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Vol. 73 No.1 March 7 - 13, 2012 50 cents Wins Record Fifth U.S. Open Bradley Wong 811 at Jib Lanes By Bill Vint - PBA Flushing, NY - Bradley Wong his second 300 of the season and posted an impressive session high Steve Amarosa rolling a 300 as NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Pete Weber of St. 811 series on games of 277, 288 well. Ann, Mo., became the most successful in and 246 while rolling in the Hi In the United Filipino League, U.S Open history Sunday, winning the most chal- Rollers League at Jib Lanes. Jimmy Vega Jr. was the star toss- lenging major title in bowling for a record fifth time The session also saw a pair of ing 268-258-277 for an 803 set. at Brunswick Zone-Carolier with a on his perfectos with Bret Lee posting final ball in the 10th frame to nip top qualifier of Dallas, 215-214. Weber, who came into the stepladder finals as the Russ Smith 300-805 at Holiday No. 4 qualifier, threw clutch shots in three matches OAKLAND, NJ - Russ Smith 257-287-729, Frank Stampone to win, but none was more critical than his strike on pounded out a 300 game to highlight 259-246-717, Brian Stackhouse his final ball in the title match. Needing at least a a session high set of 805 in the 257-256-716, Dwayne Shuart nine-count and strike to win, Weber threw a Tuesday Night Men at Holiday Bowl. 256-709, Tim Hudnell 279-691, perfect pocket shot on his first ball, but left a 10 pin. Jim Engels was impressive George Valerius 237-687, Walter After converting the spare, he threw an identical with a 783 on games of 247-279- Marston 269-686, and Dave shot that carried for a strike. 257 followed by Tony Formica Nagelhout 267-685. In winning the title, Weber broke a tie with his late father, Professional Bowlers Association legend Tarik Zephrine Blasted 300 , and his father’s close friend, the late PBA Photo , who each won the forerunner to the Pete Weber holding his record fifth U.S. Open At Rockville Center U.S. Open – the BPAA All Star – four times. Championship trophy. ROCKVILLE CENTER, NY - Jeffery Williams came close “Dad, I know you were watching,” Weber said as Tarik Zephrine found perfection in posting a near perfect 298 game he looked up toward heaven after the win. “I know toot my own horn, but I think I’m prouder of a 300 game finishing with a 757 between games of 244 and 250 for you’re proud, and I’m sorry I broke your record. myself than anyone else. I’ve always wanted to be series rolling in the Saturday a session high series of 792 and “This is my greatest title ever,” Weber said. “To the one to throw a strike to win.” Junior Scholarship League at Nick Lastella tossed 237-269-209 win five U.S. Opens and pass Dick Weber and Don In advancing to the title match, Weber threw crit- Rockville Center Lanes. for a 715 series Carter says a lot, but I’ll never say I’m better than ical shots in two preliminary matches, coming them. They paved the way for us to be here. It was from behind to defeat Ryan Shafer of Horseheads, Joseph Kurdziel Jr. 300 at Maple an honor and a privilege to join them when I won N.Y., 223-191, in the opening match and my fourth U.S. Open, and it’s even more of an Australia’s , 225-213, in the semi- BROOKLYN, NY - Joseph Maple Lanes. This was his 2nd honor to be the first one to win five. final contest. Kurdziel Jr. found perfection in a 300 in the league since returning “This is the tournament I look forward to ever “I threw strikes in the seventh, eighth and ninth 300 game while competing in the from a foot injury and he finished year,” he added. “I live for the U.S. Open because in all three games and put pressure on those guys,” Thursday Mixed Triples League at the session with a 749 set. I know, no matter what, I have a chance to win.” Weber said. “The way those guys performed was At age 49 years, 189 days, Weber became the excellent. My hat’s off to them. They bowled Louis Grisolia Rolled 300 oldest player ever to win the U.S. Open, breaking amazing.” the record set by 46-year-old last year Weber earned $60,000 and an automatic berth in At South Levittown Lanes at Carolier. And he moved into second place on the the Round of 36 for the PBA Tournament of LEVITTOWN, NY - In the Cary Kilvan bowled 268-703, PBA’s all-time major title-winners list with his Champions in April. Fagan collected $30,500, Saturday Friends and Friends Gerard Maloney 256-246-245- ninth title, behind only ’s 10. Belmonte $15,000 and Shafer, who failed to win a league at South Levittown Lanes, 747, John Butcher 248, and Kathy “That’s probably the calmest I’ve ever been title in his 14th television appearance in a major Louis Grisolia took the spotlight Grisolia posted a 210 game. needing to throw a shot to win,” he added. “Not to championship, earned $10,000. rolling a 300 game in a 732 series. 14-Year-Old Becomes Youngest Casher in PBA Tour History NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Kamron difficult tournament in the sport for his Doyle, who turned 14 on Jan. 13, bowled “(Kamron) dumped the last game out of Doyle of Brentwood, Tenn., 14-years-old record-setting performance. all three qualifying rounds on the same pair respect,” Petraglia laughed. stole the show in the 69th U.S. Open at Doyle, who cashed in a PBA South of lanes with PBA Hall of Famer Johnny “I wasn’t thinking about beating him,” Brunswick Zone-Carolier by earning a spot Regional event in Canton, Ga., two years Petraglia of Jackson, N.J., a 14-time PBA Doyle said matter-of-factly. “I was just try- in the cashers round and becoming the ago at age 12 (a record for non-national tour Tour champion and one of only six players ing to beat myself.” youngest player ever to cash in a events) when he finished 30th, averaged to ever complete the PBA Triple Crown. Surprisingly, he doesn’t come from a Professional Bowlers Association Tour 202 for his 18 qualifying games in the U.S. Petraglia, who turns 65 on March 3, beat bowling family. His father, Sean Doyle, is a event. Open and advanced to the cashers round in Doyle by seven pins, but he had to out-score Nashville area orthodontist. Not only did he cash, but the 5-foot-5, 54th place out of a field of 394 amateur and the teenager, 219-184, in the final game to Kamron finished 61st good for a $1,340 105-pound eighth grader picked the most professional bowlers from 12 countries. do it. payday. 2 SPORTS REPORTER March 7 - 13, 2012 Joan Taylor’s..... MAPLE LANES and ...... Ten Pin Rap HIGHS Lead Rankings Male: ARLINGTON, - A big shift in the women's rankings and a Augie Fusco: 289/704 The only thing that could have been more exciting at the 69th shrinking lead for 's Mika Koivuniemi highlight the World Ed Penafiel 278/749 US Open last week at Brunswick Zone Carolier Lanes, North Tenpin Bowling Association World Bowling Tour rankings after the Gerber Martinez 276/767 Brunswick, is if someone from New Jersey won. Or, even better, recently concluded Open. Juan Gonzalez 268/718 if a New Jersey woman won, say maybe Kelly Kulick. A tightly packed field at the top of the women's rankings finds Kelly But the ESPN producer, director and sponsors couldn’t have Steven Maruffi 267/716 Kulick of the United States now in the lead with 207 points. Koivuniemi asked for a better and more exciting finale than to see Pete Weber Kenny Lew 266/703 still leads the men's rankings with 312 points, but Mike Fagan of the come from behind in his matches to knock down Ryan Shafer, Peter Radioli 266/768 United States is close behind. then Jason Belmonte, and finally, former New Yorker Mike John Kaye Jr 266/709 After a second-place finish among the women at the U.S. Open, Fagan. Weber was the most animated of the foursome, to say the Female: Kulick used the 40 points she earned in the event to move into the lead. American Missy Parkin picked up the maximum ranking points of 50 at least. He needed a twenty-count in the tenth frame of the final Betty Selmani 245/654 the U.S. Open and is second with 195 points. game to win by one pin. He gave it the best shot of the tournament Mindy Joseph 241/624 of the United States finished third among women at the and left an unbelievable tenpin. In an earlier match he had missed Dolores Nigro 235/629 U.S. Open and has moved into third on the points list with 190. Previous that pin, so it wasn’t as easy as it sounds to make a spare of it. Pamela Conlon 235/624 leader Carolyn Dorin-Ballard of the United States did not compete in the He spared it and anything could happen: a heartbreaking loss, a Tracy Cutrupi 225/608 event and dropped to fourth with 186 points. tie and roll off, or a win. There was no doubt on that final shot, Tina Ortiz 224/601 In the men's rankings, Koivuniemi only picked up four points at the though, as he “buried it in the pocket” and blew the rack. You had Joan Mesiti 219/638 U.S. Open, while Fagan earned 40 points for his second-place finish. to be there. Seniors: Fagan, who has finished eighth or better in the seven previous World He set a record of five US Open victories. He broke his father, Rich E. Paris 268/658 Bowling Tour events, is now second overall with 277 points, just 35 Dick Weber’s as well as Don Carter’s record of four US Open Alby Pezzella 256/719 points back of first. (formerly the BPAA All Star Tournament) titles. When it all sank Hank Freyman 224/629 American occupies the third position with 218 points, in he said, “This is the best victory of my career. I love the US John Scialabba 223/615 while Australian two-hander Jason Belmonte is fourth with 176 points. Open. I love Carolier Lanes. I love New Jersey.” Teens: Pete Weber, who earned $60,000 for his victory at the U.S. Open, He further set another record. At age 49 years, 189 days, Weber Michael Martell 265/710 picked up 50 points at the event and now sits in 12th place with 97 total became the oldest player ever to win the U.S. Open, breaking the points. It was Weber's fifth U.S. Open title. Emmanuel Vazquez 265/602 record set by 46-year-old Norm Duke last year at Carolier. The World Bowling Tour is made up of various events around the He also had to beat out 393 other bowlers to get there, no small Gary Pacheco 247/708 world and players earn points based on how they finish in each event. feat. The US Open is a test of stamina in addition to struggling Errol Ross 234/543 The top three men and top three women will be invited to compete in the with a more than challenging shot. Three blocks of six games Lisa Tardo 218/635 World Bowling Tour Finals presented by the Professional Bowlers qualifying, six additional games after the cashers’ cut is made Association at the end of 2012. down to 96 bowlers to make it down to the top 24 bowlers, then The World Bowling Tour Finals will feature a total prize fund of three blocks of eight games each of head-to-head match play. By AT RAB’S $70,000. The top three men and top three women will bowl a stepladder finals format in their respective divisions. The prize money for each the time the finalists reach television they have put in at least 48 John Wilders 732 games in four days. division is the same, with the winner taking $20,000, second place earn- If reading that Pete and Norm Duke are well into their 40’s , NY – John ing $10,000 and third place winning $5,000. makes you feel old, just turned 65. Wilders led the scoring in the The next event on the World Bowling Tour schedule is the Kuwait Friday Nite Mixed Quartets Open in Kuwait City from March 15-19. League firing a 267 game for a The World Tenpin Bowling Association, which is made up of 115 high series of 732. bowling federations, governs the sport throughout the world. For more Sports Reporter Joe D’Esposito shot 268-716, information on WTBA and the World Bowling Tour, visit Larry Sullivan 296-700, Tom Editor/Publisher - Dan McDonough O’Sullivan 259-693, Ross Pat McDonough - 1967-1996 Gottlieb 680, and Bobby Joyce 668. Circulation Manager Editorial Assistant Don Schwed 707 Henry Allen Immaculatta D'Elia Contributing Writers STATEN ISLAND, NY – Don Chuck Pezzano George Faytok Joan Taylor Schwed led the scoring in the Al Smetana Larry Diebner John Jowdy Senior Men’s League firing games Pat McDonough Vince Albrech Joe Rizzi of 250-224-233 for a high series of For information regarding advertising, 707. subscriptions, or editorial content call: John Gino rolled 245-234-682, John Wilberg 207-235-236-678, (201)865-5363 Frank Polizzi 213-258-212-683, Randy Viscuso 216-235-213-664, Fax: (201) 865-6246 and Jim Garrity 258-643. E-mail - [email protected] In another session Ray Miranda Sports Reporter rolled 213-211-224-648, Dan Tito 222-213-617, Andy DeMario 231- P.O. Box 1491, Secaucus, NJ 07094 617, Fred Sxhweizer 248, and Bernie Weissman 223-609. March 7 - 13, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 3 Nathan Smith Wins Scholarship Tournament Brian Rizzi Travelers Bowler of the Week By Vince Albrecht At Farmingdale Lanes HACKENSACK, NJ – Each week and totaled a 720 gross set, on the FARMINGDALE, NY - A field of 34 junior in Stan Niemiec Youth Travel play, strength of her well above average net bowlers competed in Farmingdale Lane’s monthly league-leading Holiday seems to have tally of 179-459. Her Fair Lawn team- handicap scholarship tournament on Sunday a different bowler take the reins in mates’ Steve Plaszky and Hassan February 12th. As is the case each month, the top 5 keeping the squad on a winning note. Izzard chipped in with net scores of qualifiers moved to the finals. They were, in qualify- This time, Paramus Catholic sopho- 182 and 160 respectively. ing order 5th, to 1st: Maria Lucente, Mike Ryan, Ian more Brian Rizzi came through with BC IV grabbed the opener behind a Carson, Nathan Smith and John Daly. 224-181-234 for a 639 set, earning concerted above mark effort from the Overall, better than 1 in 4 entries won scholarship Bowler of the Week recognition for the entire quartet, led by Deanna Jeune 155 prizes. Handicap for the tournament is 80% of 220. session’s best series, as Holiday edged and Louis Ferrante 149. Game #1 of the finals matched Maria, Mike and Ian Bowler City III, 4-3. In addition to In other matches, Boonton crept to against one another with the winner moving on to Brian, the victors received fine outings within a point of third place Bowler Game #2. Mike Ryan, quick out of the gate, shot 259 from Ramapo seniors’ Kevin Macchia City I by coming from behind to upend and advanced. Maria finished 5th, and won a $30.00 235-609 and Mike Carr 217-595, but it the latter, 2545-2529 in a tightly played scholarship prize. Finishing 4th, Ian earned a $45.00 was their youngest player Nick contest. Justin Puchalski led the win- scholarship prize. Cilento’s closing 222 that helped lift ners with a closing 258, the afternoon’s In match # 2 Mike Ryan, throwing the ball well, Holiday to a scant nine-pin win in the best single, while his teammates’ couldn’t match Nathan Smith’s tenacity, losing a finale. Patrick Teshima 192,187 and Karl close one and finishing 3rd collecting a $60.00 schol- For BC III, Nick Ferrante was out- Kattermann 188,177 helped seal the tri- arship prize. Tournament leader John Daly, waiting standing, rolling well over average in umph. patiently, now faced Nathan for the tournament totaling the day’s high gross set of 759 Bowler City II bounced back after championship. Nathan bowling very well, got in by compiling a net 546; also better than dropping the opener by rolling strong front and stayed there, winning his 1st Farmingdale average was Kristen Kane who con- handicap scores of 937 and 927 to take Lanes Scholarship Championship and a $125.00 tributed a 171. two of three games from Montvale. scholarship prize. John Daly’s 2nd, place earned him Tournament Champion Nathan Smith (center) Fair Lawn closed to within five Nick Reyes sizzled with back-to-back $85.00 in scholarship money. with runner-up John Daly and special award points of the top by taking five of seven deuces of 215 and 222 while James Chris Brand won a special high handicap game winner Chris Brand. points from Bowler City IV after a Kane added 199 and176 and Kyle award of $25.00. sluggish start. Madison Perry had the Schellberg 191. Montvale’s best was session’s high handicap game of 266 Katie Didonado’s 176-51. 4 SPORTS REPORTER March 7 - 13, 2012 AT WALLINGTON LANES AT OCEAN Tim Taylor Blasted a 794 By Gloria Volpe Karsyn Lukosius 252 Coors Light Public Safety Tuesday 4 Man LAKEWOOD, NJ – Karyn At North Arlington Bowl Top scorer Kevin (Tito Jackson) Victor Mandozia was high with Lukosius led the Saturday Scratch NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Tim Taylor led the scoring in the Sunday what a surprise 275 with a 719 278, Greg Work right behind him Trio firing a high game of 252. Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl firing a 277 game for a series. Kennny Lee 245 Robert with his 277, Gary Vincente 268, Matt Celano hit 247, Will Macrie high series of 794. Trupper 237 Joeseph Murgittroyd, Tj Valentine 268-266 750 Series, 246, Amanda Nardiello 237, Faith Tom Jordan rolled 267-783, Noah Lynch 279-783, John Ross 278- Ed Garcia 216. Jason Rybak 267-256 729 Bruce Meder 225, Madison Lukosius 757, Randy Battistus 268-722, Mike Veneziano 245-719, Joe Kowalski In another session: Kevin (Tito ) Radigan 258 Lauren Rybak 204 224, and Jess Zalewski 210. 268-718, Joe Collins 247-715, Pete Honan 257-713, John Adams 280- Jackson as usual had the high Anderson Chae 720 Series. Jess Cohen 235 712, Mike Kigner 269-707, Russ Van Housen 277-702, and Paul score of the night with a 278 258 Sun Mixed Jess Cohen led the Saturday Gerwood 279-700. 244 with a 780 series. Bill Zika Scott Tober 223 , Mike Laspada Junior Classic League firing the 238 223 222, Ken Cook 227, Joe 221 Mike Perrucci 218 Chuck high 235 game. Murgittroyd 235, Dennis Edgar Zingone 212, Lauren Pietrowicz Tori Booghton rolled 227, Christine Jay Judowski Rolled 787 Showed for the Hoboken Team showed up the guys with her 234- Jones 209, Cathy Jones 202, Kyle 234. 212-199 645. DeSiderio 198, Misty Downs 195, At North Arlington Bowl G&L Friday Night Mixed Thursday Mixed Sr’s and Brandy Collins 183. NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Jay Judowski led the scoring in the Sunday Gianite Clavelli had a great Jim Molino shot a 198 191 543 Mike Guzman 201 Morning Trios League at North Arlington Bowl firing a 276 game en game with a 278 761 and Mike Dave Karpel 190, Art Clayton still route to the session high series of 787. Biggy did very well with his doing well after his long absence Mike Guzman led the scoring in Gary Vicente rolled 298-734, Joe Kowalski 285-752, Brian Graham 269,other highlights include Tony 183 and Fran Dudas 192 the Saturday Pin Hitters League 278-749, Al-Torre Hooper 258-738, Mike Rovetto 273-730, Chris Imbriano 268,along with Chris Prime Timers firing a high game of 201. Garbode 279-726, Bill Judowski 279719, Noah Lynch 267-715, Jim Montagna 268, Tony Shin 264 258 Joe Bev 200, Guy Gruttaduria 191, Alec Hehir tossed 193, Deann Giancarlo 258-709, and Mike Kwiecien 243-702. 745. The ladies had some very Fred Tomasik 190, Genevieve Downs 156, Pagie Peters 155, Mikayla Lane 133, Christy nice high scores with Audry Worotnik 185, Bertha Minervini 176. Sharkey 132, and Rachel Katz 110. Jantzen 251, Grace Thomas 211. Most Seniors are over 70 yrs young. GGOO BBOOWWLL March 7 - 13, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 5 6 SPORTS REPORTER March 7 - 13, 2012 MONTVALE JUNIORS Ray Lavender rolled games of 267 and 237 en route to a 653 series in the Montvale singles. Chris Macchione shot a 211, 198 and 193. In the Strikers, Chris Salerno shot a 157, Kristen Benavente bowled 151, 138 and 130 games. Bumper bowler Sara Galbraith rolled a 138. Jeff Dudas 744 In OLV League WAYNE, NJ - Jeff Dudas blew away all competition in Our Lady of the Valley men’s T-Bowl II as rolled games of 263 and 257 on the way to a 744 series George Tahinos followed with 265-696. Dan Barker hit 255-657, Ben Bucaro 259-655, Chas Rogers 225- 647. Tom Kaynak 214-637, and Ed Fitzpatrick 269-636, Marty Hansen 226-625, Mike Vigorita 235-614, Harry Fivehouse 222-607, Mark Galliano 246-600 and Jim Affinito 232-599. March 7 - 13, 2012 SPORTS REPORTER 7 AT PLAZA Ian Lerner 758 MONTVALE LANES MADISON, NJ – Ian Lerner montvalelanes.com topped the scoring in the Thursday 14 West Grand Avenue, Montvale, NJ 07645 (Exit 172 G.S. Parkway) Mixed League firing a 279 game for a high series of 758. Seniors (55 and up) 9 Pin No Tap Tournament Charles Wilfong rolled 248-654, Monday March 5th, 2012 at 10:00 AM Only $10.00 entry fee Mike Jenkins 241-626, and Linda This will be our 4th monthly tournament and it has been great fun for all participants. 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Jon Russo 692 Rick’s Pro Shop Has an outstanding reputation for ball drilling and customer service MADISON, NJ – Jon Russo led the scoring in the Pharma Plus Mike Funtsch – Manager Jason Oppelt – Assistant Manager League firing a 238 game for a Jean Fulmore – League Coordinator high series of 692. Ellie Cauwels – Junior Program Coordinator John Lulewicz shot 234, Les Call for more information: Barnum 227, and Joe Fosko 590. 201-391-3400 8 SPORTS REPORTER March 7 - 13, 2012 Lexus Lopez Pair of Deuces THE MAGIC AT FARMINGDALE Puts Lyndhurst on Top AT MAJESTIC Joe Casale 766 By Vince Albrecht FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe Casale topped the scoring in the Thursday Lyndhurst junior anchor Lexus Lopez sparked the Golden Bears to a Rollin E. Ball 686 3-Man League blasting games of 297-245-224 for a high series of 766. key sweep of defending champion Becton with solid scores of 210,203. HOPELAWN, NJ – Rollin E. Justin Dellicarpini rolled 248-258-257-763, Thomas Colon 279-249- Senior Carmine Battista added a 213 for the victors in the well-played Ball topped the scoring in the 214-742, Zbigniew Kamirowski 203-279-257-739, Joe Gentiel 279, Joe contest while Becton anchor Joe Bocage rolled 210 for the Wildcats. Thursday Nite Mixed League fir- Muscat 278-699, Michael Berardino 268-243-697, and John Bergen In other Meadowlands Division play, Leonia’s Eugene Lee tallied ing games of 253-224-209 for a 248-246-753. 192,187 in leading the Lions over New Milford, 5-0. Rutherford senior high series of 686. Sal Celauro, Jr. 741 Max Gruttadauria’s 193 and sophomore Danny Bivin’s182 spurred the Kyle Jannuzzi rolled 232-202- FARMINGDALE, NY – Sal Celauro, Jr. topped the scoring in the Bulldogs to a 5-0 win over Queen of Peace; high for the Golden Griffins 629, Vinny Medvetz 234, Matt Tuesday Nite Owls League blasting games of 278-233-230 for a high was junior Dan Rebolo’s 178. Secaucus rode sophomores’ Mike Cestone 236, and Charles Meyer series of 741. Schoendorf’s 217 and Austin Masser, Jr’s 192,184 to a sweep of 253. Lou Rodriguez rolled 248-259-216-723, BJ Fuller 203-235-257-695, Harrison; high for the Blue Tide was Lucas Noguiera’s 170. In the Merck League Tom Brian Beale 235-224-234-693, and Victor Cassano, Sr. 202-222-249-673. In Patriot Division action, it remains a five-team race for the top, Vickery rolled 204-245-620, Fred Catapano 717 although current co-leader Wood-Ridge’s schedule would appear to Danielle Palmiotto 243, and Bill favor them down the stretch. The Blue Devils are peaking at the right Pyrz 234. FARMINGDALE, NY – Fred Catapano paced the scoring in the Tuesday time with the return of senior Joe Tartiglione who led yesterday’s tri- John Sylso 666 Early Birds League firing games of 255-268 for a high series of 717. umph over Hasbrouck Heights with 209,192; Dean Loucka, averaging Kerrick Jones rolled 2392-32-242-713, Frankie Berardino 235-217- HOPELAWN, NJ – John Syslo just shy of 190, added a 204 for Wood-Ridge. 258-710, Steve Coleman 2572-57-703, Jim McGlynn 225-214-258-697, topped the Thursday Mixed Nuts Wallington had a strong team showing in the Panthers’ win over Charlie Turner 235-233-225-693, and Mike Garrido 268. tossing 215-259- 666. Hawthorne Christian, but will need more of the same in its match against David Brand 713 Don M. Hellhake shot 208-223- St Mary. Eric Bajek’s 196 and Danny Pastor’s 192 fed Wallington’s sea- 213-644, Brian Petretta 201-235- FARMINGDALE, NY – David Brand paced the scoring in the Wednesday son-high 742 second game while the Defenders’ best came from Grace 634, and Mike P. Kennelly 243 Party League firing games of 212-253-248 for a high series of 713. Leveroni and Tate Olson. Park Ridge bounced back from their loss to Eric Vazquez shot 202-286-224-712, Brian Beale 238-222-214-674, Wood-Ridge with a sweep of Bogota as senior anchor Dan Wuhrman Briane Siemers 202-247-216-665, Irene O’Malley 224, and Dawn Cecere continued his assault of the plastic-coats with 221,205; sophomore Kyle GGOO BBOOWWLL 218-212. Ladewig contributed a 200 for the Owls.