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February 2010
Your Guide to Local Bowling News and Scores
Vol. I – Issue 8
Fulton boys
repeat as
sectional
champs
For the second straight year, Fulton won
the overall Section III boys bowling team
title and advanced to the state championships
March 6-7 in Poughkeepsie.
Fulton finished first over Tri-Valley League
powers V-V-S and New Hartford in the overall team standings Feb. 14 at Pin-O-Rama in
Utica. All teams bowled a three-game set followed by 15 Baker games to determine champions.
The Raiders were also the Class A champions. Jondn Tryniski had the top three-game
block for the Raiders with a 650. V-V-S won
the Class B title and Frankfort-Schuyler took
home the Class C/D crown.
This year’s Section III All-Star Team is
made up of the high average bowlers from
the four Section III leagues and the two top
bowlers from the sectional tournament. Fulton bowlers had the top two averages in the
OHSL. But because the Raiders are headed to
states as a team, Connor Harrington of CBA
earned the OHSL spot on the all-star team.
The other league high average bowlers are:
Jamie Cliff of Oswego (CNYCL), Steve Piatkowski of Canastota (Center State Conference)
and Josh Mennig of V-V-S (TVL). Rounding
out the all-star team are Henninger’s Bobby
Moro (726 series) and V-V-S’ Tristan Tormey
(703). Moro and Tormey were the top two individual finishers at sectionals.
Tom Baker
Mark Roth
Mike Faliero
Jack Moran
Roth, Baker, Faliero, Moran to enter
Empire State Bowling Hall of Fame
by Mike Pettinella
Bowling fans in Western New
York won’t have to drive too far
to witness the induction of professional bowling greats Mark Roth
and Tom Baker, along with amateur
standout Mike Faliero and bowling
industry leader Jack Moran, into
the Empire State USBC Bowling
Association Hall of Fame.
The induction ceremony is
scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Saturday,
April 10 at Antonio’s Banquet &
Conference Center, 7708 Niagara
Falls Boulevard, Niagara Falls,
N.Y., (inside the Quality Inn). The
dinner is being held in conjunction with the ESUSBCBA’s annual
delegates meeting, which will take
place earlier in the day.
Tickets are $30 each for the dinner ($270 for a table of 10) and
can be obtained by calling 315-
623-7100 or sending an email to
esusbcba@twcny.rr.com. Seating
is limited so those interested in attending should reserve their tickets
as soon as possible.
Roth, a Fulton resident, and
Baker, a Buffalo native now residing in King, N.C., are two of the
biggest names in the history of the
Professional Bowlers Association.
Originally from Brooklyn, Roth
burst onto the PBA scene with
a cranking, hard-throwing style,
which set the stage for many of today’s players. He won PBA Player of the Year honors four times
– 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1984, and
led the Tour in average in six different seasons, including a then-record 221.699 in 1979.
Roth won a record eight titles
in 1978 and seven more the next
year. He finished his career with
34 Tour titles and $1.6 million in
earnings. He was inducted into
the PBA Hall of Fame in 1987, the
USBC Hall of Fame in 2009 and
was voted No. 5 on the list of the
“PBA’s 50 Greatest Players of the
Last 50 Years.”
Tragically, Roth, 58, suffered a
stroke last June which has left him
partially paralyzed on his left side.
Baker, 55, is still going strong
on the PBA Senior Tour following
a stellar 32-year career on the regular tour – a career that is marked
by 10 titles, including the 2004
PBA World Championship. His
best year came in 1981 when he
captured three titles and broke the
$100,000 mark in single-season
earnings.
“Bakes” has dominated the PBA
Senior Tour since joining in 2005,
winning four Senior major titles
and four Senior standard tournaments, while continuing to compete on the regular tour. He was
named Senior Rookie of the Year
and Senior Player of the Year in
2005, becoming the only senior
player to earn both honors in a
single season.
He won Senior Player of the Year
honors again in 2006 and 2007, an
unprecedented streak in the history
of the PBA Senior Tour.
Baker has earned $1.7 million
as a professional bowler. Elected
to the PBA Hall of Fame in 1999,
Baker was voted No. 42 on the
PBA top 50 list.
Faliero, a West Seneca resident, has an impressive resume
of achievements at the collegiate
continued on page 2
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Left-hander Lee Burnett, of Lyons, earned the
top seed of stepladder finals at the 51st annual
Post-Standard Masters Bowling Tournament at
Lakeview Bowling Center on Feb. 14.
Burnett (7-0) clinched the top seed with
back-to-back wins over Rick Adams and Steve
Suslik. Burnett, 38, entered the finals with a 215
match-play average. Top prize for the Masters
is $2,500.
Because of publication deadlines, the results
of the Masters finals were unavailable at press
time. Look of a full report on the championship
round at Erie Blvd. Lanes in the next edition of
The CNY Striker.
Qualifying for the one-game stepladder finals
were Burnett, second-seeded Suslik (6-1, 220.2
avg.), third-seeded Cliff Saliba (7-1, 226) and
fourth-seeded Adams (6-1, 223).
Saliba, who won the tournament in 1992 and
2005, is the only former Masters champion
to advance. He is looking to become the first
three-time champion since Andy Melnyk.
Placing fifth and sixth this year was Ray Cyr,
Jr. and 2000 champ Dean Distin. Both finished
in the top six last year. Chris Leonard and Kris
O’Donaghy II took seventh and eighth place.
O’Donaghy rolled a 811 series on Feb. 14 in
match play but Chris Cooper won the Bert Sarno
Award for high match play series with a 813.
☞
Melfi rolls back-to-back 300’s at Rainbow Lanes
Jim Melfi was a one-man strike force Feb. 4 in the Dale Bliss Memorial League at Rainbow
Lanes in Auburn.
Melfi opened with 12 straight strikes for a perfect game on lanes 3-4. In his second game,
Melfi continued to punish the pins as he finished with another 300 game. He rolled another
strike to start his third game to make it 25 consecutive strikes. But in the second frame, he
broke off, leaving a 10-pin.
Melfi started another strike streak by rolling seven in row and was looking at a possible 880
series going into the 10th frame. But in the 10th, Melfi left a 7-pin on his first ball then finished
with a 7-pin on his fill ball to finish with a 858 series.
To read more about Melfi’s exciting night, go to www.auburnusbc.com. Story information
is courtesy of Ron Rizzo and the Auburn USBC Web site.
Congratulations, Jim Melfi!
Petrowski
needs your
v o t e s
Joey Petrowski is ready for a PBA Experience.
Petrowski, of East Syracuse, is one of 18
national amateurs selected for the PBA Experience Showdown, a USBC contest where
online voters choose who will get a chance
to bowl on the PBA telecast against the tour
players.
Petrowski, who bowls weekly in the PBA
Experience League at Bowl Mor on Tuesday
nights, must finish among the highest six
vote-getters to receive an all-expense paid
trip to Arlington, Texas.
The six finalists bowl at the USBC International Bowling Center in a six-game qualifier in early April. The top qualifier will have
an opportunity to compete on the televised
PBA Experience Showdown final that will
air April 11.
Petrowski was selected in a random drawing by the USBC for the Chameleon Pattern,
which is used on the pro tour. The USBC notified Petrowski by phone Feb. 2 that he was
a finalist.
“This is an awesome opportunity for me
and I want to try and take full advantage,”
said Petrowski, who has bowled in the PBA
Experience League for the last five years.
To cast your vote for Petrowski, go to
www.bowl.com. Online voting begins Feb.
15 and will run until the end of February.
   The CNY Striker
February 2010
Award Scores
300 Games
Dec. 22 Howard “Jamie” Long
Caz Sports Bowl
Jan. 3 Henry Buie Sports Bowl
Jan. 20 Jim Lahah Bowl-Mor
Jan. 22 Chris Leonard Bowl-Mor
Jan. 22 Jeremy Macri Bowl-Mor
Jan. 22 RJ Blanchard Thunderbird
Jan. 25 Alan Lemanczyk Bowl-Mor
Jan. 25 Pat Walsh Green Acres
Jan. 27 Mario Ponzo Lakeview
Jan. 27 Dan Leska Flamingo
Jan. 27 Ray Burton Flamingo
Jan. 29 Ken Collins Bowl-Mor
Jan. 29 Dave Starling Sr. Bowl-Mor
Jan. 30 Gary Rozyczko Strike N Spare
Feb. 2 Jeff Chapman Erie Blvd
Feb. 4 Ralph Staiano Lakeview
11 in a Row
Nov. 29 Kevin Scanell Bowl-Mor 298
Dec. 28 Evan Lott 279 Flamingo
Jan. 9 Matt Hardy Flamingo 290
Jan. 15 Dave Demperio 290 Thunderbird
Jan. 18 Uriah Montclair 295 Lakeview
Jan. 19 Stan Latray Strike N Spare 296
Jan. 20 Wayne Confer 279 Green Acres
Jan. 20 Stan LaTray 299 Flamingo
Jan. 20 Alvin Henderson 299 Flamingo
Jan. 22 Jim Zimmerman Thunderbird 297
Jan. 24 Robert Mushtare 290 Sports Bowl
Jan. 26 Matt Schumacher 290 Lakeview
Jan. 26 Dave Brownlee 290 Erie Blvd.
Jan. 30 John Tirinato 299 Bowling Green
Jan. 29 Dave Maxsween Bowl-Mor 290
Feb. 1 Richard Leonardo Bowl-Mor 290
800 Series
Jan. 22 Chris Leonard 808 Bowl-Mor
Jan. 27 Sam Ventura 802 Flamingo
Jan. 29 Dave Starling Sr. Bowl-Mor 806
Feb. 3 Jeremy Macri Flamingo 821
History of t h e S B A :
The Win Scheding Tournament
By John Savage
Each year on the Thursday prior to Ash Wednesday, an
annual bowling tradition began in 1953 -- the Win Scheding
Pro-Am. Four friends started the tournament as a way to
have fun and also raise money for needy causes. These four
individuals were: Win Scheding, Ed Reddy, Red Parton and
Whitey Brenneman. It was first held at Seneca Lanes, which
was owned by Scheding.
All of these individuals would eventually become members
of the Syracuse Bowling Association Hall of Fame. The Pro-Am
event would pair good bowlers with sportswriters, television
personalities, radio personalities, corporate people, stars from
other sports and many sports-minded people who wanted to
have a good time as well as help local charities.
As the Pro-Am grew, it would eventually move to the 40-lane
Fairmount Lanes. The bowling was free at Fairmount and the
participants would donate money to the designated charity for
that year. Also, the bowlers would only have to pay for their bar
bill, which at times could be extensive. There were all kinds of
raffles that would also bring in a substantial amount of money.
The tournament continued at Strike and Spare Lanes in
Mattydale and has since moved to Flamingo Bowl.
Win Scheding
National Championship ready to begin
The 107th annual USBC Open Championships is set to begin
Feb. 20 at the National Bowling Stadium in Reno, Nevada.
The 2010 tournament will run until July 4 (last day of team
competition).
So far, more than 14,000 teams are scheduled to make the trip to
Reno’s National Bowling Stadium during the tournament’s 136day run. It will be the event’s record ninth visit to Reno and the
sixth time the tournament will be held at the 78-lane NBS.
Women’s Championship in El Paso
The 2010 USBC Women’s Championships will be held in El
Paso. More than 5,800 teams are scheduled to usher in a new era
on the tournament lanes.
For the first time, the 91st annual Women’s Championships will
be held in a convention-center setting. USBC will install 48 lanes
and the world’s largest mobile scoreboard inside the El Paso Convention and Performing Arts
Center, and the tournament will feature three divisions, instead of five, and an all-handicap
format for the first time.
For more information on the USBC Women’s Championships, visit bowl.com.
Tell us your story
Many local teams and bowlers participate in the national champions and The CNY Striker
wants to know all the details. Please e-mail The CNY Striker at thecnystriker@yahoo.com
with any news and scores regarding local bowlers at nationals.
Red Parton – 1988
Ed Reddy – 1980
Whitey Brenneman – 1975
Win Scheding Tournament
The Win Scheding Pro-Am Tournament, one of the longest-running charity bowling events
in Syracuse, drew 116 participants Feb. 11 at Flamingo Bowl. Once again, the Turner’s Club was
well-represented at the 57th annual tournament with 40 entries.
All proceeds from the Win Scheding Tournament, including 50/50 and ball raffles, will go to
the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Elmcrest Children’s Center. Last year, the tournament
donated $1,000 to each of those charities.
The Win Scheding is also held to honor six individuals for their contributions to local bowling:
Scheding, Whitey Brenneman, Bill Reddy, Red Parton, Ed Reddy and Bud VanderVeer. The nonsanctioned tournament was coordinated by Joe M. Paussa and his staff.
Jack Hamlin and Mike McCracken donated the use of Flamingo Bowl for the afternoon.
Championship plaques were donated by Saliba’s Pro Shop. Richie Sposato and Mark MacBain
also donated bowling balls for the raffle.
Dave Demperio posted the high game with a 300.
Sandy Argus (left) and Mark
MacBain have some fun while
helping with this year’s Win Scheding Tournament.
Tournament coordinator Joe
Paussa (left) checks in Jeremy
Macri before the annual tournament on Feb. 11.
State HOF story
continued from page 1
and amateur tournament levels, including the
championship of the International Eliminator in
2000 (where he won $100,000) and the Greater
Buffalo USBC Masters tourney in 2007.
The former Erie Community College AllAmerican also has several New York State
titles to his credit, including doubles (1984,
2004), team (2004) and Masters (1991). He
has more than 25 perfect games and a dozen
800 series, and has won gold, silver and bronze
medals in international competitions.
He was elected to the National Junior College Sports Hall of Fame in 2001 and the
Greater Buffalo USBC Hall of Fame in 2008.
Currently, he is manager of Strikers Lanes in
West Seneca.
Moran, well known as proprietor of Roseland Bowl in Canandaigua, has helped shape
the course of organized bowling over the past
25 years, most notably as a high-ranking officer
with the New York State and national Bowling
Proprietors Association of America.
He was president of the NYS BPA from
1994-96, and president of BPAA national from
2002-04. He also has served as president of
the New York State Bowling Council, Finger
Lakes BPA and Greater Rochester BPA. He
has served on numerous BPAA committees at
the national and state levels.
A certified bowling coach, he has instructed
students at Finger Lakes Community College
and Canandaigua Academy for many years.
His many honors include the NYSBPA Service Award, BPAA Certificate of Achievement,
Canandaigua Rotarian of the Year, and NYS
WBA and Rochester bowling Proprietor of the
Year. He also was the recipient of the BPAA
President’s Medal.
Roth, Baker, Faliero and Moran will join
the other 119 individuals who will be grandfathered in from the former New York State
Bowling Association Hall of Fame to the ESUSBCBA Hall of Fame.
The CNY Striker   February 2010
THE P-S MASTERS
NOTEBOOK
Chris Cooper scores
first-ever 800
Chris Cooper now has family bragging rights.
Cooper rolled back-to-back 289 games en route to a career-high
813 series during match play of The Post-Standard Masters Tournament on Feb. 6 at Flamingo Bowl.
Cooper, the son of Jean Cooper, now has the top series in the
Cooper family.
“I’m really excited,” Cooper said. “I finally beat my mom’s high
of 793.”
Chris used two balls during his 800 series. He left a 4-pin in the first game and in the second game
he left a 2-pin. Cooper’s previous career best was 791.
“I was hitting my target and being accurate and making good shots,” Cooper said.
Cooper said he was more worried about winning his first match against Shawn Cook than bowling
an 800 series. Cooper defeated Cook, 813-730.
“I wasn’t really thinking about the score at the time because I was trying to beat the guy I was
bowling,” Cooper said. “It was a tough win.”
Cooper said he had a chance to shoot in the 840 range with a strong third game. But an ill-timed
split cost him.
“In the 10th frame, I can strike out for 268 but I go up and leave a blowout 7-10 and shoot 235
with an open in the 10th,” Cooper said.
Masters Qualifying: Lessons Learned
I bowled in the Masters for the first time in 25
years. I have been a bowler since the late 50’s. I
have kept a 200 average for the last 25 years. I
oiled lanes daily for 19 years (1970’s through the
1980’s at Cazenovia). I had heard of the reverse
oil pattern or reverse block a couple of years
ago but paid no attention to it. For some goofy
reason, I decided to try the Masters again.
I checked the paper Sunday morning to see
how the scores were. I asked a few bowlers
about the lane condition and how they bowled.
The info that I received was that the shot was
around the second arrow (just one board left).
They all said that they didn’t bowl well because
they missed several easy spares.
So Sunday off I go with four other bowlers.
I only own three balls. One is a three-year-old
plastic; another is a 10-year-old plastic/rubber
thing that I assumed liked oil. The last one is a
20-year-old plastic for the 10-pin.
My first three tries on the second arrow during practice I never came up to the head pin. I
moved right and gave it two more tries on the
first arrow. I hit the head pin.
At my age, I usually know that during practice, the ball weighs 25 to 30 pounds. Before I
start, I should move my start position about two
boards left because the arm swing doesn’t hurt
as much as during practice and I usually put a
little more lift on the ball.
Now the tournament starts. But I didn’t move
left. I stayed where I got my two strikes during practice. In my first seven frames, I nicked
the head pin once and missed the head pin on
the right six times. I tried slowing down. I tried
more lift. I switched balls. But I still had not said
“Uncle”. After the 8th frame, one of my friends
said, “Go between the second and third arrow.”
He let me use one of his balls that was supposed
to hook more. The ninth and 10th frames were
practice balls trying to find out where to shoot.
With my first game is over, I hit the head pin
four times (one was a nick).
Game 2 started out with a buried hit and
I left the 10-pin. I did not use my 10-pin ball
and of course, the borrowed ball hung the gut-
by Dick Cargill
ter and went left when it almost got to the 10pin. I got strikes for the next three frames (they
were thin). I was hitting the crack between the
12th and 13th board. The 5th and 6th frames,
again, never hit the head pin. I had missed my
mark and hit the crack between the 11th and
12th board (a one board miss). The 7th and 8th
frames were with more lift (and more speed by
mistake) and I skimmed the head pin. I ended
up with a 190 something. It was now “Uncle”
time.
I decided to concentrate on other nearby
bowlers. The older guys like me were using the
third arrow exactly, stroking the ball and doing
very well. They would string four or five strikes
and then leave a mess. When they did leave the
mess, they had swung the ball one board too far
to the right and the ball floated. I have always
been a stroker so I knew exactly what they were
doing. As I scanned down through the other
bowlers, all were using the second arrow or any
board outside the 12th and were doing terrible.
Everyone using inside the 12th board were doing well.
So, for next year (I will try again), it should
be easier. I do know that for practice, I will be
using the 16th board. I will also be doing everything I can to not let my ball hit the 12th board
or any board to the right. I will also be sure to
concentrate on picking up all my spares using
only those inside 12 o 13 boards. I won’t listen
to other bowlers, and just watch the old-timers
(like me) the strokers. I am assuming that for
the past three years (maybe longer), the reverse
oil pattern has been used. It will be very easy
to tell next year. Start practice on the third arrow and never let your ball hit the 12th board
or any board to the right of it. If the ball hooks
well enough on the 15th board, that is where to
start. If the ball skates (or floats) when it hits the
12th board, then adjust so that it doesn’t happen.
I know now that if I could have bowled three
more games on any of those lanes, I could have
hit 600. But for this year, I will just have to be
satisfied with my 400-something, my first one
in a few years.
Secretary’s Corner
I would like to address an issue that is often misunderstood among league secretaries.
It’s the issue of certification (or as we used to call it, sanctioning). If you are running a
sanctioned league then all bowlers participating in the league must be sanctioned. It seems
obvious I know, but you would be surprised how often this procedure is ignored. When a
bowler is subbing in your league and he or she tells you that they are sanctioned in another
league they STILL need to fill out a new sanction card for your league stating the name
of the league and where they paid their sanction fee. If they have not actually paid in that
league you will receive a letter from the SBA office telling you that you have an ineligible
bowler in your league. I would suggest that all league secretaries read rule # 101a and
101b in your rule book concerning membership requirements. Allowing a non-sanctioned
bowler in your league can result in a forfeit of points or the vacating of award scores.
At the start of each night of league play, take a walk up and down the lanes and look
for people that you don’t recognize. Some teams may bring in a sub and “forget” to tell
you. You may hear something to the effect of “He’s only going to bowl this one time”.
It does not matter. They still need to be sanctioned. If you have any questions regarding
these procedures, please contact either the SBA or the SWBA office.
Just a reminder, please do not wait until the end of the season to turn in your award
applications. If you hold them too long we cannot guarantee you will have in time for
your banquet.
“Hit ‘em good” – Kevin Peirson
High rollers: Gary Rozyczko, of Syracuse, won the Win Scheding Award as the
tournament’s top qualifier with a 769 series. Rozyczko was also the only player to roll an
award score during qualifying with a 300 game. He added another perfect game during match
play in a 773-566 win over Peter Moro Jr.
But Rozyczko’s stay in the tournament was short-lived. He was eliminated in his third match
by his best friend, Dave Gonzalski. It was just the second time Gonzalski and Rozyczko went
head-to-head in a tournament.
“If I had to lose to some one I’m glad it was Dave,” Rozyczko said.
Dean Distin rolled a 300 game in the first round of match play. It is the second straight year
Distin has recorded a perfect game in Masters competition at Flamingo.
“It’s becoming a good habit,” Distin said.
Masters draws big numbers: For the third straight year, the Masters drew more
than 900 entries. This year’s qualifying drew 917 competitors which was four off from last
year. The 8:30 a.m. squad on Jan. 20 drew a tournament-record 123 walk-ins and a total of 189
players walked in overall.
The magic number: The cut-off score to make match play was 616, 10 pins lower than
last year’s cut off score. Four players were tied at 616 and a roll-off was needed to decide
the final two spots. Chris Cook (687) and Frank Bailey (632) won the roll-off against David
Ghezzi (611) and Kristy Moro (596). It was the third straight year a roll-off was needed to
decide the last two match play spots.
Oh brother: There were four sets of brothers who qualified for match play: Josh and
Mike McClusky, Chris and Jeff Cooper, Kris and Nick Goodfellow and Shawn and Chris
Cook. Chris Cooper achieved a career-best series of 813 in his first match against Shawn
Cook. It was Cooper’s first-ever 800 series.
Cefalo still has game: Mike Cefalo, 65, has the distinction of being the oldest
player to qualify for match play. He rolled a 631 in qualifying but was knocked out of match
play after two matches.
Masters champs: Seven champions reached match play: Tom Minnegan (1976), Andy
Melnyk (1987, 1995, 2007), Dean Distin (2000), Cliff Saliba (1992, 2005), Jimmy Zimmerman
(2006), John Kohanski Jr. (1999, 2002) and defending champ Randy Webster.
Minnegan, 63, took a few years off from bowling in the Masters before returning with great
success. Minnegan entered this year with his teammates from the GSL.
“I just didn’t feel like I wanted to bowl in it,” Minnegan said. “It’s a good tournament. It’s
well-handled and well-managed. It’s fun to be here.”
Big scores at Flamingo: Conditions at Flamingo Bowl for the first weekend of
match play seemed to bring out the best in bowlers. One week after 917 competitors could
only scratch out six 700 series at AMF Strike N Spare in qualifying, match play bowlers posted
a whopping 66 700 series in two days, including an 800. Last year there were 48 700 or 800
series at Flamingo in match play.
A rare DQ: A rules violation forced tournament officials to disqualify 17-year-old Mike
Suarez from match play on Feb. 7. For the first time, only bowlers 18 years of age or older by
Jan. 30 were eligible to compete in the tournament. After Suarez won his first match against
Jim Tarby Jr., 672-657, officials discovered the violation. Suarez, who finished in the top 10 of
the Auburn Masters, was DQ’d during his second match.
“It’s unfortunate that Tarby lost but we couldn’t go backward after the next match was in
progress,” tournament director Bill Vangel told The Post-Standard.
For more tournament notes, stories and reader comments on the Masters,
go to blog.syracuse.com/sports/bowling.
2010 MASTERS TOURNAMENT NUMBERS
Number of entries: 917 (last year 921)
Cut-off score: 616 (last year 626)
Walk-ins: 189 (last year 197)
High qualifying series: 769, Gary Rozyczko (last year 750, Jennifer Creno)
Award scores in qualifying: 1 (perfect game Gary Rozyczko)
MASTERS BOWLING RECORDS
Largest field: 1,165 (1989 at Strike N Spare)
Highest qualifying series: 824, Kevin Scannell (1995 at Flamingo)
Highest match play series: 833, Ray Cyr (2009 at Flamingo)
Highest series in a final: 746, Jimmy Zimmerman (2006)
Longest match play win streak: 18 Don Brush (2008-09)
Youngest champion: 20, John Kohanski Jr. (1999)
Most championship appearances: 4, Dom Cefalo, Cliff Saliba, Andy Melnyk
Most titles: Andy Melnyk (3)
Youngest qualifier: 16, Andy DiFlorio, Travis Dwyer
Number of left-handed champions: 2 (Art Cornelius Jr., Randy Webster)
First player to roll a 300: Jim Sherwood, 1982 during match play at Holiday Bowl
600 Club Mixed Doubles
Tournament Results
59 Couples participated. Two squads, 12:00 Noon and 3:00 PM at Flamingo Bowl
Paid 12 Places…
1st Janice McCarthy and John Odom.......................... 1376
2nd Kathy Bell and Bill Recore, Jr............................... 1372
3rd Mary Lee Prestia and Chris Prestia....................... 1355
4th Robin Smith and Kevin Mech............................... 1348
5th Anne Dushane and Jim Bethman.......................... 1339
6th Heather Tarby and Jim Tarby................................ 1324
7th Mia Carr and Tim Lawton..................................... 1312
8th Kathy Wood and Dave Koryzinski........................ 1307 TIE
9th Krystal Ashby and Scott Stachnik......................... 1307 TIE
10th Terry Pryce and Howard Jones.............................. 1297
11th Kathy Haase and Robert Boyd.............................. 1286
12th Annmarie Reed and Jim Zimmerman.................... 1282
Last Syracuse 600 Club Tournament is an 8 pin No-tap Tournament scheduled for
Saturday, April 3rd at Green Acres.
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Junior (Youth)
King of the Hill
February 28th
March 28th
April 4th, 18th
& 25th
Annual State Team
Tournament
March 6th @12 PM
March 7th
@9 AM & 12 PM
March 20th @12 PM
March 21st
@9 AM & 12 PM
Mixed Team
Tournament
March 13th
@12 PM & 3 PM
March 14th @ 1 PM
Dates:
Feb. - 28
2 Handicap Divisions &
a Scratch Division
Apr. - 4, 18 & 25
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Mar. - 28
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Alibi Tournament
April 10th
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April 11th @ 1 PM
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February 2010
The CNY Striker   HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS
VARSITY NOTES
v In a showdown for first place in the Onondaga League, East
Syracuse-Minoa boys swept defending champion Fulton, 4-0,
to win the regular season title Feb. 3 at AMF Strike N Spare.
Joe Boccardo rolled a 692 to lead the way for the Spartans
(50-6), who dethroned needed to win all four points against the
Raiders to take the crown. Joe Erardi helped out with a 633
including a 279 game while Sean Gavan shot a 604 series.
High man for Fulton (49-7) was Dan Wahl with a 697 followed
by Jondn Tryniski with a 624 and Derek Southworth with a 619.
v Cicero-North Syracuse (37-10-1) repeated as CNYCL Nation-
al Division champions this winter. The Northstars finished 24-6 in
league competition to beat runner-up Liverpool by four points.
Junior Derek Joss led the Northstars with a 209 average.
Joss also posted a high game of 280 this season. Seniors Tom
Rogalski (203) and Jeff Chapman (201) also contributed to CNS’ success.
v The Vernon-Verona-Sherrill boys team capped off an unde-
feated season in the Tri-Valley League with a 7-4 victory over
Clinton on Feb. 5 at CAC Clubhouse in Sherrill.
James Neverette rolled a team-high 663 for the Red Devils (14-0, 16-1), who are going for their sixth straight Section
III Class B title Feb. 14. Collin Laguzza (258/628) and Tristan
Tormey (606) bowled well against Clinton.
Last month, Josh Mennig rolled his first career 300 game and
finished with a 721 series to help the Red Devils dispose of Utica
Notre Dame, 10-1. The Red Devils are coached by Dave Hyle.
The V-V-S girls team also defeated Clinton on Feb. 5, 110, as Jessie Hyle led the way with a 210 game and 589 series.
Lizzie Van Slyke helped out with a 230 game and a 583 series
for the Red Devils (9-3, 10-6).
v The Section III girls bowling championships will be held 10
a.m. Feb. 20 at AMF Strike N Spare. The defending champions
are: Utica Proctor (overall and Class A), Camden (Class B) and
Waterville (Class C-D).
The Raiders are looking for their third straight title but the
favorite is CNYCL National Division champion Rome Free.
The Black Knights, led by Olivia Bodley, beat the Raiders twice
this season head-to-head.
Bodley won the Section III individual crown last year. But
she isn’t a one-player team. Other key bowlers in the Rome
lineup are Alexis Zakala, Sarah Foley and Sasha Watts.
Camden (10-2), led by Sabrina Williams, is a contender in
Class B.
v Auburn girls repeated as CNYCL American Division champions with a 29-1 league record. Ashley Tuttle carried a teamhigh average of 171.83 for the Maroons (37-11 overall), who
are coached by Michelle Feldman.
CNYCL Boys Standings
League and overall records
American Division: Oswego** 26-4 (37-8); Fayetteville-Manlius
19-11 (29-18-1); Auburn 21-9 (28-20); Central Square 17-13 (24-24);
West Genesee 7-23 (11-37); Nottingham/Corcoran 0-30 (0-48)
National Division: Cicero-North Syracuse** 24-6 (37-10-1);
Liverpool 20-10 (36-12); Henninger 13-17 (24-24); Rome 14-16 (2127); Utica 10-20 (18-30); Baldwinsville 9-21 (19-29)
(**Denotes League Champions)
Top Averages: Jamie Cliff (Oswego) 224.47; Tim Durham (Liverpool)
220.17; Matt Salvador (Oswego) 216.69; Bobby Moro (Henninger)
215.31; David Fox (Auburn) 214.72; Ricky Myers (FayettevilleManlius) 210.35; Kyle Wilcox (Liverpool) 210.12; Derek Joss
(Cicero-North Syracuse) 209.31; Matt Clemons (Oswego) 208.72;
Richard Boullosa (Liverpool) 208.27; Cameron Byrne (Oswego)
206.52; Alex DiGenaro (Liverpool) 204.36; Seth Abel (Rome)
203.8; Mike Obernesser (Utica) 203.5; Tom Rogalski (Cicero-North
Syracuse) 203.04 Steve Titus (Auburn) 202.24; Jeff Chapman (CiceroNorth Syracuse) 201.84; Zack Sizemore (Oswego) 200.88
High Games: Brandon Hamacher (Central Square) 300; Richard
Boullosa (Liverpool) 290; Steve Titus (Auburn) 290, Derek Joss (CNS) 280, Steve Revette (Central Square) 280
High Three Games: Matt Clemons (Oswego) 783; Richard Boullosa
(Liverpool) 762; Jamie Cliff (Oswego) 761, Tim Durham (Liverpool)
757, Bobby Moro (Henninger) 750
Freedom Conference
CNYCL Girls Standings
Team high series
ES-M...................................... 3,264
Fulton..................................... 3,229
Fulton..................................... 3,218
League and overall records
American Division: **Auburn 29-1 (37-11); West Genesee 25-5 (3612); F-M 13-17 (17-31); Oswego 10-20 (10-38); Central Square 8-22
(8-40); Nottingham 5-25 (5-43)
National Division: **RFA 27-3 (45-3); Utica Proctor 24-6 (42-6); CNS
19-11 (33-15); Liverpool 8-22 (18-30); Baldwinsville 7-27 (20-28);
Henninger 5-25 (17-31)
(**Denotes League Champions)
Top Averages: Nicole Parkhurst (Utica Proctor) – 219.31; Olivia
Bodley (RFA) – 206.98; Alexis Zakala (RFA) – 198.47; Patricia Miller
(FM) – 196.31; Sara Foley (RFA) – 190.67; Chelsey Fox (CNS) –
188.69; Mary-Sandra Townley (Liverpool) – 187.07; Maripat McNally
(West Genesee) – 185.44; Melody Gifford (RFA) – 185.43; Meghan
Karasinski (Henninger) – 181.67; Annie Peterson (Baldwinsville)
– 181.56; Jessica Ingram (West Genesee) – 181.08
High Games: Nicole Parkhurst (Utica Proctor) – 278; Alexis Zakala
(RFA) – 270; Maripat McNally (W. Genny) – 269; Melody Gifford
(RFA) – 267; Olivia Bodley (RFA) - 266
High Series: Nicole Parkhurst (Utica Proctor) 748; Chelsey Fox
(CNS) 722; Olivia Bodley (RFA) 718; Patricia Miller (FM) 687;
Alexis Zakala (RFA) – 681
Youth Corner
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTS
Junior King of the Hill Tournament
Junior Travel League Standings
Handicap I:
Molly McGuire def. Megan Geariety............... 159-120
Molly McGuire def. Danielle Maher................ 120-118
Molly McGuire def. Ryan MacCombie............ 146-132
Title match:
Defending champ Steve Revette did not compete,
Molly McGuire wins by forfeit
Handicap II:
Title match:
Zach DelBrocco def. defending
champ Patricia Miller............................... 271-161
Scratch:
Maripat McNally def. Jamie Cliff..................... 205-195
Ryan Bertrand def. Maripat McNally.............. 211-174
Ryan Bertrand def. Matt Clemons.................... 211-204
Ryan Bertrand def. Mark Zbikowski................ 232-215
Title match:
Ryan Bertrand def. defending
champ Dan Snyder................................... 233-216
JTL - Division A:
1. Bowl Mor #1.......................99.0
2. Lighthouse...........................91.5
3. Sports Bowl #1....................83.5
4. Lakeview-Fulton #1............79.0
5. Bowl Mor #2.......................70.0
6. Flamingo.............................67.5
7. Green Lakes........................56.5
8. Thunderbird #1......................9.0
Feb. 7.
At Lakeview Bowling Center
(as of Feb. 6)
High Game:
Matt Salvador...........................288
Maripat McNally......................228
High Series:
Matt Salvador...........................752
Maripat McNally......................607
JTL - Division B:
1. Thunderbird #2.....................105
2. Bowl Mor #4..........................95
3. Bowl Mor #3..........................92
4. Pastimes.................................88
5. Strike N Spare........................81
6. Lakeview-Fulton #2...............62
7. Sports Bowl #3.......................62
8. Green Acres............................51
9. Sports Bowl #2.......................45
High Game:
Jon Matchuk.............................236
Chelsey Fox.............................220
High Series:
Jon Matchuk.............................615
Chelsey Fox.............................629
Notable High Scores — YOUTH
Bowl Mor Lanes
East Syracuse, NY
BUMPER BUDDIES
Feb. 6. Kobie Gibson 101/195, Justin
Oakley 93/167, Marissa Oakley 99/167,
America Carhart 82/161, Evan Carhart
73/143, Morgan Ranson 71/130, Chiara
Messina 76/117
BOWL-MOR JUNIORS
Jan. 30. Christopher MacBain 172/451,
Robert Briscoe 169/444, Ryan MacCombie
181/438, Brenden Gibson 135/322, Hunter
Borkowski 113/312, Ryan Borkowski
110/251, Megan Natello 59 Triplicate
Feb. 6. Christopher MacBain 164/467,
Robert Briscoe 154/344, Haley Youker
115/310, Sean Timmons 119/266, John
Messina III 82/196, Emily Petrowski 64/174
Onondaga High School League
BOWL-MOR MAJORS
Jan. 30. PJ Ficcaro 243/702, Ryan
Bertrand 264/681, Sean Gavan 258/656,
Bobby Moro 227/653, Joe Boccardo
233/636, Alyssa Boccardo 213/590,
Nick Episcopo 235/588, Beth Piston
231/585, Dylan Courbat 231/578, Megan
Geariety 214/571, Rita Brush 203/569,
DJ MacCombie 205/569, Jacob Fox
219/566, Connor Harrington 227/564,
Chelsey Fox 214/551, Brian Pelose
198/551, Joe Cummings 213/526, Casey
Tymko 199/526, Alicia Lasnicki 188/522,
Maripat McNally 213/520, Jake Patterson
202/518, Joe Erardi 183/516, Nathan
Madigan 183/508, Christina Episcopo
159/476, Adam Natello 183/474, Bailey
Gillies 174/445, Ted Brush 168/431,
Luke Chestnut 153/411, Ryan Murphy
139/405, Amanda Markert 150/397,
Dan Murphy 120/313
Feb. 6. PJ Ficcaro 267/675, Ryan
Bertrand 246/671, Joe Boccardo
234/646, Brian Pelose 234/615, Nick
Episcopo 212/586, Joe Erardi 221/578,
Bobby Moro 216/567, Beth Piston
190/561, Maripat McNally 194/558,
Connor Harrington 203/556, Alyssa
Boccardo 203/555, Rebecca Olivadoti
191/519, Jacob Fox 216/511, DJ
MacCombie 197/509, Kevin Fietze
181/504, Rita Brush 189/500, Nathan
Madigan 171/451, Nick Olson 180/447,
Ryan Murphy 161/424, Rachael
Briscoe 164/409, Tim McNeilly
147/399
Boys Final Standings
ES-M ............................................ 50–6
FULTON ..................................... 49–7
CHITTENANGO . ..................... 36–20
CBA ........................................... 34–22
CORTLAND .............................. 31–25
SOLVAY . ................................... 12–44
BISHOP GRIMES ....................... 6–50
FOWLER ..................................... 5–51
High game
Connor Harrington, CBA.......... 300
Ryan Dickey, CBA.................... 279
Jondn Tryniski, Fulton.............. 279
Dan Wahl, Fulton...................... 279
High series
Jondn Tryniski, Fulton.............. 767
Joe Boccardo, ES-M................. 756
Dan Wahl, Fulton...................... 750
Results from the OHSL County
Boys Tournament
Singles
Sean Amico,
Fulton........................................ 636
Connor Harrington,
CBA.......................................... 600
Joe Boccardo,
ES-M......................................... 590
Doubles
Jondn Tryniski/Dan Wahl,
Fulton...................................... 1268
Nick Episcopo/Joe Erardi,
ES-M....................................... 1091
D.J. MacCombie/Sean Gavan,
ES-M....................................... 1074
Final top 10 averages
Jondn Tryniski (Fulton)......... 226.8
Dan Wahl (Fulton)................. 224.2
Connor Harrington (CBA)..... 212.6
Joe Boccardo (ES-M)............. 210.2
Matt Cook (Cortland)............. 206.8
Ryan Dickey (CBA)............... 203.5
Sean Amico (Fulton).............. 202.7
Sean Gavan (ES-M)............... 202.3
Josh Cook (Cortland)............. 200.6
D.J. MacCombie (ES-M)...... 200.4
Girls Final Standings
Fulton....................................... 50–6
Chittenango.......................... 47–9
ES-M........................................... 44–14
Cortland............................... 27–29
Solvay...................................... 26–30
Bishop Grimes...................... 22–34
Fowler...................................... 4–52
CBA.............................................. 4–52
High average:
Alyssa Boccardo (ES-M).......... 196
High game:
Harley Wylie (Fulton)............... 275
High series:
Beth Piston (ES-M)................... 693
   The CNY Striker
Bowling Green
North Syracuse, NY
BG Retiree’s
Jan 25. Dave Starling 256/728, Bill Gary 255/703,
Chris Carroll 689
Feb 1. Tom Rickard 267/769, Brian Sweeney
258/716, Bill Gary 254/715, Tino Amodei 256/707
Don Parks Memorial
Jan 25. Gary Rozyczko 268/699, Jeremy Smith
682, Craig Moores 674
Feb 1. Gary Rozyczko 265/702, Jim Ashby 684,
Rich Kopac 681
BG Tuesday Night Ladies
Jan 26. Mandy Mowers 227/612, Debbie Conley
587, Donna Decker 245/582
Feb 2. Kelly Monette 200/589, Jennette
Featherston 204/575, Traci Champion 196/565,
Chandlers Miles Sabine Memorial
Jan 26. Jason Scott 654, Karl Reester 279/650,
Bernie Barnes 641
Feb 2. John Roche 631, Dan Smith 622, Eric Carr
584
Miles Sabine Memorial
Jan 27. Tom Sims 279/724, Jerry Belknap
263/723, Ken Willis 640
Feb 3. Tom Brown 235/652, Jerry Belknap
246/635,
Borio’s Restaurant
Jan 27. Les Joss 278/747, John Touranto 279, 708,
Tom Feeney 704, Kevin Smith 704
Feb 3. Chris Kilburn 267/768, Nick Moro Sr.
269/709, Mark Guarente 699
North Syracuse Faculty
Jan 28. Mike Moore 621, Tony Elme 621,
Margaret Gray 532, Jean Pacer 506
Feb 4. Walt Mueller 237/696, Wayne Hertek
228/626, Jane Gilkey 499, Jean Pacer 478
Thursday Nights Men’s
Jan 28. Chuck Lentz 259/711, Robert Gibson
262/689, Andy Whitlock 667
Feb 4. Matt Rapp 289/740, Dave Antinelli 716,
Chuck Lentz 708
Postoffice League
Jan 29. Mel Epes 258/649, Kevin Scannell
233/629, Trish Colling 478, Marty Kenyon 463
Feb 5. Kevin Scannell 258/717, Steve Piraino
248/606, Deb Whitney 195/533, Teena Barker
179/506
Blue Ribbon Ladies
Jan 29. Heather Tarby 258/713, Robin Smith
257/641, Ann Pitts 630
Feb 5. Kandy Mills 208/579, Sandy Clement 578,
Deb Spencer 235/578
Fremont Every Other Saturday
Jan 30. Roland Parker 258/716, Gene Henderson
715, Cathy Burleigh 266/604, Mary Sue Kurtz 529
Dewey’s Saturday Night
Feb 6. Carl Pawlick 278/687, Bill Skibinski 616,
Heather Berger 232/633, Deb Spencer
Saturday Night Mixers
Jan 30. Rob Sposato 288/765, Chris Bohm
279/723, Michelle Edick 207/610, Jessica Phillips
205/576
Feb 6. Matt Rapp 278/737, Tony Mozzye 708,
Jessica Phillips 246/592, Shane Fordyce 590
Bowl Mor Lanes
East Syracuse, NY
PBA Experience League
Jan. 26. John Messina, Jr 247/829, Ken Dubois
246/827, PJ Kohanski 236/823
Feb. 2. TJ Mento 223/853, Cliff Saliba 245/846,
Ray Cyr 229/816, PJ Kohanski 248/800
Alexander & Catalano
Jan. 27. David Buck 792/279, Terry Knapp
741/267, Tony Mazzye 739/278, James Clarey
719/256, Ric Hiller 682/254, Jamie Long 676/234,
Jim Lahah 669/264, Ron Foraker 666/246
Feb. 2. Robert Dexter 751/278, Alan Atwater
723/256, Gary Stoddard 712/261, Jim Brignall
698/267, Tony Mazzye 690/246, Steve Salce
682/258, Jim Stoddard 672/247, Mark Blair
671/264
Friday Nights Men’s
Jan. 29. Dave Starling Sr 300/806, John Kohanski
Jr 278/783, Roseann DiFlorio 279/782, Matt St.
Dennis 270/767, Sam Ventura 278/738, Chris
Oakley 255/737, Paul Hawkins 269/733, Dave
Hurry Jr 268/725, John Rougeau 256/718, Tom
Rougeau 257/715, Darrel VanHoose 259/715, Ken
Collins 300//707, Nedal Ibrahim 297/704, Jason
Carney 246/702
Feb. 5. Tom Rougeau 279/803, Mark McClusky
279/763, Don Brush 280/751, Don Hurry, Sr
259/740, Derek Magno 269/736, Tino Amodei
268/730, Jason Carney 258/729, Dave Maxsween
266/728, Colby Stejbach 268/724, John Kohanski
Jr 245/723, Nick Moro Sr 256/721, TJ Mento
268/719, Sam Ventura 268/718, Bob Piraino
258/709, Steve Salce 253/705, Joe DeSantis III
255/703, Jeff Darrow 246/702
Ladies Doubles Classic
Feb. 1. Mary DelVecchio 269/665, Tina Fabrizio
224/659, Roseann DiFlorio 227/645, Nicole
O’Brien 215/633, JoAnna Carter 214/623, Linda
Nichols 215/602
Feb. 8. Chris Zimmerman 257/670, Linda Nichols
236/641, Dana Harding 225/612, Joyce Rougeau
214/601, Sandy Kitching 226/600
February 2010
Notable High Scores
Sunday Funtimers
Jan. 31. Allie Rougeau 215/627, Kathy Salce
209/557, Barb Walker 206/206, Marjee Carver
178/524, Pat VanDyke 197/515, Joyce Rougeau
179/490, Pat Roberts 171/451, Sharon Cary
135/329, John Carter 279/684, Bill VanDyke
276/661, John Rougeau 248/622, Kevin Carver
230/582, Harold Cary 223/558, Mark Salce
204/548, Dave Cary 162/452, Dick Knafelc
192/441, Mike Walker 152/412
Feb. 7. Joyce Rougeau 228/608, Allie Rougeau
226/583, Pat VanDyke 212/563, Kathy Perez
223/547, Marjee Carver 177/529, Barb Walker
168/488, Pat Roberts 198/446, Kathy Salce
128/411, Sharon Cary 112/314, Dave Silvernail
278/728, John Carter 257/712, Mark Salce
221/620, Bill VanDyke 236/604, Kevin Carver
206/558, Dave Cary 192/555, Dick Knafelc
179/529, Harold Cary 163/468, Mike Walker
152/444
Cavalry Club Ladies
Feb. 2. Betty Davidson 191/499, Judy Rivizzigno
181/477, Diane Federico 158/455, Fran Piraino
171/452
Feb. 9. Judy Rivizzigno 202/524, Fran Piraino
171/472, Linday Savoy 180/458
B’ville Sports Bowl
Baldwinsville, NY
Thursday Night Men
Jan. 28. Mike Williams Jr. 256/697, James
Sadowski 258/688, Scott Fleischman 240/680,
Brian Russell 255/652, Dan Sidon 248/645, Rob
Levin 237/613, Jeremy Sevigny 223/613, Ryan
Kratz 236/612, Jon Sevigny 240/610, Doug Hirsh
215/609, Dave O’Neil 244/602
Lane 17 Pro Shop League
Feb. 1. Nick Goodfellow 747, Chris Cooper
722, Kris Goodfellow 714, Chip Pettitt 663, Jim
Hawthorne 658, Shawn Goodfellow 654, Tim
Dec 647, Jeff Cooper 645, Justin Sevigny 641,
Gary Peterson 635
Feb. 8. Chris Lynch 702, Rob Levine 701, Chris
Cooper 700, Corey Waltz 691, Mike Conroy 674,
Paul Blewdowski 672, Kris Goodfellow 667,
Gary Peterson 657, Shawn Goodfellow 660, Ben
Goodfellow 650
Erie Blvd. Lanes
Syracuse, NY
Romano Motors Men’s League
Jan. 28. Kris O’Donaghy 274/748, Mike Massena
265/725, Sean Mott 247/703, Jon Paninski
256/691, Chuck Carulli 258/683, John Maselli Jr.
257/680, Joe Hudgins 237/677, Charlie Tolhurst
257/676, Jay Kogut 277/675, Gregg Cavanaugh
246/672, Mark Unislawski 247/672
Feb. 4. Scott Czachowski 258/715, Jeremiah
Nielsen 266/703, Shawn Yandon 267/701, Kevin
Reilley 262/700,
Chris McDonald 268/698, Jon Paninski 267/689,
Sean Mott 247/681,
Duane Dodge 255/670, Dave Burleigh 269/666,
Jay Kogut 224/657
Tuesday Night Men’s
Jan. 26. Jeff Chapman 280/786, Dave Brownlee
290/764, Ed Sagor Jr. 279/746, John Maselli Jr.
267/721, Tom Rougeau 246/711, Dave Hurry Sr.
242/709, Joey Fedele 246/707, Robert Dexter
245/701, Ron McDonald 279/696, Vinnie DiFlorio
Jr. 243/690, Pat Barbato 261/690, AJ Sabet 277/689
Feb. 2. Jeff Chapman 300/777, Don Barry
279/773, Dave Hurry Jr. 299/762, Jamie Bough
277/757, Clark Cutri 279/771, Paul Hawkins
262/746, Kevin Smith 258/724, Roy Gratien
268/718, James Jones 267/718, Sheik Ibrahim
252/711, Dave Brownlee 257/708, Robert Dexter
278/705, Dave Hurry Sr. 279/690, Vinnie DiFlorio
Jr. 267/686, Doc Osinski 246/682, Huey Tarbell
237/679, Joey Fedele 246/678
Marty Piraino Classic
Jan. 8. Karl Reester 737, Jim Zubrowski 734, Tony
Lennox 729, Gregg Heidelberger 709, Ted Melnyk
709, Pete DiGenaro 693, AJ Sabet 691, Harry
Slocum 679, Marty Piraino 677, Pat Galway 676,
Mona Mattice 671, Stu Chase 667, Jay Piraino
664, Scott Czachowski 662, Ed Flood 653, Don
Foster 653, Jim Sherwood 651, Jody VanLiew 651.
Jan. 15. Gregg Heidelberger 784, Jay Piraino 745,
Jim Zubrowski 745, Ted Melnyk 715, Shawn Sitar
710, Rick Rossen 695, John Masselli Jr. 677, Mic
Elias 676, Pat Galway 675, Karl Reester 675, Tom
Canino 673, Mike McCluskey 673, Pete DiGenaro
668, Mike Bowen 661, Larry VanWie 651.
Jan. 22. Kris O’Donaghy 793, Gregg Heidelberger
752, Karl Reester 737, Jim Zubrowski 727, Larry
VanWie 712, Tony Lennox 710, Jody VanLiew
702, Mark Unislawski 701, Pat Galway 694, Pete
Moro Jr. 690, Dave Prevost 676, Larry Elsner 674,
Mike Bowen 665, Jay Piraino 664, Jose Vergara
663, Don Carapella 661 Dave Hibbard 660 Jay
Kogut 650.
Jan. 29. Jim Stark 803, Gregg Heidelberger 713,
Ted Melnyk 683, Ted Niedzwiecki 678, Stu Chase
677, Mike Bowen 676, Jim Sherwood 671, Andy
Baron 670, Karl Reester 663, Marty Piraino 662,
Jody VanLiew 662.
Feb. 5. Pete Moro Jr. 749, Ted Melnyk 733,
Jessica Blok 722, Jay Kogut 716, Bernie DeLello
687, Mic Elias 680, Doug Gustin 680, Jim
Zubrowski 679, Rick Rossen 673, Andy Baron
666, 0er 658.
Flamingo Bowl
Liverpool, NY
John’s Auto Care and Tabatha’s Restaurant
Monday Ladies Classic
Feb. 1. Jorie Hier 670, Jennette Adams 663, Kim
Osinski 649, Lori Pientka 630, Elaine Stroman 614,
Nichole Lafaver 609, Barbara Stauffer 608, Kay
Szczypien 585, Veronica Adams 582, Stacey Miller
569, Sue Taylor Netzband 565, Robin Smith 560,
Jean Foster 558, Diane Tripp 558, Diane Ackerman
554
Feb. 8. Jennette Adams 255/728, Diane Tripp 641,
Lori Pientka 640, Melissa Perry 608, Jean Foster
597, Veronica Adams 592, Elaine Stroman 591,
Norine Faatz 591, Kim Osinski 589, Jorie Hier 584,
Brenda Vendetti 580, Diane Ackerman 575, Pegy
Tooker 566, Melissa Perry 563
Greater Syracuse Bowling League @ Flamingo
Feb. 1. Karl Reester 267/721; Jeff Magno 258/713;
Andy Baron 243/690; Ted Melnyk 270/688; Jay
Seymour 251/674
Feb. 8. Mike Cottrell 257/717; John Monaghan Jr.
279/704; Gary Rosteck 247/704; Rick Lis 237/697;
Rich Lippke Jr. 254/696; Rick Leonardo 266/683;
Glenn MacDougall 237/676; Tom Harding 267/670;
Gizelle Fatcheric 259/669; Mike Harders 267/668
Legends Pro Shop
Feb. 3. Jeremy Macri 290/232/299/821; Jim
Crandell 269/764; Shawn Carbone 279/763; Chris
Leonard 300/752; Bryan Dougherty 299/750; Nate
Perry 278/749; Gary Peterson 278/728; Paul Liechti
277/724; Nadil Ibraham 279/719; Brad Stone
268/719; John Kohanski Jr. 275/712; Taylor Zinter
253/708; Ray Burton 257/708; Steve Smith 236/705
Feb. 10. Bryan Dougherty 279/789; Ed VanSlyke
279/778; Justin Taylor 267/768; Steve Smith
268/760; Matt Chetney 266/752; Joe Falciatano
270/750; Dave Disque 259/750; Chris Prestia
279/747; Bill Timmons 266/744; John Monaghan
289/741; Jeff Magno 256/737; Tim Bacon 265/737;
Don Brush 256/736; Montell Rice 278/731; Sammy
Ventura 262/729; Rachel Thompson 252/727;
Hugh Kingsley 276/727; Ryan Volcko 290/717;
Josh McClusky 279/715; Jim Crandell 258/711;
Chris Smith 256/711; Gary Peterson 245/710;
Scott Stachnik 256/710; Roland Parker 253/709;
Jim Felber 25/709; Dave Starling 247/706; Frank
Sorbello 278/706
F. X. Caprara
Feb. 4. Jim Zimmerman 289/814; Bryan Dougherty
290/783; Joe Ferrini 256/730; John Kohanski
Jr. 247/717; Rich Capria 255/708; Jeff Winders
267/707; Mike Ward 246/706; Derek Magno
253/705; Shawn Carbone 279/705; Lou Liberatore
287/701; Gene Komuda 265/701; Tom Minnegan
257/700
Jack Noonan Friday Night Mixed
Feb. 5. Tony Ilacqua 245/696; Jeremy Birmingham
255/649; Joe Stines 226/635; Mike Jackson
233/634; Mike Harders 243/628; Ed Davis 224/624;
David Frigon Jr. 231/623; Calvin Byrd 213/614;
Tom Harding 239/614; Nicole Picciano 226/595;
Dana Harding 211/578; Donna Sullivan 211/566;
Lisa Harders 211/560; Pam Cecile 196/500;Ginny
Murdoch 205/498
Flamingo Raiders
Feb. 6. Jim Bero 278/793; John Schmidt 279/773;
Tim Lawton 278/726; Jim Miner 278/726; Mark
Stoetzel 279/718; Joe Bethman 288/692; Peter
DiGenaro 277/692; Ed Batruch 257/670; Mike
Powers Jr. 240/665; David Kratz 267/663; Bernie
Delello 236/658; Jerry Rieder 245/650; Phil Navin
228/643; Mike Maugeri 238/626; Robert Mayotte
225/615; Kris Carr 230/604; Mark Hanley 244/602;
Rachel Thompson 279/278/203/760; Norine Faatz
256/684; Robin Smith 245/627; Mia Carr 245/602;
Renee Hansen 226/592; Lori Stoetzel 215/585;
Anne Duchesne 205/571
Saturday 4somes
Feb. 6. Ken Hanley II 266/717; Matt Hardy
268/714; Jeff Fox 256/684; Richard Sgroi 258/647;
Tim McDonald 246/639; Brian Fox 244/629;
Donnie Foster 232/628; Mark Gonzalski 227/621;
Jean Foster 224/589; Jennifer Hardy 215/586; Emy
Neidl 193/533; Wendy Jacuk 169/498; Carrie Canne
157/437
Flamingo Ladies
Feb. 8. Jamie McNamara 234/636; Carol Calogero
210/529; Suzanne Sirianni 195/511; Megan
Rutledge 190/504; Lynn Pinard 171/492
Flamingo Jets
Feb. 11. Nichole Lafaver 265/704; Marni Vincitore
257/680; Norine Faatz 226/675; Gizelle Fatcheric
225/651; Martha Hudson 252/605
Green Lakes Lanes
Fayetteville, NY
Sun. Adult/Jr
Jan. 24. Matika Groesbeck 212-527, Tanner
Makowski 211-519, Taylor Webber 186-496, Franky
Watson Jr. 161-451, Ricky Meyers 212-571, Scott
Groesbeack 198-551, Kevin Makowski 221-575,
Amanda Mantor 160-424, Patti Makowski 192-473
Jan. 31. Matika Groesbeck 184-516, Evan Himes
133-363, Ryan Mantor 174-467, Ricky Meyers
266-609, Taylor Webber 174-504, Megan Geariety
167-480, Scott Groesbeck 233-577, Scott Miller
235-653, T.J Wandersee 207-566, Peter Buonfiglio
176-509
Mon. Night Mens
Jan. 25. Dan Yayman 230-581, Wilson Cortez 209-
579, Jared Kirstein 172-490, Abe Davis 257-639,
Jason Richman 207-550, Justin Schug 237-589, Joel
Proulx 222-631, Pat Zimmer 236-585, Fred Webb
210-555, Jim Leary 258-618, Ron Holmes 264-745,
Brian Bennett 214-575
Tues. Night Mens
Jan. 26. Scott Mawson 216-623, Jim McCarthy
244-638, Al Meyers 225-649, Paul Baker 215-615,
Coby Rising 215-572, Jim Pickard 210-536, Jim
Schug 214-612, Greg Wilsey 268-683, Jamie Nash
221-622, Dan Nash 203-552, Jay Nichols 208-553,
Bill Miner 247-720, Paul Coffey 235-658, Tony
Brooks 279-712
Wed. Trio
Jan. 27. Al Meyers 249-722, Chris Tedescha 194511, Dan Cooper 221-641, Bill Recore Jr. 265-631,
Stacey King 225-615, Jeff Garlock 252-714, Ed
Harrington 213-579, Brandon Ort 268-664, Lee
Woodward 170-495
Feb. 3. Deanna Stevens 235-608, Dan Cooper 224629, Tom Miller 258-699, Jim Courtwright 225-655,
Brandon Ort 223-600, Jeff Garlock 254-684, Steve
Baker Sr. 226-627, Frank Garlock 205-605, Dale
Hughes 211-602, Bill Harfosh 215-605
Thur. Night Mixed
Jan. 28. Alicia Marconi 228-547, Christy Yenny
211-535, Duane Sterle 244-645, Justin Shug 224630, Robbie Borland 246-623, Deanna Stevens 238604, Paul Silsby 170-450, Brett Hoekstra 235-607,
Jean Stevens 226-576
Feb. 4. Jean Stevens 205-604, Brett Hoekstra
231-602, Nicole Chace 148-418, Gene Stankivitz
245-696, Mike Marconi 266-662, Ruth Jennings
164-441, Deanna Stevens 222-602, Dani Hoekstra
166-433
Sat. Nite Mixed
Jan. 30. Kathy Bell 200-515, Sue Latocha 188-516,
Cathy Phillips 180-501, Shari Miller 228-596, Marie
Cassler 165-388, Jeff Crolick 192-472, Dan Warner
267-701, Jake Furbeck 230-542, Brandon Yager
243-597, Scott Mawson 232-617
Feb. 6. Jan McCarthy 254-664, Donna Webb 206452, Kathy Bell 191-563,
Danielle Reaume 186-448, Cathy Phillips 185-493,
Jim McCarthy 251-652, Scott Mawson 244-639,
Brandon Yager 226-575, Ray Hackett 209-537,
Brett Hoekstra 201-554
Sat. Jr.
Jan. 30. Ceaman Bates 150-330, Collin Ruggiero
169-454, Nick Giarrosso 136-336, Issac Blanford
106-314, Christopher Winschel 180-467, Fred
Benedict 206-569
Sunday Late
Jan. 31. Dennis Elderbroom 208-549, Rick Scholl
201-560, Kim Gaignard 187-489, Vinette Skrupski
196-517
Lakeview Bowling Center
Liverpool, NY
Friday Night Men
Jan. 29. Brian Gawlik 266/728, Kevin Townsend
244/703, Joe Bethman 266/701
Feb. 5. Pete Kubera 278/737, Willie Davie 257/714,
Brian Gawlick 247/706
Saturday Night Mixers
Jan. 30. Jeff Winzens 265/722, Mindy Vincitore
228/617, Becki McNally 245/670
Feb. 6. Kelly Spaulding 270/626, Pat Galway
290/728, Mindy Vincitore 258/670, Chris Cook
279/731
Sunday Weekend Wrap-up
Jan. 31. Ron Tyler 270/703, Anne Moore 223/667
Feb. 7. Jim Miner 258/707
Lakeview/Saliba Doubles
Feb. 1. Jim Zimmerman 267/740, Mark Moore
257/731, Paul Cardinal 258/707, Paul Liechti 257/728,
Sean Lavalley 259/709, Tom Canino 268/734
Feb. 8. Steve Smith 256/707, JimMcGregor
257/754
Monday Night Men
Feb. 1. Bill Cronk 268/757, Emerson Carpenter
258/705
Feb. 8. Mark Lawton 265/779, Ken Taylor 247/701,
Darrel VanHoose 279/737, Mike Milazzo 255/713
A-1 Trophy
Feb. 9. Mike Daley 290/785, Steve Bodnar 259/711,
Marty Fichera 269/738, Kevin Townsend 297/726,
Conal Puchalski 257/738, Joe Stines 269/722
DOT
Feb. 3. Frank Rogers 268/742, Mike Capriotti
278/702
Feb. 10. Steve Chapman 279/749
Independent Men
Feb. 3. Bill Sparkes 265/721
Feb. 10. Dick Trapnell 265/747, John Odom 278/724
Lakeview Doubles
Feb. 4. James Jones 279/725, Anthony Greene
236/700, Cliff Saliba 247/727
Feb. 11. Evelyn Lott 235/617, Donna Branch 224/621
Painters & Decorators
Feb. 4. Ralph Staino 300/781, Chris Cook 259/705,
Mark Zlotnick 246/718
Feb. 11. Chris Cook 300/761
Lighthouse Lanes
Oswego, NY
Port City Seniors League
Feb. 2. Robert Brace 279/728, Paul Kupelian
257/686, Michael Edwards 247/666, James
Biancavilla 227/660, Michael Mahaney 245/652,
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Upcoming Events…
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David Ascenzi 234/636, William Kerfien 227/631,
Robert Ramstad 212/606, David Longley 216/598,
Thomas Favata 232/592, Harold Kenyon Jr. 214/570,
Charles Blum Jr. 203/568, William Ravas 204/566,
Bill Jones 202/564, Howard Loomis 206/563,
Andrew Wallace 203/562, William Chorley 209/558
Feb. 8. Michael Mahaney 269/772,William Kerfien
278/721, Paul Kupelian 258/707, Robert Brace
238/665, Robert Ramstad 248/662, David Longley
226/643, Harold Kenyon Jr. 245/638, Fran Watts
218/627, Richard Dietz 219/626, Charles Blum Jr
234/620, David Ascenzi 231/596, Howard Loomis
219/592, Thomas Favata 256/589, Robert Pritchard
214/579, Donald Pratt 228/565, Leo Lagoe 224/564,
Francis Raymond 212/563, James Mangano
198/563, William Chorley 221/554, Donald Day
211/553, Richard Yule 209/552
Rainbow Lanes
Weedsport, NY
Fellowship League
Jan. 28. Tim Rathbun 290/785, Ron Wilson 257/747,
Brandon Mettler 278/746, David Ashby 247/728,
Mike Sheehan 248/695, Ed Currier 257/685, Chet
Hoisington 245/654, Chad Blaisdell 237/653, Carl
Mettler 225/634, Rob Weatherstone 217/630, Bob
Clarke 247/630, Tom Winslow 258/608
Feb. 5. Rob Weatherstone 278/720 Jerry Ripley
248/711 Ron Wilson 247/704 Tim Rathbun 245/674
Matt Grudzien 230/674 Ken Catino 235/656 Brandon
Mettler 245/643 Bruce Christopher 243/635 Butch
Squires 229/628
Ira Watkins League
Jan. 29. Neal Barran 708, Rodney Squires 708, Mike
Sheehan 703, Ryan Franz 700, Nate Breese 678,
Reamer Fiester 676, Kevin Lukins 674, Josh Devlin
672, Miike Jump 669, Ron West 643, David Ratliff
640, Jasin Lukins 638, Kein Mead 636, Lawrence
Casbohm 634, Herb Dyson 625, John Walrath
623, David Whiteside 614, Greg Ratliff 612, Geo.
Catalano 605
Feb. 6. Jason Whiteside 810 Greg Ratliff 750 David
Ratfiff 695 Nate Breese 675 josh Devlin 671 Neale
Baran 665 David Sutton 659 Mike Sheehan 659 Geo
Catalano 657 Matt Grudzien 628
Commerical League
Feb. 1. Llee Burnettt 300/814 Jay SlaterJr.. 256/744
Jeff Furmen 247/735 Brian Brooks 268/727 Tom
Hitchock Jr. 269/702 Rick Liccion 248/682 Sean
O’Donnell 268/674 Cory Slater 244/669 Bob Clark
241/669 Geo. Donahue 255/651
Feb. 8. Sean ODonnell 277/755 Cory Slater 267/752
Bob clark 238/714 Lee Burnett 289/707 Jay Slater
258/705 Rick Liccion 237/687 Pete Greene 255/687
Mark Hlywa 235/674 Duke Waldron 248/672 Dick
Bobbit 236/671
Dale Biss Memorial
Feb. 4. Jim Melfi 300/300/258/858 Mike Crowley
769 Dan Bibbens 748 Rick Liccion 738 Phil Perkins
715 Jack Liddiard 695 Greg Spinelli 687 Ron Rizzo
685 Steve Suslik 684 Russ Liddiard 671
Feb. 11. Steve Suslik 718 Jim Melfi 707 Greg
Spennelli 705 Bob Clark 691 Matt Bard 691 Scott
Thomas 688 Lee Burnettt 685 Rick Liccion 681
Mike Crowley 676 Phil Perkins 676 Shawn MItchell
653
T.N.E.L Women’s
Kelly Shutter 634 Candy Ryan 602 Kelly Blaisdell
592 Mary Eastman 562 Kira Mettler 557 Tammy
Williams 542 Angie Ryan 528 Meghan Ripley 521
Donna Meade 514 Lisa Matty 513
Fran France Memorial Mixed
Feb. 6. Bob Clarke 717 Jim Reif 685 Brandon
Mettler 664 Bill Bos 641 Butch Squires 622 Dave
Ratliff 621 Micheal Crowley 615 Joe Blank 605 Phil
Perkins 605 Kelly Blaisdell 625 Tammy Williams
594 Danyelle Blank 487 Kimmie Evans 466
Christina Dyson 476
Solvay Recreation Center
Solvay, NY
Geddes Federal Savings and Loan Men
Feb. 2. Ken Hoalcraft 270/754, Len Capucilli
253/613, Dave Ratliff 245/607, John Veri 243/678,
Bill Miller 236/634, Timmy Bacon 233/647, Tim
Geraets 233/600, Tim Barzee 231/668, Chris
DeSantis 227/606, John Scaia 224/607, Peter Venuti
223/634, Mikey Swanka 223/603, Dennis Jager
221/612, Jamie Lawrence 219/617, Butch Venuti
215/598, Greg Ratliff 212/591
Feb. 9. Brian Ratliff 268/745, Dave Ratliff 263/633,
Bill Miller 257/694, Ken Hoalcraft 246/700, Greg
Ratliff 243/697, Tim Barzee 233/633, Len Capucilli
226/651
Thunderbird Lanes
Baldwinsville, NY
Tuesday Ladies Classic
Feb. 2. Karen Demperio 237/670, Courtney Radick
236/662, Lori Pientka 235/646, Chris Zimmerman
223/632, Jennette Adams 229/623, Tammy Hoefer
225/618, Teri Gonzalski 205/613, Linda Nichols
211/611, Veronica Adams 222/605, Rosa Moro 232/600,
Feb. 9. Tina Fabrizio 235/656, Teri Gonzalski
242/649, Karen Demperio 253/647, Mary
DelVecchio 233/644, Tammy Hoefer 222/643,
Jennette Adams 222/638, Dana Harding 227/625,
Diana Berube 211/598, Courtney Radick 204/584,
Dawn Murray 216/583
EOW Sunday Mixed
Bob Flask 266/687, Jamie Kuss 259/677, Dave
Demperio 248/658, Scott Czachowski 231/653, Scott
Touron 234/649, John Weeks 224/648, Chris Smith
226/635, Steve Touron 228/623, Teddy Thompson
224/619, Rich Korzyp 209/616, Karen Demperio
221/621, Cindy Losurdo 211/518, Sue Krawiec
186/503, Dawn Lisenko 167/496, Karen Weigand
189/492, Julie Burke 168/478, Michelle Silfer
199/477, Rosemary Beshres 181/476, Ciny Pistell
171/476, Jennette Wallace 180/469,
Jamie Kuss 224/670, Chris Desantis 237/642, Scott
Touron 223/624, Chuck Orr Jr 254/623, Dave
Demperio 222/621, Mike McCrackin 233/620, Vince
Giocondo 279/612, Steve Touron 216/602, Scott
Czachowski 216/599, Dave Cummings 226/598,
Karen Demperio 238/647, Tina Fabrizio 243/584,
Donna Calkins 200/536, Janine Brown 205/528,
Cindy Losurdo 194/515, Tish Desantis 183/501,
Karen Weigand 168/475, Sue Krawiec 169/468,
Tish Touron 171/467
Thursday Night Retailers
Mickey McGuire 265/737, Ed Sagor Jr 247/695,
Brad Jordon 248/679, Matt Gaspirini 269/672,
James Virginia 255/662, Don Moreth 246/655, Mike
Kotary 231/649, Tom Wilcox 244/647, Mike Schardt
235/645, Matt Schumacher 226/641
Friday Night Keglers
Brad Stone 268/781, Dan Finnigan 249/721, Paul
Allen 246/715, Jim Zimmerman 255/711, Tim
Warner 268/708, Jim Bero 278/706, Dan Sagor
255/701, R J Blanchard 248/698, Chris Smith
252/696, Steve Anderson 268/695,Ed Sagor Jr
279/781, Butch VanGordon 290/771, Dave Demperio
300/732, Chris Smith 279/725, Steve Kuss 245/713,
Corey Walts 254/705, Tom Szpak 279/683, Brian
Harrington 244/680, Steve Anderson 279/671, Dan
Eddy 264/665
Monday Neptune
Tim Shanahan 258/712, Don Hall 246/711, Dave
Hallatt 258/706, Fran Bouziden 236/639, Dave
Wignail 232/633, Greg Yoder 276/627, Lou
Libertore 222/608, Doug Benoit 237/601, Sean
Merritt 225/601, Julie Yoder 247/591, Sandy Jenkins
169/480, Amy Wolford 168/453, Betty Waciawski
157/437, Lee Wheeler 165/436, Kim Bement
189/431, Jessica Hall 155/411, Laura Hollister
137/407
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Feb. 20. The Section III Girls Bowling Championships 10 a.m. at AMF Strike-N-Spare, Mattydale.
Feb. 27-28. Qualifying for 31st annual PostStandard Women’s Masters at Bowl Mor Lanes,
East Syracuse.
Feb. 27. The Junior King of the Hill at 1 p.m.
at Lakeview Bowling Center, Liverpool. Entry
fee is $15. For details, call 457-1560.
March 6-7. The sixth annual Dump’s Handicap
Singles Tournament at Thunderbird Lanes. Entry
fee is $30. For details, call 638-0211.
March 7-14. The 23rd annual Super Bud Bowl
at Lighthouse Lanes. For details, call 342-2695.
March 13-14. The 16th annual SBA Mixed
Team Tournament at Lakeview Bowling Center,
Liverpool. For details, call the SBA at 488-3761.
March 20 and 27, April 3 and 10. The B’ville
Sports Bowl Mixed Doubles. Squad times: 4 p.m.,
5:30 p.m., 7 p.m., 8:30 p.m. Call for reservations
638-0312.
April 3. The 20th annual State Masters Championship at Mancuso Bowling Center, Batavia.
Entry fee is $85. For an entry form, go to esusbcba@twcny.rr.com or call
623-7100.
April 3. The fourth annual Sammy V’s Baker
Bash at Bowl Mor Lanes. Squad times are still
to be decided. Four-person teams, bowl 8 games
Baker style. Top prize of $2,400 (based on 48
teams). Entry fee is $180 per team. For details,
call Sam Ventura at 256-7100.
April 10-11. The 17th annual Syracuse Seniors
Masters Alibi Tournament at Lakeview Bowling
Center. Entry fee is $20 and there will be four
divisions for bowlers 50 years and older. For
details, call the SBA at 488-3761.
February Specials!
Storm Reign
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
Featuring:
• Full selection of bowling balls,
shoes, bags & bowling
accessories
• Ball drilling with the latest
drilling technology
• Storm® “Surface Factory” to
bring your ball back to factory
conditions
• 12 years ball drilling
experience & trained at the
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Other Services:
• Full service trophy &
award shop
• Custom embroidery
• Full selection of top name
brand garments: shirts,
jackets, t-shirts for teams,
schools & companies
• Over 25 years of engraving &
awards experience
Upcoming
Events:
Post Standard
Women’s Masters
Qualifying:
Feb. 27 & 28
(For entries, go to
WWW.BOWLMOR.NET)
Hospice of CNY
No-Tap Tournament
Sat., March 20
$166.00
Storm Invasion
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
$190.00
Hammer Jigsaw Corner
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
$190.
00
Brunswick Evil Siege
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
$190.00
Brunswick C-(System) 3.5
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
$185.00
Lane #1 Curve
Includes drilling, grips & tax:
$185.00
Any Morich Ball in Stock: $160.00!
15% off all other balls, bags & shoes.
(additional 15% off does not apply to selected balls listed above).
Prices are good through month of February 2010.
Bowl Mor Pro Shop • 201 Highland Ave. • E. Syracuse, NY 13057
(315) 433-1372
Sammy V’s
Baker Bash:
Sat., April 3rd
201 Highland Ave., E. Syracuse, NY 13057 / (315) 437-4767 / WWW.BOWLMOR.NET