September 23 - 29, 2015 Sports Reporter

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By Russ Mills - PBA

Howell, N.J. – Parker Bohn III of Jackson, N.J., rolled his

third perfect game of the weekend to defeat Ernie Segura,

Jr. of Taylor, Mich., 300-191, in winning the PBA50Howell Lanes East Open presented by Radical at Howell

Lanes.

For the PBA Hall of Famer, the weekend was a return to

his roots as Howell Lanes was where he honed his bowl-

ing career and is still considered his home center. Bohn

dominated the field, averaging 267 in qualifying, includ-

ing two 300 games. Brian LeClair of Albany, N.Y., quali-

fied second but trailed Bohn by 286 pins after qualifying.

Segura, one of two bowlers who traveled from the metro

Detroit area for the event, qualified third while another

hometown favorite, PBA Hall of Famer Johnny Petraglia

of Jackson, N.J. qualified fourth. The top four qualifiers

advanced through the bracket elimination finals to face

each other in the semi-final and final matches.

While Segura was edging LeClair, 211-191, most of the

spectators focused on the other semi-final match between

the two local legends, Bohn and Petraglia. Bohn startedwith three spares, but found the line and outscored

Petraglia, 257-235, after Petraglia opened in the 10th

frame.

Bohn earned $1,500 for his first PBA50 Regional title

and his 24th overall PBA Regional title. Segura, who set-

tled for his fourth career runner-up finish, earned $850.

LeClair and Petraglia each earned $750.

With his three perfect games, Bohn regained the all-time

PBA 300 game lead with 104, breaking a tie with fellow

PBA Hall of Famer Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Oxford,

Fla., who has 101 300 games bowled in PBA competition.

Parker Bohn III Shoots Third 300 to Win PBA50 Howell Lanes Open Doug Dwyer, Bobby Meltzer 300

At Coram Country LanesCORAM, NY – Doug Dwyer and

Bobby Meltzer shared the high

game spotlight when they each

blasted a 300 game while contest-

ing in the Thursday Doubles

League at Coram Country Lanes.

Lou DeMartino pitched a 187

game followed by Corey Weiss

posting a 269 game and Frank

Salerno with a 267.

By Lucas Wiseman - PWBA

WELCH, Minn. - Latvia's Diana

Zavjalova delivered four clutch

strikes in the championship match

to win the 2015 Professional

Women's Bowling Association

Minnesota Open.

Zavjalova, the 2013 United

States Bowling Congress Queenschampion, defeated Rocio

Restrepo of Colombia, 216-208, in

a pressure-packed title match at

Island Xtreme Bowl.

Finishing the match first,

Zavjalova struck in the ninth

frame and threw all three strikes in

the 10th frame to put the pressure

on Restrepo. Needing a double

and nine pins in the final frame to

win, Restrepo struck on her first

shot but left a 7 pin on her second

shot to lose.

"I just had a feeling this was

going to be my week and it was,"

Zavjalova said. "I feel like I have

been so close and to finally break

through and win feels great."

Trailing in the match at the

halfway point, Zavjalova made the

decision to make a ball change

that ended up paying dividends

down the stretch.

"I didn't use that ball all week,"

Zavjalova said. "I was struggling

with the transition and I had to fig-

ure out a way to strike. So I tried

something different and it worked.Go big or go home."

Zavjalova entered the stepladder

finals the No. 3 seed and had to

win three matches to take the title.

In the opening match, she started

with the front nine in a 279-205

victory over Kelly Kulick of

Union, New Jersey. In the semifi-

nal, Zavjalova blew past Kayla

Bandy of Salisbury, Maryland,

247-209.

Zavjalova earned $10,000 for

the title.

Diana Zavjalova Wins PWBA Minnesota Open

Brian Adamson 300 at Majestic Lanes

Ryan Shafer Won PBA Xtra Frame

Gene Carter Pro Shop Classic

HOPELAWN, NJ – Brian

Adamson earned top honors in the

Tuesday Summer 400 Doubles at

Majestic Lanes blasting 300-246-

266-201 for a high series of 1013.

Joey Weisenstein shot 225-258-

267-247-997, Rocco Fortunato

289-212-289-970, Chris Tamayo

237-235-265-217-954, Dave

Morgante 235-215-257-241-948,

John Kertesz 227-264-241-212-

944, Joe Lampariello 235-242-

201-245-930, and Jimmy Gil 259-

216-222-226-923.

In another session Dave Morgante

shot 236-246-202-264-948,

Tommy Martino 222-224-247-

208-901, Mike Chiusano 247-235-

225-900, and Tom Girdley 235-

247-264-897.

By Bill Vint - PBA

MIDDLETOWN, Del. – Ryan Shafer

of Horseheads, N.Y., ended a 12-year

title drought, defeating Marshall Kent

of Yakima,

Wash., 254-144,

to win the PBA

Xtra Frame

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Shafer, who

turned 49 fivedays earlier,

started the title match with seven

strikes and ran away with the

match. Shafer, a 29-year PBA Tour

veteran and a 26-time PBA

Regional title winner, earned

$15,000 along with his fifth PBA

Tour title.

“I’ve been through a rough few

years. You start to feel like the

young guys are really taking over,”

Shafer said. “You lose ball speed.

The only thing you can do is prac-

tice a lot and make your spares, and

grind it out. That’s the kind of tour-

nament I prefer. I like a lot of

games.

Shafer qualified

seventh for Sunday’s

match play and then

won 10 of his 16

matches, averaging

221 for the tourna-

ment to earn the top

berth for the steplad-

der finals.

After rolling a 279

in the final game of match play to

advance from eighth place to capture

the third berth in the stepladder finals,

Kent defeated No. 4 qualifier John

Szczerbinski of N. Tonawanda, N.Y.,

225-189, ending Szczerbinski’s bid

for his first PBA Tour title.

In the semifinal match, Kent contin-

ued his hard loft-shot to the first arrow,

throwing the final five strikes to edge

PBA East Region veteran Tommy

Gollick of Oberlin, Pa., 244-242.

PWBA photo

Diana Zavjalova

PBA photo

Gene Carter with Ryan Shafer

PBA photo

The Bohn family, Leslie and Parker with Justin, Sydney

and Brandon marking dad’s 104th 300 game.


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NJ State USBC WBA Hall of

Fame was grand. From the food

and service at The Forge in

Woodbridge to the inductions,

(3 of 5 inductees were from

Morris County) was thrilling, to

say the least. To see friends from

up to 40 years ago reconnect at

the banquet, myself included

although it couldn’t possibly

have been 40 years, and to see

inductees’ family members

share in the honors was what

bowling is all about. So again,

congratulations to Nichole

Spratford Opsasnick, Terri

Baldwin and Carol Chadwick

for their well-deserved honors.

CalendarSunday, October 4: The Morris

County USBC WBA will be host-

ing the 13th Hall of Fame and

Induction Ceremonies at Zeri's

Inn, 372 Route 46, Mountain

Lakes, NJ. The event is a lunch-

eon starting at 12 noon. This

year’s inductees are: Superior

Performance, Tammy Baldwin,

Nidia Haneveld and Ellen Moore.

Meritorious Service, Annette J.

Oswald and Sharon Papini.

Industry Partner is the late Betty

Smith, co-owner of Bel Pike

Lanes in Belvidere. More details

about each inductee will follow.

Reservations with meal choices

are due to Joyce Brokling, 117

Woodmont Drive, Randolph, NJ

07869. Call Joyce at (973) - 895-

5399 with any questions.

The Rockaway (Lanes) Trios

have been moved to Monday

nights at 9 p.m. starting September

14th. First place will feature

$6,000, or $2,000 per person, based on 16 teams, but the league

can accommodate up to 24 teams.

This is a 25-point system league

for a 36 week season featuring

match play. Handicap is 80% of

230. There are optional high game

pots and jackpots and card games.

Entry per person per week is $30.

Call 973-627-5800 or Email mgr-

[email protected] for

information or to sign up.

Save the dates! The Morris

County USBC WBA is hosting its

fall meeting on Sunday October

18. Details to follow soon.

Sunday, November 8th the county600 Club tournament will be held

at Bel Pike Lanes, Belvidere.

Saint Margaret’s School in Middle Village, Queens, NY, was

awarded a $1,000 grant from Kids Bowl Free earlier this summer

and the check was presented at Jib Lanes. In attendance was Mr.

Pin, as Jib General Manager, Joe DeVita presented principal of St

Margaret’s School, Dr. Franco, and his secretary, Heidi Kirmaier

along with several students the actual $1,000 check as well as this

jumbo check which will be displayed in the school.

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Tony Depperman 760ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Tony Depperman topped the scor-

ing in the Wednesday Night Mixed

Summer League blasting 268-


Don Railey rolled 258-278-212-

748, James Cianelli 238-228-247-

713, Pat Zenker 248-255-697,

Keith Benenati 263-233-698, Matt

Carey 277-684, and Joe Mazza261-681.

Mike Fisch 753ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Mike Fisch topped the scoring in

the Monday King Trios League

blasting games of 244-242-267 for

a high series of 753.

John Boock hit 236-236-268-

740, Adam Robertson 235-256-

246-737, Tom Calderone 243-236-

237-716, and Ray Brooks 278-

663.

In the Monday Bar Wars League

Joe Mazza hit 246, Elizabeth

McDermott 217, Rob Campbell

211, Pat Zenker 206-202, Tim

Guerrero 203, and James Zabatta202-202.

Dave Goldman 750ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Dave Goldman led the Custom

Thumbz Singles rolling games of


Joe Conigliaro rolled 279-268-

744, Alby Pezzella 269-700,

Robert Aello 258-679, Keith

Oettinger 204-254-213-671, and

Jadon Scott 259-228-670.

Steven Friedman 745ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Steven Friedman topped the scor-

ing in the Tuesday Summer

Adult/Junior League blasting 231-


Joe Finck shot 258-236-700,

Christopher D’Auria 247-651,

Michael Barber 233-225-651.

Jair Brooks 656 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY –

Jair Brooks led the Tuesday

Summer/Adult Junior rolling 212-


Robert Barber hit 227, Alexa

Messina 224, Xaiver Alexander

219, Nate Tyson 206, and Kobe

Thomas 203.


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Danny Shrafel 794FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Shrafel topped the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League firing

games of 247-290-257 for a high

series of 794.

Ronnie Simon and David Freese

rolled 269, Mark Hecht 265, Chris

Buzzonetti 245, Steven

Santoriello 236, and Margaret

Kalenborn 225.

In the Thursday Pro ShotChallenge League Brian Beale hit

238, Adam Chase 223, and Louis

Getzelman 222.

Danny Shrafel 739FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny

Schrafel topped the scoring in the

Summer MNFP League firing


series of 739.

Eddie Allen rolled 216-237-227-

680, Ronnie Simon 237-214-216-

667, and Steven Santoriello 255-

663

Ed Mencarelli 726 FARMINGDALE, NY – Ed

Mencarelli led the scoring in the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

firing games of 221-257-248 for a

high series of 726.

TJ Lucente shot 257-246-707,

Aniello Storcchia 239-233-660,

and Christina Perillo 224.

Emily McLaughlin 723FARMINGDALE, NY – Emily

McLaughlin topped the scoring in

the Bowlympics Duo’s League fir-

ing games of 257-245-221 for a

high series of 723.

Carly Licht shot 226-225-247-

698, Rich Valentine 256-245-680,

Ryan Velders 256, Christopher

Kelch 237, and NicholasMencarelli 233.

Brendan McHugh 710FARMINGDALE, NY – Brendan

McHugh led the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League rolling


series of 710.

Craig Koppell shot 225-234-222-

681, Miguel Garrido 257-202-

639, and Brian Siemers 235-212-

631.

Curtis Brown 718FARMINGDALE, NY – Curtis

Brown topped the scoring in the

Tuesday Party League blasting


series of 718.

Tony Cirpiano shot 247-232-

239-718 followed by Roger

Herrscher 277--224, Robert

Spann 260, Eric Fungfeld 257,

Lloyd Hasluck 255, Dennis

Dowdican 247-223, and NewtonWinston 241-203.

Rob Grieb 664FARMINGDALE, NY – Rob

Grieb paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Friends League

rolling games of 222-205-237 for

a high series of 664.

John Grieb hit 224, Nasir Ashraf

217, Marvin Slifkin 213, and

Jason Gieser and Tom Renda 212.

Nicholas Mencarelli 237 FARMINGDALE, NY – In the

Wednesday Adult/Junior League

Nicholas Mencarelli rolled 237-

227, Maria Lucente 232, CarmeloRandazzo 215-214, and Eric

Brennan 202.

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Vicky Spirio 277 LAKEWOOD, NJ – Vicky Spirio

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John Boughton 267, Jarrett Toth

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Robbie Guzman 255 in the

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Jessica Kling 236 LAKEWOOD, NJ – Jessica Kling

rolled 236, Chris Shymanski 235,

James Clayton 204, Emma Meyer

196, and Joey Kling 190 in the

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Eric Lazarchick 171LAKEWOOD, NJ – In the Pin

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Cook-Bensen 146, and Blaise

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Dan Tartaglione 699STATEN ISLAND, NY - Dan Tartaglione

led the scoring in the Family Night Out

League rolling a 254 game for a \699.

Daniel Costantino shot 248-673, and

Robert Guash 256.

Martin Manomat 698STATEN ISLAND, NY – Martin

Manomat led the Tuesday Knights rolling

a 268 game for a high series of 698.

Tony Fonseca shot 266-688, Andy Formino247, and Mike Pellegrino 246-666.

Bob Lampariello 643STATEN ISLAND, NY – Bob

Lampariello rolled 219-222-202-643,

Dotty Bellantoni 199-191-211-601, John

Cento 225, and Vincent Pisciotta 201 in

the Golden Oldies League.

Tom O’Sullivan 695STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

O’Sullivan led the scoring in the Senior

Men’s League blasting games of 222-


Al Felline shot 233-241-205-679, Stu

Isaacs 212-224-615, Artie White 244.

Jason Todaro 690STATEN ISLAND, NY - Jason Todaro

led the scoring in the Wednesday

Summer Mixed League rolling a highgame of 278 and a high series of 690.

Todd DeRosa hit 255-241-681, Paul

Petersen 255, Steven Verardi, Jr. 246, and

Joseph Entrieri 244.

In the Golden Oldies Bob Lampariello

shot 214, Dottie Bellantoni 213, Vin

Pisciotta 208, and Kathy Currao 201.

John Gino 686 STATEN ISLAND, NY – John Gino

paced the scoring in the Senior Men’s

Club League blasting games of 255-227-

202 for a high series of 686.

Don Schwed shot 228-216-628, and

Kay Keller 230-200-622.

Jason Wichnovitz 650STATEN ISLAND, NY – Jason

Wichnovitz led the Junior Scholarship

Doubles rolling 225-235 for a high 650.Daniel Costantino shot 219-204-615,

Daneilla Coffaro 230, and Jonahtan

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their Hall of Fame at the annual Jamboree and Hall of

Fame induction dinner that will be at the Bolero

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Bill D’Angelo 299CORAM, NY – Bill D’Angelo

blasted a high game of 299, fol-

lowed by Dennis Graff 289, and

Rob Matz 266 in the Thursday

Right Approach Quads League.

Kevin Hauser 715CORAM, NY – Kevin Hauser

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

Night Mixed League blasting a

267 game for a high series of 715.

Ken Peeters rolled 244-637,Tisha Luti 247, Joseph Romanski

243, Bobbi Bademci 207, and

Judy Farruggia 202.

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Sandre Legotti shot 187, Barbara

Solomito 167, and Carol Hansen

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Dave Sherwin 265CORAM, NY – Dave Sherwin

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Glen Castro shot 257, Ron

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Bill Hennington 256 CORAM, NY – Bill Hennington

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Dawn Durray 179.

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Kevin Pesce shot 218, Lisa Donay

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Marty Pape hit 237, Jow Luti

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC Jimmy Gill 767 HOPELAWN, NJ – Jimmy Gill

led the scoring in the Raritan Bay

Men’s League firing 215-263-289

for a high series of 767.

Steve Goyzen rolled 240-256-681,

Steve Venito 259-204-656, William

D. Willard, Jr. 249-225-656, and

Eric Velazquez 241-214-654.

In the Tuesday Night Double

League Stephanie Hoff shot 200,

and Sandra Hansard 183. David Hanft 726 HOPELAWN, NJ – David Hanft

led the scoring in the Friday Night

Classic League firing games of

203-277-246 for a high 726 set.

Jessica Wahler rolled 225-247-

205-677, Vinnie Pagnotta 248-

227-670, Curtis Kyzima 253-225-

665, and Frank Petrock 221-243-

658.

Mike Kelly 686 HOPELAWN, NJ – Mike Kelly

led the scoring in the Friday Nite

Mixed League rolling 201-217-

268 for a high series of 686.

Sal Angotti hit 226-203-216-645,

Anthony Angoitti 234-225-644,

and Kevin Cristi 246-205-628.

Char Martino rolled 167 in the

Wednesday Early Birds League.

Tommy Martino 676

HOPELAWN, NJ – TommyMartino led the scoring in the

Family League rolling games of

214-218-244 for a high 676 set.

David Morgante hit 209-223-

600, Daniel Pawelek 211, and

Susan Bobrowski 189.

In the Merck League Pete

Siarkiewicz shot 233, Ray

Newsome 206, Allen Phelps 205,

and Paul Walsh 201.

Tom Girdley 641HOPELAWN, NJ – Tom Girdley

led the scoring in the Monday

Summer Adult Child League

rolling 248-224 for a high 641.

Willie Hall rolled 203, and Ryan

Soto 200.

In another session William D.

Willard, Jr. rolled 214-215-206-

635, Dennis Huscha 244, Steve

Osiadacz 231, Willie Hall 234,

and Tom Girdley 225.In the Monday Summer Adult

Child League Ryan Soto shot 208.

In the Wednesday Early Birds

Char Martino and Sue Ragas 168.

Josh Ruck rolled 145-148 in the

Summer Junior Hav-A-Ball .

In another session Tony

Kacmarsky rolled 192-193, and

Chuck Mantione and Kevin King

195.

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