 5 and 6,respectively, at Tokyo Port Bowl in Tokyo.

I am very excited, said Japan Bowling

Promotions Managing Director Shinichiro Kinoshita.This program has been a goal since we formed our company five years ago. It is a huge leap forward for the sport of bowling.

The cultivation of very high level competition thatwill help develop world-class bowling talent aroundthe globe has always been a goal of the PBA, saidPBA Commissioner Tom Clark. This landmark pro-gram is an example of how cooperation at the highestlevels can produce great results for the international

bowling community.The inaugural PBA Japan Regional series will

include eight tournaments six sponsored by DHCCorporation, Japans largest skincare product compa-ny and two events with multiple sponsors and twowith multiple sponsors. Five of the events will be for men, three for women. All of the tournaments will

involve qualifying for the 2015 DHC Japan WorldChallenge, a PBA International Tour event that willfeature an estimated $225,000 prize fund for itsmens and womens divisions next January.

All of the PBA Japan Regional events will be con-tested on PBA animal pattern lane conditions, pro-viding international players an opportunity to experi-ence the same lane conditioning patterns that are usedin PBA Tour competition in the United States. Theregionals will be open to any bowler who cares to enter.

The regional format will be: one-day events startwith two squads bowling eight qualifying games. Thetop 14 per squad will bowl two more qualifyinggames with the top eight per squad bowling two addi-tional games. The top four per squad will thenadvance to single-elimination match play to deter-mine winners. Each regional will feature an estimat-

ed $20,000 prize fund. The top four men and top twowomen based on competition points at the end of the

regional series will automatically qualify for theDHC Japan World Challenge.

We have held numerous meetings with the PBAover the past six months to establish this tour,Kinoshita said. We have faced many twists andturns, but we have solved problems along the wayand the PBA has given us the go-ahead.

We want to provide our Japanese athletes with anopportunity to look beyond Japan to world-wide tour-naments, Kinoshita continued. We hope to create ahero who will attract more news media coverage and

build our reputation.We thank our sponsors, the Japan bowling centers

that have supported us, the Japan bowling industryand the PBA for working hard to help us achieve thisgoal. Without their cooperation, we could not haveaccomplished this program.

Clark and PBA Deputy Commissioner Kirk VonKrueger, who spearheaded the project, will attend theJuly 12-13 Womens DHC Chameleon Open andDHC Chameleon Open at Sound Bowl in Ushiku, aTokyo suburb.

For more information about the PBA JapanRegional program, visit Japan Bowling PromotionsJapanese-language website: http://www.japanbowl-ingpromotion.com/user_data/regional.php

2014 PBA JAPAN REGIONAL SCHEDULE

Saturday, July 5 PBA Japan Womens DHCCheetah Open, Tokyo Port Bowl, Tokyo

Sunday, July 6 PBA Japan DHC Cheetah Open,Tokyo Port Bowl, Tokyo

Saturday, July 12 PBA Japan Womens DHCChameleon Open, Sound Bowl, Ushiku, Japan

Sunday, July 13 PBA Japan DHC ChameleonOpen, Sound Bowl, Ushiku, Japan

Monday, Sept. 15 PBA Japan Viper Open, SagamiFast Lane, Sagamihara, Japan

Saturday, Nov. 8 PBA Japan Womens DHCScorpion Open, Higashiyamoto Grand Bowl, Tokyo

Sunday, Nov. 9 - PBA Japan DHC Scorpion Open,Higashiyamoto Grand Bowl, Tokyo

TBA PBA Japan Badger Open, date and locationto be announced

PBA to Expand Regional Tournament Program into JapanBy Bill Vint - PBA

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James Kanes 300s Top League PlayHACKENSACK, NJ - James Kane, a junior at Paramus Catholic, post-ed three 300 games during the 15-week run of the Bowler City YouthMatchplay League finishing on top with his teammate Kyle Schellberg.James finished with an average of 234 bowling an 11 in a row along withhis three 300 games.

Vic Padilla 723 at ParkwayBy Dennis HoffmanELMWOOD PARK, NJ Bowlers started off the Summer Season in theFred Gowe 555-660 Triples at Parkway Lanes led by Vic Padilla posting258-208-257-723.

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Scott Zimmerman 726 FARMINGDALE, NY Scott Zimmerman paced thescoring in the Saturday Nite Friends League firinggames of 267-237 for a high series of 726.

Bob Starzec rolled 268-236-715, Joe Camacho, Jr.278-698, Hari Soedarmasto 259-232-695, AnthonyGatterdam 256-245-695, and Anthony Gionisi 257-239-669.

Sal Yannacone 729FARMINGDALE, NY Sal Yannacone led the scor-ing in the Monday High School Practice League fir-ing games of 279-258 for a high series of 729.

Kevin Winston shot 234-220, Matthew Brown 226,Arianna Dumas 219, and Richard Valentine 208.

In the Sunday Adult/Junior League James Princerolled 175.

Tom Altamura 709FARMINGDALE, NY Tom Altamura led theSaturday Nite Friends firing 267-265 for a high 709.

Angel Ramos rolled 258-222-699, TerrenceMcKinnell 232-210-247-689, Paul Rowland 207-243-211-661, and Tom Gomez 240-221-658.

Michael Brunn 705FARMINGDALE, NY Michael Brunn led theSunday Adult/Junior League firing 245-235-225 for ahigh series of 705, and Jimmy Prince hit 213-202.

Al Diebold 216 FARMINGDALE, NY Al Diebold rolled 216, BobJunge 183, Frank Napolitano 181, and MargueriteLauri 170 in the Monday AM Seniors League.

Joe Livolsi shot 210, George DiSalvo 181, Frank Nowakowski 179, and Bob Junge 174.

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point finale, 1005-992, BC II benefited from stellar scores from Alex Vorhees224-611, Brittany Hovan 222-209, Joe Biondi 219 and Arielle Wallace 186-183.

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Lakes players, Holiday stormed its way to this year s championship with a con-vincing 5-2 triumph over Bowler City I, blasting four 600s in the process:Frank Magyar 246-225-643, Alex McGuire 222-222-631, thirteen-year-oldRyan McGuire 227-212-622 and Nick Cilento 221-213-610. The BC I squad,which dropped to third place, were led by Vin Santoro 210-199 and AnthonyRizzo 198.

In another position encounter, Boonton leap-frogged into second place, sweep-ing seven points from Montvale with a booming 3094, the leagues high handi-cap threesome; the entire squad was significantly over average, notably thirteen-year-old Peter Hancock and Montville junior Randy Devitt who came throughwith personal season best outings. Peter fired a huge 841 handicap set with hisfirst 600+, 224-215-192-631 and Randy had 234, his high league single.Rounding out Boontons solid effort were Matt ODea 213-201 and SeanMcGuire 206. Pacing Montvale were ten-year-old Joseph Hammer Mahoneywith 192, Kyle Ladewig with a pair of 181 games, Dan Sproviero a 176 andcontinued notable improvement from eleven-year-old Michaella Raab with a+31 score of 160.

Hawthorne freshman Steve Plaszky fired the days only triple deuce set, 203-212-218-633 and twelve-year-old Hunter Perry added 213-204-605 as Fair

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Sal Angotti 750HOPELAWN, NJ Sal Angotti topped thescoring in the Family League firing gamesof 266-248-236 for a high series of 750.

Kevin Kopko rolled 229-235-226-690,Tom Martino, Jr. 243-222-222-687, DanPawelek 236-238-209-683, and RoccoFortunato 211-244-636.

Paul Harney 728HOPELAWN, NJ Paul Harney led thescoring in the Friday Nite Mixed Leaguefiring games of 278-202-248 for a highseries of 728.

Dan Krakowski shot 207-205-224-636,Mark Wiget 236-215-631, and MikeDellamanna 235-228-622. Bonnie DeSimone 672HOPELAWN, NJ Bonnie DeSimonetopped the His & Hers League firing gamesof 257-244 for a high series of 672.

Michael Holocka shot 207-226-230-663,Don Anione 216-214-215-645, and AndyShafer 201-232-624.

Chuck Mantione 668HOPELAWN, NJ Chuck Mantione ledthe scoring in the Federal Business CentersLeague firing games of 202-221-245 for ahigh series of 668.

Tony Kacmarksy shot 221.In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League John

Syslo shot 255-211-656, Kevin Kennelly242-223-653, and Jeff Kubinak 224-225.

Michael Holocka 642HOPELAWN, NJ Michael Holocka ledthe scoring in the His & Hers League firinggames of 238-213 for a high series of 642.Bill Smith shot 209-255-631, Andy Shafer

203-227-631, and Willie Figueroa 221-211-630.

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Mark Sullivan 290MADISON, NJ In the CMIL League Mark Sullivan shot 290, Vinnie Pagnotta 749, andEmily Riley 224.

In the Tuesday 400 Doubles League DanPridham and Emmanuel Kwei shot 231, andJimmy Granato 2230.Tommy Magers 288MADISON, NJ Tommy Magers led thescoring in the Wednesday Trio League firinga high game of 288.

Greg Havas shot 287-716, Jon Russo 277,Bryan Katz 704, Joey Parisi 676, CherylKilleen 222, and Stephanie Rahn 211.

In the Thursday Mixed League Jim Siricashot 207, and Thomas Litland 201.Greg Vogler 287 MADISON, NJ Greg Vogler topped thescoring in the Livingston Business MensLeague firing a high game of 287 and a highseries of 727.

Bob Serillo shot 278, Woody Wheeler 268-697, and Robann Madrawsky 210.

David Hanft 277 MADISON, NJ David Hanft topped thescoring in the Friday Classic League firing ahigh game of 277.

Harry Franz shot 256-722, LaurenFreesizino 253, Donald Bryant 247, KathleenReilly 235, and Alex Tragno and PattyHanlein 224.

Joe Marchese 684MADISON, NJ Joe Marchese led thePolice & Fire League firing a high 684 set.

Ian Lerner shot 257-678, Jim Beston 247,Jake Bird 238-674, and Clorinda Oindi 235.

In the Pharma Plus League Ed Mylnarczyk shit 221, Scott Harnish 216, and Joe Fosko,Rich Keirstead, and Joe Cheringal 21.

Alice Bednarik 223MADISON, NJ Alice Bednarik rolled 223,Carolyn Paddack 219, and Jodi Belli 193 inthe Monday Night Ladies League.Rosemary Staskavage rolled 279, Juan Sheil

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Chuck Eckhardt, Michael Dyer, and Alfred Bennett 258.In the Thursday El-Cheapo League Jon Martinez shot 246-212-657, Steve Frey 245-657,

Steve Patitucci 235-212, Joey Green 233-211, and Peter Micca 220.

Mark DeLuca 299ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Mark DeLuca led the scoring in the Monday RVC 4-ManClassic League firing a high game of 299.

Bill Diemer rolled 297, Jason French 290-265-799, Robert Burling 279-239-736, BobThorne 276, Mike Ramirez 269, and Paul Hudson and Adam Robertson 267.

Mike Falcone 299ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Mike Falcone blasted a high game of 299 in the Thursday MixedLeague.Al Fabiano rolled 279-230, Rick Boremski 278, Matt Wright 268, Frank Krulish 267, a nd

Charlie Torres 258-238. Ramon DeLeon, Jr. 290ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Ramon DeLeon, Jr. topped the scoring in the SundayAdult/Child Doubles League blasting games of 290-255 for a high series of 736, and JustinSprague shot 203.

Ed Frontera 756 ROCKVILLE CTR, NY Fred Frontera topped the scoring in the Wednesday Senior Doubles League firing games of 248-258-250 for a high series of 756.

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