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Vol. 72 No. 11 May 18 - 24, 2011 50 cents

Paula Vidad Wins USBC Senior Queens

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC Communications SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Paula Vidad of level is what you dream of Sun City, Calif., claimed the 2011 doing." United States Bowling Congress Because the Senior Queens Senior Queens title in record fashion uses a true double-elimination as she defeated defending champion format, Hammel needed to Char Hammel of Las Vegas at the defeat Vidad twice to become the Oncenter Convention Center. first bowler in the event's 11-year Vidad put together games of 225, history to claim back-to-back 221 and 269 for a 715 series, the titles. Last year, she beat defendhighest championship-match score ing champion Janine Primrose of in USBC Senior Queens history, Gardnerville, Nev., to win the while Hammel finished with 211, event. 225 and 202 for a 638 set. Hammel "For not having what I felt was previously held the record with 705, the best look, I had a very good which she shot on the way to the week," said Hammel, who qualiPBAphoto fied 26th and then averaged 211 crown in El Paso, Texas, last year. Only 10 pins separated Vidad and Paula Vidad is the new USBC Senior on the way to a 5-2 match-play Hammel after the second game of Queen. record. "There's definitely a fair their three-game title bout, but Vidad amount of pressure as the defendstarted the finale with a spare and five strikes to pull away. ing champion and knowing that you have to beat someone Hammel spared in frames four through six and never twice to win again. I knew going in how great Paula was recovered. throwing the ball and how comfortable she was, and I "This is the most prestigious event there is for us, and I'm knew it would take a lot to get by her. But it was a great so excited right now," said Vidad, a 51-year-old right-han- week overall, and I'm extremely happy." der, who qualified fifth and then averaged 215.8 on the The victory earned Vidad a check for $3,500, a tiara, way to a 6-0 match-play record. "I've always want to win pendant and trophy, while Hammel earned $1,800 for seca USBC title in my career, and this is amazing. You can ond place. This year's Senior Queens featured 76 of the win at the city and state level, but to do it on a national world's best female bowlers age 50 and older.

Sean Zeleniak Blasted 808 At Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ- Sean Zeleniak took the top series honors while contesting in the Middlesex County Classic League at Majestic Lanes by firing games of 265-264279 for a high series of 808. Walt Kronert shot 267-245-238750, Joe Herber 217-251-266-734, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 288-220-219-727, Richard Funk III 235-265-226726, Bill Golden 215-243-247705, Bob Galogh 248-278-704, and Greg Wotjanoski 279-202223-704.

Kevin Mahon Hit 300, Dave Hulsizer Rolled an 801 In Montvale Major League
By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE, NJ - Dave Hulsizer was high scorer in the Montvale Major League, bowling an 801 series on games of 278, 247 and 276. His great effort helped GDC Contracting edge Team Ram Rod, 17-13. High game of the evening belonged to Kevin Mahon, who rolled a 300. Kevin added games of 217 and 211, and Matt Rovetto bowled 256-249-224-729, leading North Jersey Turf & Trim to a 17.512.5 victory over GPs Restaurant. Rick Whitling bowled 269-203247-719 for GPs despite the defeat. Chris Arbegast fired a 792 series, on games of 278, 236 and 278, leading Rite Way to a 22-8 victory over Ricks Pro Shop. Joe Romanos 214-267-236-717 and Dave Spanos 246-277-703 helped Sole Savers defeat CZs Pro Shop, 19-11. John Rankins 222-265228-715 led Valley Tent Rental past The Game Zone, 18.5-11.5. Ralph Bernardo bowled 230-278701 followed by Ron DeLuca with 279-698, Ray Lavender 237692, Keith Krokus 257-689, Ken Demchak 290-689, Larry Toppin 258-682, Keith Lee 259-678, Bob Greenwood 238-677, Kevin Conroy 259-667, Jeff Schuster 246-666, Joe Cauwels 288-663, Forde Prigot 244-663, Tom Van Wort 257-661, Bob Balzarek 254659, Mike Funtsch 235-655, Mike Pasch 266-651 and Tom Piret 238-650.

Ron Mohr Won PBA Senior Classic

By Jerry Schneider - PBA Media Relations MOORESVILLE, N.C. this season I hadnt bowled Ron Mohr of Eagle River, competitively for seven Alaska, won the Professional months so I wasnt sure what Bowlers Association Senior the future was going to hold. Miller High Life Classic at Ill be honest, winning in the George Pappas Victory third tournament of the seaLanes for his fourth career son was more than I could Senior Tour title. expect. Mohr, the 2009 PBA Senior With Mohr down by 20 pins Player of the Year, defeated in the fifth frame, Kauble Tim Kauble of Marion, Ohio, missed a 10 pin in the sixth 248-236, in the title match for frame which turned out to be his first win of the season a turning point in the match. after a third-place finish in He started with the first five the Sun Bowl In the Villages (strikes) but when he missed and fourth place in the seathat spare it put me back in son-opening Don Carter the match, Mohr said. Senior Open. Then, I had four strikes in a It was an especially emotionrow from the sixth to the PBA photo al win for Mohr, whose wife Ron Mohr won the PBASenior Miller High ninth frame and all I needed Linda passed away in January Life Classic. to do was mark in the 10th as the result of complications frame to shut him out. from surgery last September. Mohr defeated Keith Sharp of Orlando, Fla., 268My plan was to approach this season like I did 249, in the semifinal to advance to the champiwhen I first came out on Tour in 2008, said the 55- onship match. Kauble defeated PBA Hall of Famer year-old Mohr. Id bowl the first three tournaments and four-time Senior Player of the Year Tom Baker or so and see how it goes and then make a decision of King, N.C., in the other semifinal match, 268on if I should continue. 238. Its a big relief, he continued. Prior to the start of

JD Santalucia Wins Mercer County Masters

EWING ,NJ JD Santalucia came down from North Jersey and won the Mercer County Masters Event at Curtis Lanes and Slocums Bowling Center in Ewing, NJ. He defeated a strong field of 78 bowlers from 4 different states to claim the prize. Santalucia qualified 12th and was undefeated in match play beating Scott Denlinger ($1000.00) from Lancaster, PA in the final match 235 to 208. Doug McFarland led the 6 game block qualifying at Curtis Lanes with an average of 248, for his efforts he won $200.00 as the leader the first day. The 24 bowlers came back on Sunday for a double elimination format. The action was very intense as the premiere players Sean Riccardi, Tom Smith, Charlie DelPlato, Walter McKnight, Neil Vital all fell by the way side early in the day.

Mike Fradera Hit 300 At Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY Mike Fradera blasted a 300 game in the Thursday 3-Man League at Farmingdale Lanes. Elie Myers rolled 299-764, Frank Miller 299-747, Jeremy Schaffer 280-789, Eugene Neal and Dan Rice 279, Doug Feldman 717, Ray Urban 715, and Joe Casale and Theresa Castellano 714.

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John Rankin 773 in Montvale Major

By Joe Rizzi MONTVALE, NJ - John Rankin led all scorers in the Montvale Major League, bowling a 773 series on games of 258, 237 and 278. His fine effort led Valley Tent Rental to a 17-13 victory over BuddiesProShop.com. Larry Toppin bowled 246-236-234-716 and Alex Kowalchuk 205-267-235-707 for Buddies despite the defeat. Kevin Mahons 711 series, on games of 212, 266 and 233, led North Jersey Turf & Trim to a 19-11 victory over Bergen Batting Center. Chris Arbegasts 706 series, on games of 238, 214 and 254, helped Rite Way rout GPs Restaurant, 24-6. Andrew Hedaria rolled 279-691, Jun Roldan 243-691, John Menville 247-690, Sara Rankin 276-684, Justin Hawkins 235-684, Dave Spano 278-682, Mike Funtsch 233-682, Bob Higgins 269-673, Chris Jachens 245-671, Dave Hulsizer 235-666, Rocky Durocher 245-660, Tom Piret 227-656, Mike Pasch 225-655, Matt Rovetto 246-654, Bob Balzarek 265-653 and Jeff Rovetto 245-652.

FARMINGDALE
Lukas Zito 288
FARMINGDALE, NY Lukas Zito rolled 288-769 in the Wednesday Early Mens League. Justin Hubash rolled 289, Ken Brown 278, Doc Branscum 717, and Mike Maisono 711. Clay Hunt rolled 278, Tony Caridi 713, and Eric Smyth 703.

Brandon Soedarmasto 743

FARMINGDALE, NY Brandon Soedarmasto shot 267-743 in the St. Martins Major League. Hari Soedarmasto rolled 278-717 in the Friday Late Mixed League. Jeff Fennel rolled 296-725, Barry Schmultz 279, dan Levin 729, MacMcNally 727, and Michael Anspach 709 in the Thursday 3Man League.

Brian O'Flaherty Takes First In Montvale Jr Singles

By Dennis O'Flaherty MONTVALE,NJ - Brian O'Flaherty captured the league championship in the Montvale Junior Singles league. Second place was taken by Bobby McCarthy. High average, series and game were all held by Bryan Kist at 216, 775 and 288 respectively. On the final day, Bryan rolled games of 268, 235, 226 for a 729 series. Also shooting well were Ray Lavender, with games of 237 and 212 and a 628 series, and Billy Olszewski with a 221 game and 608 series.

Bob Starzec 726

FARMINGDALE, NY Bob Starzec rolled 726 in the Friday Late Mixed League. Bill Kemlicka shot 269-701 in the Monday Early Birds League. Peter Marshall shot 279 in the Tuesday Nite Owls League. Bob Laurice shot 278-706 in the Wednesday Party League.

H. Soedarmasto 277
FARMINGDALE, NY- Hari Soedarmasto fired 277-773 in the Friday Late Mixed League. Leanard Duran rolled 262 in the St. Martins Major League.

Mike Tenbrink 278

FARMINGDALE, NYMike Tenbrink rolled 278, and Mike Garfinkel 277 in the Sunday Early Mixed League. In the Monday Half Hollow Hills League Mickey Newbek shot 700.

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Jim Hosier 300 At T-Bowl

WAYNE, NJ- Jim Hosier rolled his 121st 300 game at T-Bowl Lanes. Chris Romeo shot 289, DanPandolfo 264, Ray Austin 701, Manny Costa, Jr. and Chuck DAngelo 689, and Keri May 247652.

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Character is what you are. Reputation is often what people think you are. Right or wrong, reputation rates with character in importance, and sadly, an air of suspicion ruins on a par with proven guilt. In these areas many sports are at a low ebb these days, some deservedly so. No longer is there automatic hero worship. There is questioning. The fans who part with their hard earned, ever increasing ticket and expense costs to attend sporting events aren't happy when players go on strike. They find little room for sympathy for the players who complain about lack of freedom and other assorted problems when that player is slaving along earning more money in a few years than the paying fan make in a lifetime. Sportswriters are more apt to cut into the guts of super stars. The biggest news on many days is the status of law suits, and what athlete or former athlete was picked up on drug charges, or use enhancers, theft or abuse charges and the bending, breaking of rules from lower amateur ranks to the highest pro levels. Many stories are blown way out of proportion, but much of the dirt or tarnish is revealed as well as the glow and shine. Some in the media would rather chop than create, insult than inspire, reveal than revere. That is good and bad, good because it puts sports in a more proper perspective, bad because it can tear down too much with too little fact. If an individual, organization, business or sport loses the public confidence, it could mean trouble. Many sports are down in many ways for many reasons. So is bowling, but the number of participants in organized play and tournaments is still impressive and one of the wonders of the sports world. We need more attention to membership groups, youth activities, more support of pros, particularly women, who have and can be bowling's role models.

Bowling must constantly fight to keep its character and enhance its reputation, based on fact and history. There are problems in bowling, many bowlers who bowl less to many who used to bowl. Theres still sandbagging, improper lane conditioning, the age old problem of exposure, and constant need of education to the general public, and to all bowlers. But-there are no simple solutions to complicated problems. Most non-bowling publishers, editors, sports editors, and writers know a little about bowling, but can usually find reasons not to give bowling much space, particularly in these times when space is difficult to gain. I've found that oddly, there is no dearth of space or TV or Radio time when things such as soakers, crucial gutter balls, broken trophies, artificial high scores, extremely low scores and the like are discussed. The negative is accentuated, but I must admit, in defense of the media, it seems to be what the public wants, and not just in bowling. Bowling may have some problems, but compared to most sports, is Mr. & Mrs. Clean, high up in character and reputation. The problems will be worked out simply because they must be. Bowling people must relay confidence in the sport, and to gain more confidence in people out of the sport. Every segment of bowling must share a little of the load. Leaders may be able to show the way, but bowlers and officials are the key. Be proud of the sport. Defend it when it is unfairly maligned. Complain, politely and with facts, to TV, newspapers, sponsors, and even government when you feel a wrong has been done The people determine the character and reputation of a nation. Bowlers can do the same for their sport and are bigger than they may think they are---well, most of them are, or can be.

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SPORTS REPORTER

SPORTS REPORTER 12 USBC Youth Bowlers Receive Gift For Life Scholarships
ARLINGTON, Texas The United States Bowling Congress has awarded $1,000 college scholarships to 12 USBC Youth members through the USBC Gift For Life Scholarships program. Each year, Gift For Life Scholarships are given to USBC Youth members who need financial assistance to obtain a college education. High school students with a GPA of 2.5 or better (on a 4.0 scale) who could demonstrate financial need were encouraged to apply. Recipients were selected by a committee of USBC staff members. This is a way the sport of bowling can help families facing the rising cost of college, USBC Executive Director Stu Upson said. These young people want to go to college, and USBC is proud the Gift For Life Scholarship will help them to pursue their dreams. The USBC Gift For Life scholarship recipients for 2011:
Brandon Bayer, Dodge, Neb. Travis Brinkley,Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Katryn Comeau, Vancouver, Wash. Briana Cubito, Green Bay, Wis. Ellery Gainza, Winter Park, Fla. Evan Graveel, South Bend, Ind. Eric Hayes, LeRoy, N.Y. Alyssa Hesse, Hicksville, N.Y. Jessica Janczewski, Crabtree, Pa. Nathaniel Reid, Greenville, N.C. Amanda Szczerba, Chicago Marissa Spencer, Yorktown, Va.

May 18 - 24, 2011

In honor of the 9/11 heroes, each year two of the Gift For Life Scholarships are reserved for children of fire department, emergency rescue or police personnel. Bayers father is assistant fire chief for the Dodge Volunteer Fire Department and Gainzas father is battalion chief for Orange County Fire Rescue. To learn more about scholarship opportunities for youth bowlers, visit: BOWL.com/scholarships.

May 18 - 24, 2011

SPORTS REPORTER

Bill Daunno 300 at Brunswick Zone Carolier

NO. BRUNSWICK, NJ Bill Daunno blasted Perfection when he rolled a 300 game while competing in the Middlesex County Major League at Brunswick Zone Carolier. Russ Wiltsey rolled 279-222-269-770, Ray Smarsh 245-279-235-759, Kevin Harrity 253-247-256-756, Bruce Damp 215-246-258-719, Ron Alberti 248-231237-716, Chris Desouza 257-257-202-716, Bob Kontra 221-269-214-704 and Frank Bertucci 224265-214-703.

Charles Conte, Jr., Corey Caeti, Chelo Cabrera Hit 300 At Brunswick Zone Belleville
BELLEVILLE, NJ Charles Conte, Jr., Corey Caeti, and Chelo Cabrera each blasted a 300 game in the Anytime Fitness League at Brunswick Zone Belleville Lanes. Scott Hild rolled 258-299, and Jose Bermudez 268-288-265-821.

Mike McCabe 300

At North Arlington
NO. ARLINGTON, NJ Mike McCabe led the scoring in the Sunday Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl firing a 300 game for a 769 series. Ken Carson rolled 279-817, Cee Cerricotto 279-783, Tom Jordan 279-780, John Adams 299-773, Brian Graham 277-760, Mark Silva 279-756, Jose Cabrera, Jr. 269-755, Noah Lynch 279-752, Alton Jenkins 289-741, Anthony Buonanno 267-736, PJ Silva 279736, Dave Herman 269-734, Joe Kowalski 279-733, Lewis Manigault 278-727, Will Frazier 277-726, Russ Van Housen 258725, John Loguidace 253-716, Keith Dobers 258-713, Amy Paskvale 238-708, Rick Warren 246-705, Anthony Imbriano 278703, and Toby Vargas 254-700.

SPORTS REPORTER Larry Diebner 764 at Montvale Lanes Rhino Page Receives MONTVALE, NJ - Larry Diebner fired scores of 248-248-268 for a 764 PBA Golden Parachute Summer
6 series to lead all scoring in the Thursday Nite Early Bird League at Montvale Lanes. Diebner was joined by Jim Bandy 247-718, Chris Arbegast 267-705, and Ed McAuliffe 268-701 to help power Nautilus Pools to a 19-9 winning night. Eric Honor tossed 245-725, Joe Truchan 248-722, Mark Plowman 244711, Pete Kaplan 243-705, Jimmy Rivers 255-703, Mike Pasch 251-701, and Rich Naclerio 257-700.

May 18 - 24, 2011

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Rhino Page of Dade City, Fla., has been granted the PBA Commissioners Golden Parachute exemption for next season. Page, a three-time PBA Tour title winner and the 2007-08 PBA Rookie of the Year, failed to earn an exemption through the competition points list during the 201011 Lumber Liquidators PBA Tour season. The Golden Parachute is a one-time exemption granted to a player who fails to qualify during the previous season.

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Ed Bakelaar 720
At Parkway Lanes
Elmwood Park, NJ Ed Bakelaar led the Wednesday Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes firing games of 237-257226 for a high 720 series. Ed Bakelaar Jr hit 239-690, Daniel Gerardi 268-687, Steve Semancik 268-687, Rob Byrd 245-687, Rob Roman 238-675, Leon Kozlowski 230-673, Dave Irwin 239-665, Jim Viola 279-664, David Friedhoff 237-664 and Joe Brulato 238-662.

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SPORTS REPORTER

Chris Pagano 300-812 at T-Bowl

WAYNE, NJ Chris Pagano blasted a 300 game en route to the session high series of 812 in the Guys and Dolls League at T-Bowl Lanes. Anthony Masino shot 713, Jim Ziedzwiecki 258-706, Hank Provitera shot 171 pins over average with 705 series, Keri May tossed 268-224690, Jim Hosier 269, and Chris Ball, Sr. 258-678.

ROCKAWAY ROLLERS
Tyrone Wall 723
ROCKAWAY, NJ Tyrone Wall led the scoring in the Spanish American Mixed League firing a 265 game for a high series of 723. Matt Svoboda hit 248-675, Robert Soto 244, and Dennis Harris 635.

Roger McKeon 703

ROCKAWAY, NJ Roger McKeon led the scoring in the NorBud Lodge League firing a 268 game for a high series of 703. John Klejmont rolled 255, Frank Grumka 231, Donna Finnergan 210, and Mary Ann Abasto 206.

Chris Casey 667

ROCKAWAY, NJ- Christopher Casey led the scoring in the Mixed League firing a 236 game en route to a 667 set. Tom MacDonald rolled 234, Bob Olstead 229-630, Keri May 257662, Carol Scheu 240-627, and Donna Sodano 226. In the Friday Tri Mixed League John Petzigner shot 214. Mike Dean shot 237 and Bill Prentiss 220 in the Holly Rollers League. In the Weekend Warriors League Tony Green shot 210, and Gregory King 207.

Crabby Brown 647

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ROCKAWAY, NJ - In the Thursday Nite Mixed League Crabby Brown rolled 226-647, Tami Mehesy 245-632, Joe Gibson 223, John Sanroman 215, and Steven Petersen 214-605. Joseph Kleczynski hit 228-608, and Jack Cook 190. John Petziner rolled 235-654, Joe Blahovec and Bill Mott 214 in the Friday Tri Mixed League. Damian Garrett shot 228, Ed Galuska 225-642, and Jimmy Westergaard 223 in the Ball Busters League.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Jay Pintus 757
HOPELAWN, NJ- Jay Pintus topped the scoring in the Madison Park Mens League firing games of 287-246-224 for a high series of 757. Michael Brus III hit 238-256248-742, Eric Oppenheimer 245206-289-740, Jeff Scire 269-226242-737, Rocco J. Grasso 246268-212-726, Michael Dinaburg 247-228-244-719, Bob Hanel 265275-718, Bill Buckley 258-225234-717, Loy Kyriacou 203-236277-716, Lisa Pallazzola 235-222201-658, and Jaime Mugnone 233-247-652.

Brian Dudek 772

HOPELAWN, NJ Brian Dudek led the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 236-258-278 for a high series of 772. Luis Gomez rolled 257-269-203729, Joe Cannata 2982-12-213723, Ed Hayes, Jr. 258-248-697, Rich Nicholls 257-243-691, Bob Lampariello 234-227-225-686, Joey Weisenstein 248-228-203679, and Jessica Medoro 223-218635.

Joe Herber 741

HOPELAWN, NJ- Joe Herber led the scoring in the Gemini Towing League firing games of 248-256-237 for a high series of 741. Scott Akalewicz shot 234-223227-684, Ton Tanko 216-211253-680, Russell McCarthy 225203-248-676, Vinny Medvetz 222-212-241-675, and Jennifer Caval 209-236-638. In the Monday Madness League Frank Viverito shot 228-224217-669, Dan DeBenedetto 22523-205-653, Nick Viverito 209212-218-639,and Kevin Adriano 204-217-601. Rich Rowley rolled 216-219603 in the Winter Senior Citizens League.

Paul Harney 724

HOPELAWN, NJ- Paul Harney led the scoring in the Tue. Nite Trios League firing games of 268257 for a high series of 724. John F. Hornyak, Sr. 235-277681, Byran De. Senatore 247-612, and Charlene Martino 220.

Michael Morris 760

HOPELAWN, NJ- Michael Morris led the scoring in the NJ Turnpike League firing games of 246-235-279 for a high series of 760. Tony Rigiano shot 212-216-210638, Drew Rucinski 211-243-635, Brian Turcotte 221-202-621, and Joyce Ellison 204.

Bob Banko 707

HOPELAWN, NJ Bob Banko led the scoring in the Knights of Columbus League firing games of 267-247 for a high series of 707. Nick Simone rolled 222-244216-682, Al Cursi 258-212-212682, Cid Stentella 2214-228-225667, and Bill Larsen 248-204-648.

Dan Wolf 704

HOPELAWN, NJ- Dan Wolf led the scoring in the Merck League firing games of 236-254-214 for a high series of704. Jeff Roberts rolled 219-232-208659, Tom Vickery 245-234-642, Gregg Farley 203-244-615, and Otto Rein 226.

Andrew Smith 687

HOPELAWN, NJ- Andrew Smith led the scoring in the Thu. Nite Mixed League firing games of 258-238 for a high series of 687. Rollin E. Ball rolled 218-225225-668, Jim MacBride 255-212664, Scott Akalewicz 253-224647, and DanielleMedvetz 222244-637.

Bonnie Desimone 681

HOPELAWN, NJBonnie Desimone led the scoring in the His & Hers League firing games of 180-276-225 for a high series of 681. Mike Porcellana hit 243-243674, Don Anione 227-213-230670, Kathy DeCrosta 237-2205647, and Andy Shafer 213-220643. In the Winter Senior Citizens League Jerry Petti hit 213.