December 1 - 7, 2010 50 Cents Steve Lickliter Tops Sam Maccarone Jason Burgess, Jay Judowski 817 to Win PBA East/Central Region in Sunday Morning Trios NO
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The East's Most Read Bowling Weekly Sports Reporter The Nation's Leading Bowling Tournament Newspaper Since 1940 Vol. 71 No. 39 December 1 - 7, 2010 50 cents Steve Lickliter tops Sam Maccarone Jason Burgess, Jay Judowski 817 To Win PBA East/Central Region In Sunday Morning Trios NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Jason Keith Dobres tossed a 279 in a 776 Brookville Lanes Senior Open Burgess and Jay Judowski shared series followed by Frank Buonanno the spotlight while competing in rolling 258-762, Anthony By Russ Mills the Sunday Morning Trios League Buonanno 278-756, Noah Lynch BROOKVILLE, Pa. – Steve at North Arlington Bowl when 267-755, Gary Vicente 289-750, Lickliter of Beaver, W.Va., defeat- they both posted 817 sets. Burgess Tom Wusyk 298-745, Jackie Willis ed Sam Maccarone of Sewell, firing a pair of 290 games to high- 259-741, Rick Warren 254-729, N.J., 206-180, to win the light his series and Judowski John LoGuidice 258-728, Randy Professional Bowlers Association highlighted his series with a 279 Battistus 278-726, Justin Sloan 245- East/Central Region Brookville game. 706, and Rody Kemple 266-706. Lanes Senior Open presented by TJ’s Restaurant & Lounge at John Kaminski Blasted 300 Brookville Lanes. The win was Lickliter’s 15th At Majestic Lanes career regional title. Lickliter HOPELAWN, NJ – John Eric Oppenheimer 224-279-257- earned $1,500 for the win while Kaminski blasted a 300 game 760, Jaydee Luistro 245-233-259- Maccarone earned $825 as the along with 244-234 for a 778 737, Bill Buckley 227-257-243- runner-up. series in the Madison Park Men’s 727, Jason Gomez 242-270-214- Lickliter defeated Gary Shultis League at Majestic Lanes. 726, Dennis Smith 235-266-725, of Levittown, N.Y., 217-157, and Joe Herber shot 257-276-290- and Jaime Mugnone 2092-22-237- Maccarone defeated Bill Burns of 823, Jeff Scire 290-290-215-795, 668. Elizabeth, Pa., 208-181, in the semifinal round. Shultis and Burns each earned Tom Mernagh 300 at Stelton $725 as semifinal round losers. Champion Steve Lickliter, left, receives check and plaque from co- PISCATAWAY, NJ – Tom 726, DJ Cramer, Jr. 233-190-279- Also earning a paycheck at the proprietor Dan Overholzer. Mernagh earned top honors in the 702, Ed Bienvenue 269, Don event were: Burns def. Darryl Bower, Mars, Pa., 3-1; Burns def. Richard Thursday Nite Men’s League at Anione 266, George Figgs 265, Round of 8 (best of three games, Middletown, Pa., 2-1. Schukert Jr., Edinburg, Pa., 3-2; Stelton Lanes firing games of 245- Danny Eremias 270, Glenn losers eliminated and earned $625 In the Round of 16 (best of five Zaffino def. George Tignor, 246-300 for a high series of 791. Wilson 261, and Marc Lucarelli each): games, losers eliminated and Winchendon, Mass., 3-2; Bower Tim Sickoria shot 195-255-276- 258. Lickliter def. Michael Tweed Sr., earned $550 each): def. Patric Donaghue, Honeoye Camp Hill, Pa., 2-0; Maccarone Lickliter def. Harv Pallas, Falls, N.Y., 3-0; Tweed def. John Keri May 299-798 at T-Bowl def. Jeff Zaffino, Warren, Pa., 2-1; Stevensville, Mich., 3-0; Maccarone Chapman, Brampton, Ont., 3-1; Shultis def. Harry Sullins, def. Michael Lamb, Dayton, Ohio, Sullins def. Dale Csuhta, WAYNE, NJ - Keri May led the scoring in the Wednesday Early Mixed Chesterfield Twp., Mich., 2-1; 3-2; Shultis def. Robert Michalokjo, Wadsworth, Ohio, 3-0. League at T- Bowl firing a high game of 299 en route to the high series of 798. Dave Sabin 300 Ed O’Neill hit 286-751, Jim Demas 258-750, Frank Oriente 256, Mike Scroggins and Dale Traber Robert Evelyn 681, Ed Connors 247-671, and Cheryl laRosa 278-666. Win PBA Regional Events At Majestic HOPELAWN, NJ – Dave Sabin Randy Battistus, Keith Deobres 300 Mike Scroggins and Dale Koeltzow from Wheat Ridge, fired a 300 game to take the spot- Traber competing in separate Colo., 280-184, in the Round of light in the Middlesex County At North Arlington Bowl Professional Bowlers 4 to set up the championship Classic League at Majestic Lanes. NO. ARLINGTON, NJ – Randy Battistus and Keith Dobres each blasted Association (PBA) regional match. Ferman Crisco, Sr. shot 275-256- perfect with a 300 game while rolling in the Sunday Morning Trios events in other parts of the coun- Also on Nov. 7, Dale Traber of 245-776, Dennis Smith 266-247-258- League at North Arlington Bowl-O-Drome. try also collected titles. Cedarburg, Wis., defeated Mike 771, Frank Wagner 224-226-278- Jim Giancarlo tossed one pin shy of perfection with a 299 game en Mike Scroggins of Amarillo, Zicha of Streamwood, Ill., 279- 728, Glenn Mohr, Jr. 233-209-285- route to a 750 set. Texas, defeated Lonnie Waliczek 222, to win the PBA 726, Bill Golden 254-233-237-724. Joe Kowalski rolled 280-786 followed by Ken Carson 269-759, Giles of Wichita, Kan., 201-193, to Midwest/Central Region’s Ward 268-758, Al-Torre Hooper 287-758, John Adams 257-756, win his 35th PBA Regional title Victory Lanes Senior Open in Anthony Imbriano 266-733, and Jay Judowski 290-731. in the joint PBA Southwest/West Kankakee, Ill. The title was Darryl Newell 300 Region Farmington Open at Traber’s second of the year and at Plaza Lanes Bowlero Lanes in Farmington, his 45th overall PBA Regional Gary Vicente, Michael Pasch 300 N.M., on Nov. 7. title. He earned $1,600. MADISON, NJ – Darryl Newell Scroggins, who won $2,500, Traber defeated Harry Sullins rolled twelve strikes in a row to tally At Lodi Lanes threw two strikes in the 10th of Chesterfield Twp., Mich., a 300 game while bowling in the in LODI, NJ – Gary Vicente and Michael Pasch each blasted a 300 game frame to nip Waliczek. Scroggins 279-192, while Zicha edged Paul the CMIL League at Plaza Lanes. in the Monday Classic League at Lodi Lanes but it was John Sperone defeated Gary Skidmore of Gerard of Cincinnati, 189-180, Chris DeAngelis hit 765, who had high series for the session with an 802 set. Albuquerque, N.M., 248-192, in the semifinal round to set up Margaret Byrne 267-704, and Luis Mercado hit 298, Mark Newman 797, Gary Janz 766, Jennifer while Waliczek defeated Kris the championship match. Alice Bednarik 200. Deblasi 266-680, and Ally Gomer 236. 2 SPORTS REPORTER December 1 - 7, 2010 Joan Taylor’s Nick DeLia 779 in Ten Pin Rap.... Montvale Major Susan Helfrich who manages the day desk at Boonton Lanes By Joe Rizzi informed me of her recent experience combining bowling with MONTVALE, NJ - Nick DeLia fundraising. Her son’s school needed money for their soccer program. was the high scorer this in the More and more schools are cutting programs such as sports and the Montvale Major League, bowling arts with forced budget cuts. Here is Susan’s story: a 779 series on games of 266, 234 “I arranged and hosted a Rock and Bowl-a-thon on November 14 (at and 279. Despite Nick’s fine Boonton Lanes). This evolved from a Hopatcong High School soccer effort, North Jersey Turf & Trim There is no such thing as Tournament bowling is coach and parent meeting. We wanted to raise money for uniforms, was routed by tournament time---because fun, and always profitable. warm-up suits, and new water bottles. How pathetic that most of the BuddiesProShop.com, 27-3. Ray there are fine tournaments It isn't always profitable in team’s water bottles had holes in them. Keim bowled 258-692, Alex being conducted 12 months a financial sense, though “I never thought I would see the day when it came down to paying Kowalchuk 237-662, Joe Cauwels of the year. many have won cash, mer- to play a high school sport. In the beginning of this soccer season I 236-661 and Larry Toppin 258- Ever stop to think of how chandise, trips, and other heard that some parents had to buy pieces of uniforms because there 650 for the winning team. many bowling tournaments goodies, large and small. was a shortage. My son has been a varsity soccer player since his Rick Whitling bowled 242-276- are available in the world But you always enter into a freshman year and now he is a junior. The team had to give preference 235—753, leading GP’s each year? An educated new and exciting phase of to seniors, then juniors, and so on. So my son got a warm-up jacket Restaurant to a 27-3 rout over guess might put the figure the sport where the compe- with a broken zipper that I paid to have replaced. GDC Contracting. Keith Lee at more than 10,000. tition is different but the “As a result of governor-elect Chris Christy’s budget cuts, we almost rolled 257-230-258—745, but There are big money, small game is the same. didn’t even have a soccer program this year. Many programs were despite his effort Rick’s Pro Shop money and no money tour- How can you tell if a tour- abandoned because of big budget cuts. was defeated by The Game Zone, naments. There are family, nament is a good one? But the new soccer coach, Brian Carr, was motivated. He urged the 16.5-13.5. school, church, business, Check out those conducting team to work for what they needed. There were no options. Everyone Other scores for the week profession, city, county, the tournament, where it is pulled together to make successful fundraisers.