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Vol. 77 No. 30

September 28 - October 4, 2016

Mike Fisch Blasted 300-840

At Rockville Centre Lanes

Marshall Kent Wins Mens Masters at PABCON

By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC
CALI, Colombia - Team USA's Marshall Kent started with a singles score that could've been enough for
a gold medal most years at the Pan American
Bowling Confederation Adult Championships, but
he ended up just shy of the medal stand at the 2016
edition.
Instead of returning to the lanes at Bolera
Departamental disappointed, Kent knew he bowled
well and carried the momentum of a great start to
two gold medals and two silver medals, including a
Masters win to wrap up the tournament for the men.
Kent, a 23-year-old right-hander, rolled through
the 16-player Masters bracket without a loss in four
best-of-three single-elimination matches and delivered three strikes in his final frame to defeat hometown favorite, Santiago Mejia of Colombia, 2-0 in
the final.
The first game of the championships match was a
grind, with Kent winning 195-158. In the second
game, Mejia managed to strike 10 times, but splits in
the third and ninth frames proved to be his undoing as
Kent stepped up and shut him out in a 246-241 victory.
"Obviously, the main goal was to win team, but it
was a phenomenal week overall, and I don't think it
could have gone much better," said Kent, who helped
Team USA to a gold medal in team and added silver
medals this week in doubles and trios. "We came
together as a team and had a great time. It was excit-

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Mike Fisch earned top honors in
the Monday King Trios League at

Rockville Centre Lanes blasting

games of 300-286-254 for a high
series of 840.

Rich Zacek 300 at Jersey Lanes

LINDEN, NJ Rich Zacek blasted a 300 game for a high series of
769 in the Jersey Lanes Mixed
League at Jersey Lanes.
Rory McPherson shot 290,

Thomas Plaza 269, Eileen

Malanga
257-729,
Charlie
Dekowski 740, and Ashley
Gottlieb 239-655.

Eric Bunch 300 at Mouse Trap Lanes

USBC photo

PABCONMasters Champion Marshal Kent

ing and memorable. This is what you live for as a

competitor."
On the way to the final, Kent defeated Venezuela's
Massimiliano Fridegotto, 2-0 (238-190, 197-163),
while Mejia topped Puerto Rico's Israel Hernandez,
2-0 (218-190, 217-188). Fridegotto and Hernandez
both earned bronze medals.
The United States claimed eight of the 19 men's
medals available at the 2016 PABCON Adult
Championships, including four gold (singles, doubles, team, Masters) and four silver (singles, doubles,
trios, all-events).

PABCON Page 2
Justin Kampf Wins at Farmingdale Lanes

FARMINGDALE, NY - Justin Kampf, a pro shop

manager and student, from Levittown, NY defeated
Damilyn LaCarruba, Lindenhurst, NY, 233 to 228 in
the final shootout of Long Island Generations
Bowling Tours Match Play Championships held at
Farmingdale Lanes.
Justin, in this his first LIGBT Championship win,
joined his brother and father as LIGBT champions.
Justin earned $1,500 for his victory while Damilyn
earned $800. Rounding out the final 4 were Ed Eng,
Flushing, NY with a 224 worth $600 and Yon Gyo
Phark, Flushing, NY 209 worth $500.
The final shootout was extremely exciting and
watched by a huge crowd. Justin started the match
with 4 out of 5 strikes while the other 3 bowlers had
a least one open frame the first half of the game. But
when Justin threw a split in the 6th frame he gave up

50 cents

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the lead to both Ed and Damilyn. Ed had a chance to

lock out Justin but opened in the 10th frame. Damilyn
also had a chance to win but lost 8 pins in count the
final 3 frames. Justin needed a mark in the final frame
to win and he converted a spare to claim the title.
The Farmingdale Lanes tournament drew a great
summer crowd of 178 entries plus 39 desperado
entries, advanced 34 bowlers to the finals, and paid
out an $8,000 prize fund. The tournament pattern was
Athens (40 feet) resulting in moderate cut scores:
705 at noon, 717 at 2pm, and 703 at 4pm. High series
of the tournament was shot by Darryl Freeman with a
755 in the 4pm squad. High handicap scores in the
noon squad won Brunswick balls; William Luna
(260), Frank Williams (260), and Hector Diaz Jr.
(263).

Woodbine, NJ - Eric Bunch literally had a perfect start to the

Thursday Night Men's League at
Mouse Trap Lanes, cranking out a
300 in the first game of the series
on opening night. Bunch shot 300-

213-230-743 for high series of the

night.
Mark Bisignaro, Sr rolled 266235-207-708 and Joe Carson 299665 were the next two high series,
both happen to be on Bunch's team.

Robert Aiello 300 at Rockville Centre

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
Robert Aiello blasted a 300 game
along with a 255 for a 746 series
in the Monday King Trios League
at Rockville Centre Lanes.
Mark Slade hit 246-278-247-771,

Dominick Conti 251-265-225741, Paul Palmeri 248-255-234737, Mike Ramirez 289-226-728,

Alejandro Sanabria 257-249-222728, Dave Goldman 280-237-722,
and Glenn Smith 258-237-703.

Marcus Huart 807 at Holiday Bowl

Marcus Huart , 15 year old,
turned in an 807 series on games
of 269, 259 and 279 while contesting in the Friday Junior
Doubles League at Holiday
Bowl. Brandon Smith rolled
near perfect with a 299 game for
high game honors.
Marcus 807 is the season high
and posted on the very last week
of the league. He said, After the
first game I just kept on going
and had 31 out of 36 strikes. I
just wanted to make good shots
and all were dead flush in the
pocket.

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PABCON
Continued from Page 1

Canada earned five medals, including gold in trios and all-events, host
Colombia won three medals and Mexico, Puerto Rico and Venezuela
earned one apiece.
The men's portion of the 2016 PABCON Adult Championships included more than a dozen countries, with more on the line than just gold
medals.
The top eight teams this week qualified for the combined 2017 World
Championships in Kuwait.
This was determined by a combined total pinfall from the following
categories in each division - top four singles scores, top two doubles
scores, top trios set and pinfall in team competition.
The qualifying teams were the United States, Canada, Colombia,
Venezuela, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica and the Dominican
Republic.

South Glens Falls to Host

NYS Open Senior Tourney
The 38th New York State Open Senior Championships is scheduled for
the weekends of October 15-16 and 22-23 at King Pin Family Fun
Center in South Glens Falls, NY.
The Doubles, Singles and Six-Game Combine handicap tournament features competition in six different age classifications -- 50-54, 55-59, 6064, 65-69, 70-74 and 75-and-over. Squad times are noon and 2:30 p.m.
each of the four days.
The six-game combine winners in each age group will win a free entry
to the 2017 USBC Senior Championships next August in Las Vegas,
Nev.
Entry forms can be downloaded from the NYS USBC website -www.bowlny.com.
For more information, contact Mike Pettinella, NYS USBC association
manager, at bowlny300@yahoo.com.

Sports Reporter

September 28 - October 4, 2016

J o a n Ta y l o r s . . . . .
Te n P i n R a p . . . . .
INSIDE DICK WEBER
He was Dick Weber. THE Dick
Weber. In 1969 I saw him from a distance on a Friday night at Paramus
Bowl in a PBA tournament.
In between frames he smoked a
cigarette! I was shocked! A few
months later, our Metropolitan
Bowling Writers Association
(MBWA) held its monthly meeting in Garden City NY where the
pros were. We all sat down and I
turned to my left and there he was:
the man, the myth, the legend.
As you would expect, I started
nervously chatting and finally
caught my breath. Im sorry, Mr.
Weber, but when Im nervous I do
this. His first response, as you
would also expect was Mr. Weber
is my father (whom I met later). I
am Dick.
In a later tournament, at his
request, I sneaked some brandy to
him in a coffee cup. Who would
ever turn down a legend?
In 1995 I left a message with a
PBA Regional office that I wanted
him to be our best man at our
Reno wedding in the stadium, as I

knew he would be bowling that

week. On a Thursday when I was
typing out a column the phone
rang. Guy (husband) was always
on phone duty on Thursdays,
screening calls. He said, Phone
call. I yelled back, If its not
family or the house is burning
down I am busy. He said, Its
Dick Weber. The man called in
person to apologize that he had
several commitments for AMF
that week in addition to bowling
and regretfully couldnt participate in the wedding. This is why
people always use the word
class in the same sentence as
Dick Weber.
A final memory is when he
joined the national bowling writers group and attended our meetings during convention week in
Baton Rouge LA. We always had

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Pete Weber Earns Second Consecutive PBA50 Player of the Year Crown
Ohios Eddie Graham wins Rookie of the Year, Ron Mohr earns PBA60 Player of the Year honors
By Jerry Schneider - PBA
CHICAGO Despite missing four
of 13 tournaments, Pete Weber put
together the most dominant season
since the Professional Bowlers
Association started its division for
players 50 years of age and older
in 1981.
Weber, who turned 54 on Aug.
21, earned his second consecutive

PBA50 Player of the Year crown

thanks to winning a record six tournaments in 2016, including a record
string of four in a row. Among his
six wins were two majors his second consecutive Suncoast PBA
Senior U.S. Open presented by 900
Global and his second USBC Senior
Masters title, his first coming in his
rookie season of 2013.

Bowling in nine tournaments, his

string of four consecutive wins included the PBA50 UnitedHealthcare Sun
Bowl In The Villages presented by
Radical, PBA50 Mooresville Ford
Open presented by Columbia 300 and
Miller High Life, and the PBA50
Johnny Petraglia BVL Open presented by Brunswick leading up to his
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Weber also had second-place finishes in the PBA50 Northern California
Classic presented by MOTIV and the
PBA50 Treasure Island Resort &
Casino World Championship presented by Storm, and a fourth-place in the
season-opening Pasco County Florida
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and it seemed like my opponents got
the bad breaks, said Weber. It was
just one of those years. I hated to
miss those last three tournaments
because there was probably another
title there somewhere.
Webers season ended prematurely
because of a nagging hip injury that
he hopes wont be a factor as he gets
ready for the upcoming PBA Fall
Swing that starts over the Labor Day
weekend in suburban Detroit.
Its in good shape now after going
to the doctor and not bowling for a
while, Weber said. Ill probably
take another week off and have my
brother Rich do a little analysis of
how Im throwing the ball and just go
from there.
With his six wins, Weber ran his
career PBA50 Tour win total to 10
which puts him in a tie with Walter
Ray Williams Jr. for fourth place on
the all-time PBA50 Tour titles list.
John Handegard is the leader with 14
titles.
Winning POY with 457,200 points,
nearly twice Amleto Monacellis
241,680 second-place total, Weber
also led two other statistical categories by whopping margins. He
averaged a record 237.03 for 265
games and took home $73,200 in
earnings.
I had some pretty good years on
the PBA Tour where I won multiple
titles and made a lot of shows but
winning (PBA50) Player of the Year
two years in a row ranks right up
there with what I was able to accomplish on the kids tour, said Weber,
who never won player of the year on
the regular tour. The atmosphere is a

little different on the PBA50 Tour

than it is on the regular tour but I can
tell you, nobodys intimidated.
Webers closest competitor in earnings was Monacelli with $38,775.
Monacelli was the only other multiple
winner in 2016, capturing two titles,
the PBA50 Fountain Valley Open
presented by Track and the PBA50
National Championship to Benefit
Riley Hospital for Children for his
seventh PBA50 title and fourth major.
Norm Duke, the winner of the
PBA50 Treasure Island Resort &
Casino World Championship for his
third PBA50 Tour title and second
major, finished second in average,
nine pins behind Weber with 228.31.
Other players winning titles in 2016
were hall of famers Williams (Pasco
County Florida Open), Brian Voss
(Dave Smalls Championship Lanes
Classic presented by Roto Grip) and
newcomers Noel Vazquez (Northern
California Classic presented by
MOTIV) and Eddie Graham Jr.
(DeHayes
Insurance
Group
Championship presented by Pro
Bowl West and Ebonite). Voss,
Vazquez and Graham were all firsttime PBA50 Tour winners.
With their wins on the PBA50 Tour,
Weber and Williams also edged closer to the 100 overall PBA titles mark
with both players currently sitting at
99, including PBA Tour, PBA
Regional, PBA50 Tour and PBA50
Regional titles.
As the top rookie in points,
Graham, a five-time PBA Regional
titlist including the 2007 Regional
Players Invitational, earned Rookie of
the Year honors.
With his big finish, Graham also
moved into eighth place on the season-long competition points list to
qualify for the PBA50 Challenge
which will be contested on Nov. 27
and aired live on Xtra Frame as part
of the GEICO PBA World Series of
Bowling VIII in Reno. Graham will
join Weber, Monacelli, Duke,
Williams, Voss, Parker Bohn III and
Mohr in the eight-game round robin
match play event. All eight also
earned paid entries to compete in
WSOB VIII.

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Peter Honan 736 at Parkway Lanes

AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Daniel Schrafel 747

John Cummings 681

Joe Laier 225

FARMINGDALE, NY- Daniel

Schrafel led the scoring in the
Monday Night Fourplay League
firing games of 267-233-247 for a
high series of 747.
Darren Pitnick shot 221-270690, Jeffrey Lasher 253-204-651,
George Robinson 227-217-648,
and Ronnie Simon 236.

FARMINGDALE, NY John
Cummings topped the scoring in
the Wednesday Adult/Junior
League blasting a high game of
268 and a high series of 681.
Don Perillo shot 238, Jeff Gallo
226, and Aniello Strocchia 222.

FARMINGDALE, NY In the
Wednesday Adult/Junior League
Joe Laier shot 225, Alex
Goodenough
and
Matthew
Pikowsky 223, and Maria Lucente
220.
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League Jerry Hoeler hit 169-168,
Alice Burns 166, Oscar Neira
158, and Edna Noonan 154.
Leo Richter shot 169, Jerry
Hoeler 168, John Shedel 167, and
Sophia Laccone 154 in the Friday
Sunshine Duos League.

Gerard Pannullo 744

FARMINGDALE, NY Gerard
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Tuesday Party League firing
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series of 744.
Kyle Durfee hit 269-248-736,
Robert Starzec 279-214-214-707,
David Morgenberg 279-236-707,
Roger Herrscher 228-255-225-708,
and Edward Mencarelli 256-661.

Mike Cantante 646

FARMINGDALE, NY- Mike
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Marc Bieler hit 222, Adam
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and Joseph Costanzo 213.

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Amanda Petrillo hit 224,
Mackenzie Wagner 215-207,
Maria Lucente and Carly Licht
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Rockaway Foursome: Jim Westergaard 255-704, Ernie Stone 245-639, James Stiles
223, Brian Theriault 222-629, Liza Gallo 198-481, Rosanne Cinotti 181-468.
Put Togethers: Scott Brandstetter 216-594, Daryl Frank 150-432, Michelle Halko
170-497.
Rockaway Mixed: Richard McColligan 279-727, Christopher Casey 268-684 Glen
Malstone 266-669, Ryan Prevost 256, Glenn Frey 238, Nidia Haneveld 246-643, Dori
Tingoli 236, Stacey Yodice 236-615, Denise Frey 225-588.
Nor Bu: Charles Wright 244-631, Al Higgins 233, Phil Dattolo 233, Stacey Titus
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September 28 - October 4, 2016

AT OCEAN LANES
Kamerin Peters 763

Daniel Clayton 204

LAKEWOOD, NJ Kamerin
Peters topped the scoring in the
Scratch Trio League firing games
of 290-174-299 for a high series of
763.
Sean Huston shot 278, Joseph
Inserra 245, Cameron Waldhelm
and Jennifer Ingulli 244, Anthony
Anderson 241, Shawn Kolmer
236, and John Boughton and Paige
Peters 235.

LAKEWOOD, NJ - In the Junior

Classic League Daniel Clayton
shot 204, Jeremy Coplan 200,
Andrew Masi 195, Eric Coplan
194, Angela Patton 192, and Steve
Kosh 191.
Olivia Salvatore shot 176, Emily
Hehir 169, Leah Varella 166, and
Gavin Toth 159 in the Pin Hitters
League.

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AT JERSEY LANES
Tim Ellis 650
LINDEN, NJ Tim Ellis paced the scoring in the Union County Mixed
League rolling a 247 game for a high series of 650.
Tony Casado hit 257, Maurice Booker 244, Ray Brigantino 543, and
Nora Casado 215.

Ernie Bullock 241

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LINDEN, NJ Ernie Bullock rolled 241, Ronald Eley 236, and Donnie
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ROCKAWAY WOMEN
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side pots - card games
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160.00
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$79.00
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SPORTS REPORTER

September 28 - October 4, 2016

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Pat Bowler 754

Danny Clark 1007

Mike Bauer 686

Hugo Toro 656

HOPELAWN, NJ Pat Bowler topped the

scoring in the Premiere Pro Shop Sunday
Trios League firing games of 248-259-237
for a high series of 754.
Chris Fisher shot 267-225-249- 741, John
Roam 246-257-696, Dan Eremias 226-252205-683, and Jim Gill 205-217-236-658.
In another session Ryan Friend shot 246227-227-700, Jeff Kubasak 235-206-225666, Pat
Bowler 278-660, Eddie Bienvenue 238234-654.

HOPELAWN, NJ Danny Clark topped the

scoring in the Tuesday Summer 400
Doubles League blasting games of 276225-258-248 for a high series of 1007.
Jay Gomez shot 279-268-251-956,
Richard Funk III 223-217-241-236-917,
Steve Venito 265-248-236-908, Jen Daunno
233-268-214-911, and Joe Lampariello
201-259-237-889.
In the Winter Senior Citizens League
Thomas Ortiz, Sr. and Hugo Toro shot 177,
and Mary Doslik 168.

HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Bauer led the

scoring in the Friday Night Mixed League
rolling games of 223-238-225 for a high
series of 686.
Michael Dellamanna hit 216- 208-240664, Sal Angotti 245-610, and Patty
Doucette 234.
In the Wednesday Early Birds League Edie
Cavallo shot 164, Sue Ragas 162-156, and
Carolyn Esposito 155.
In another session Anna Kelly shot 163,
Sue Ragas 160, and Rita Fedor 157.

HOPELAWN, NJ Hugo Toro led the

Summer Senior No Tap rolling games of
219-214-223 for a high series of 656.
Vince Rudrow shot 226-213-633, Ann
Aiello 240, and Jerry Petti 225.

Lisa Columbus 638

HOPELAWN, NJ Lisa Columbus paced
the Monday Summer Adult Child rolling
games of 232-213 for a high series of 638.
Mike Santonastaso hit 231-236-615, Nick
Simone 219-611, and Don Melchior 205.

AT CORAM COUNTRY LANES

Paul Nevadowski 725
CORAM, NY Paul Nevadowski shot 725, John Kradnowski 265-708,
and Doug Dwyer 263 in the Thursday Quads League.

Jesse Demauro 678

CORAM, NY Jesse Demauro rolled 254-678, and Will Risley 246 in
the Wednesday Night Live League.

Corey Brett 665

CORAM, NY Corey Brett led the scoring in the Tuesday Night Mixed
League rolling a high game of 266 and a high series of 665.
Kevin Hauser shot 255-631, Bobbie Bademci 212-621, and Tisha Luti
225-620.

AT JIB LANES
Nut Flowers 724
FLUSHING, NY Nut Flowers led the scoring in the Friday Hi-Rollers
League rolling a high game of 277 and a high series of 724.
Mike Nian hit 277-699, Steve Amarosa 269-684, Peter Sarne 268,
Ronnie Fandino 257-705, and Danielle Merino 247.

Mike Mooney 290

FLUSHING, NY Mike Mooney topped the scoring in the Midweek
Mixers League blasting a high game of 290 and a high series of 702.
Michael Rosenberg hit 278, Chris Thomas 266, Roe Calandra 222, and
Amelia Berger 215.

Kim Long 249

FLUSHING, NY Kim Long rolled 249, and Linda Poladian 217 in the
United Queens League.
Gerald Omura hit 204, Henry Roberts 182, and Pamela Semper 170 in
the Wednesday Nite Timers League.
In the Lifespire 701 League Stephen Oshink hit 223, and Douglas
Cronin 220.

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