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Vol. 74 No. 23 By Matt Cannizzaro - USBC COLUMBUS, Ohio - Liz Johnson of Cheektowaga, N.Y., and Wes Malott of Pflugerville, Texas, each claimed titles at the 2013 Lipton Bowling's U.S. Open at Columbus Western Bowl. The win marked the third U.S. Women's Open title for Johnson and first major victory for Malott, who now owns eight Professional Bowlers Association Tour titles. Johnson and Malott each earned $50,000 for winning their respective events and set up a special Battle of the Sexes match to crown the ultimate U.S. Open champion. Johnson earned an additional $10,000 by defeating Malott, 194-188. "It's still going to take some time to process all of this," Johnson said. "Coming into the week, I felt really strong physically and mentally prepared for sure, and it's nice to have so much support from my family and friends." Johnson, a 39-year-old righthander, opened the U.S. Women's Open championship match with six consecutive strikes on the way to a 257-195 win over defending champion and top seed Kelly Kulick of Union, N.J. The two now are tied for second on August 7 - 13, 2013 50 cents

Liz Johnson and Wes Malott Won 2013 U.S. Open Titles
the event's all-time win list with three victories apiece. "I am so fortunate to be part of such an elite group," said Johnson, who also won the U.S. Women's Open in 1996 and 2007. "I am so proud of this week, and I can't believe this is my third title here. To win this week, after such a grind in three different centers, is amazing." Malott, who lost to Australian two-hander Jason Belmonte in the championship match of the 2013 United States Bowling Congress Masters, got redemption and the coveted U.S. Open green jacket by defeating Belmonte, 214-156, on Saturday. "The biggest thing I wanted to put on my resume was a major title," said Malott, who struck on 22 of 34 shots in three matches. "I've been close so many times, and especially close at the Masters after bowling really, really well there all week." Surgery on his left knee kept Malott from the recent PBA GEICO Summer Swing in the Milwaukee area, and the grueling and Barbasol Tournament of Champions. Kulick has been the No. 1 seed at the U.S. Women's Open three consecutive times, with wins in 2010 and 2012. She won the event for the first time in 2003. USBC Hall of Famer Marion Ladewig owns a record eight U.S. Women's Open victories. Johnson topped her USA teammate USBC photo Team Liz Johnson and Wes Malott Danielle McEwan of Stony Point, N.Y., 227U.S. Open format was a true physical test for this year's PBA 202, for a shot at her third U.S. Women's Open crown, while Tour average leader. "This is the most prestigious Malott set up the Masters rematch tournament in our sport, I think, with a 279-182 win against fivebecause of the demanding lane time U.S. Open champion Pete conditions and all of the pres- Weber of St. Ann, Mo. "After winning the U.S. Open, sure, and I don't even know that it's all sunk in yet," said Malott, a the rest is just icing on the cake," 36-year-old right-hander. "It's Johnson said. "To be in that position to bowl in the Battle of the awesome." Belmonte led the 54-game Sexes was a fun bonus, and it event from the first game of the was pretty awesome that I was week and by as many as 449 able to win." In the men's opening match, pins. He has reached the championship round at seven of the last Team USA member Marshall eight PBA Tour majors and also Kent of Yakima, Wash, stepped had runner-up finishes at this up in the ninth frame with a year's PBA World Championship chance to shut out Malott. Kent left and missed the 2-4-5-8 combination, allowing Malott to seal the 200-193 win with a mark in the 10th frame. Reigning USBC Queens champion Diandra Asbaty of Chicago led halfway through the women's opener, but back-to-back opens in the sixth and seventh frames helped McEwan to a 192-171 victory. The 2013 Lipton Bowling's U.S. Open included the best men and women bowlers in the world, competing side by side (in separate events) at three Columbusarea bowling centers - Wayne Webb's Columbus Bowl, Columbus Western Bowl and Holiday Lanes. The combined U.S. Open events featured a prize fund of more than $400,000.

Danielle Merino 300-300-824 At JIB Lanes

Jimmy Westergaard, Chris Morris, Steven Haneveld, Nidia Haneveld Slammed 300 at Rockaway Lanes
ROCKAWAY, NJ Jimmy Westergaard, Steven Haneveld, Chris Morris, and Nidia Haneveld each blasted a 300 game while competing in the Thursday No Tap League at Rockaway Lanes. James Elliott tossed the high set rolling a 278 to highlight his 771. Heather Terantino rolled 263-616, Rachel Haneveld 243-638, and Kimberly Feehan 243-632.

John Seoane, Mike Roman 300 At Wallington Lanes

By Gloria Volpe WALLINGTON, NJ - Off to a great start John Seoane had the 1st 300 game in the Glorias Anyway Doubles at Wallington Lanes this season the 2nd goes to Mike Roman for his 300. Mike also shot a 289. Dave Cahoon hit 268, Chris Vasquez was on fire and shot 267, Billy Zika had a great night with his 256,243,236, 729. Gary Pelikan 248, Chris Briamonte having fun as usual shot a 244, Joe Seiple 248, and Nick Mancini 239.
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Big shout out to UBA Queen and JIB Lanes Wrecking Crew member Danielle Merino on her 300-224-300-824. Danielle becomes only the 2nd bowler (1st female) to shoot two 300 games in the same set in JIB Lanes 49 year history.

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Most people involved with bowling know the name of John Jowdy. For years he was known as the coach of the pros, but he also coached amateur bowlers who simply wanted to take their games to the next level and beyond. He was inducted into many Halls of Fame, among them the PBA, USBC (ABC), Coaches Hall and International Coaches Hall. He originated the John Jowdy youth scholarship and his former employer, Columbia 300, carried on the tradition after he retired from that company. His roots were in coaching youths in the 40s and 50s. John was an all-round pioneer in the sport, said fellow Hall of Famer and good friend New Jersey bowling columnist Chuck Pezzano. He was an expert in many areas of the sport and probably coached more professional bowlers than anybody. I remember seeing him at tournaments where players would line up to get advice from him. He was an advocate for womens bowling and what a lot of people dont know is that he was also a very good bowler. He lived a full and productive life, passing on at age 93. No arrangements were known, nor was there a in lieu of flowers request at press time. Pezzano said that Jowdy told him that when his time came he wanted no services. To that end, it was fitting that he was awarded the Bowling Writers Association of America (BWAA) Flowers for the Living award in 1985. ******************** The 50th annual state youth tournament will be held December 7 and 8 at Majestic Lanes, Hopelawn, NJ (a little past the end of Rt. 287 south). Entry fee will be $20 per person per event with singles, doubles and teams. For an application, go to www.njusbcyouth.com or call Krista at 908-3368174 or e-mail kblackford9@gmail.com. While the dates seem far off, there is no time like now to start practicing! The word courage is tossed about very loosely when it comes to sports, and you can hardly equate the courage of athletes in the same way you apply it to heroes in battle and at such sites as those of the terrorist attacks. But there certainly is an element of courage in athletic competition and that includes bowling. I've seen all types of courageous performances in bowling, physical and mental, bowlers rolling with thumbs that looked more like raw hamburger and needed pain killer and numbing drugs to continue, and I've seen bowlers so stricken with ailments that they were forced to throw up between frames and others that limped to the line and still others bowling with the death of loved ones on their minds. But if I had to pick the most courageous it would have to be the late Dick Battista. In 1976 he was named the most courageous athlete in the nation because he came back from near death, and his story after that inspired all bowlers, and hundreds of thousands who had almost given up hope. It was after rolling 85 gruelling games in the 1975 Newsday Open, long considered the AllStar of the East, that Battista was felled by a heart so weakened that it was operating at less than 20 percent of his normal capacity. For 40 minutes or so he was clinically dead. "I had no pain, just a feeling of peace and I recall the doctors running around and trying to save and wondering why they just didn't leave me alone.'' Battista recalled later. But save him they did and some two months later he received a change of heart; a brand new pulsating organ of power from an 18 year-old accident victim was transplanted into his rugged body. Battista always had been known for his great physical strength. An impressive 6 2 and 195 pounds, his long arms reached out on any lane and his strong hand and fingers produced a ball that hooked so effectively that it seemed to tear up the lane as it rolled down the left side. He had racked up a national and a regional pro title, three Newsday Opens and dozens of other titles. But we're talking about a heart transplant more than 35 years ago when it appeared to be a miracle to just survive. Battista not only survived but went on to cash in five of 12 pro tournaments and at that time was the only heart transplant athlete competing in any pro sport. He took about 40 pills a day, watched his diet carefully and bowled or played golf for four hours almost every day. He continued for years after, into his late forties. As you might expect, as the most successful heart transplant patient ever at that time, Battista was in great demand as a speaker and guest at all types of functions. As the honored guest at a sportswriter's dinner where he was praised as the comeback athlete of the year, Battista had the crowd in tears and in awe of his return. Battista often said that he enjoyed talking to older groups and to people who, because of heart attacks or other ailments, were down on themselves and life in general. "Most people don't realize that bowling is a great healer, a fine exercise for those recuperating from any kind of medical or mental problems, from a heart attack to a knee operation to an ulcer attack, so long as you follow your doctor's advice." Now what was that you were saying about that irritation to your thumb that had you thinking of quitting? Just think of the Battista saga and the hope and courage he instilled in so many, and be happy you bowl.

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Tommy Sabbagh Garners 298-792 At South Levittown Lanes

LEVITTOWN, NY - Tommy Sabbagh missed perfection by two pins tossing a 298 game but it was Darren Barlow with the high series of 792 on games of 279 and 266 while bowling in the Thursday Charles McShane 3-Man at South Levittown Lanes. Gary Galati rolled 279, Scott Piotrowski 279, Howard Edelman 279268, Vinny Lore 268-763, Bruce Dargie 265-278, Keith Hengel 299, Keith Pappas 298, Steve Ziesig 279-758, and Chris Ziesig 269.

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David Hanft 265
MADISON, NJ David Hanft led hee Tuesday 400 Doubles League firing a high game of 265. Joe Mazzarese hit 211, and Thomas Litland 203. In another session, Thomas Litland hit 212, and David Hanft 195. In another session Evan Weinberg rolled 203, Joe Magelesky 199, and Paul Links 163.

Thomas Litland 232

MADISON, NJ In the Tuesday 400 Doubles League Thomas Litland shot 232, David Hanft 211 and Joe Dasano 190. In the Bantam Prep Breakfast Club League Rebecca Bednarik shot 131, Daniel Sirota 122, and Samantha Glunk 114. In another session Zachary Linder rolled 137, Daniel Sirota 111, and Mike Piccola 104.

Evan Weinberg 237

MADISON, NJ Evan Weinberg rolled 237, Jack Vander Meulen 183, Paul Links 181, Rebecca Bednarik 126, and Sabrina Sayasith 110 in the Junior/Major Breakfast League.

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AT FARMINGDALE LANES Kenny Ryan Leads at Ocean

LAKEWOOD, NJ Kenny Ryan rolled a 268 game to lead the Summer Teen Sport League at Ocean Lanes. Michael Guzman shot 224, Noah Zawadzky 223, Sydney Scelfo 207, Amanda Nardiello 202, Karsyn Lukosius 201, Kaity Lash and Matt Russo 197, Tom Russo 196, Corinne Maher 191, and Madison Lukosius 185.

Michael Berardino 758

FARMINGDALE, NY Michael Berardino topped the scoring in the Wednesday Adult/Junior Scholarship League firing games of 257-226-275 for a high series of 758. Mike Brunn rolled 235-200-620, Mike Testa 233-204, Joe Miglinao 229-221, Ed Mencarelli 215, and Lauren Dean 211.

Matt Farber 741

FARMINGDALE, NY Matt Farber led the scoring in the Wednesday AdultJunior Scholarship League firing games of 216-278-247 for a high series of 741. Alexa Haines 223, Kristie Testa and Emily Dean 208, Skylar McGarrity 192, and Amanda Heme 190.

Jeremy Toner 288

FARMINGDALE, NY Jeremy Toner topped the scoring in the Monday Summer Trio League firing a high game of 288. Matt Raina hit 278-666, Bob Starzec 265-679, James Micalizzi 248, Gary LaCara 247, Michael Garfinkel 247-221-660, Curtis Brown 245-236-658, Kerrick Jones 245, Edmond Wing 243-225, Chris Traina 214-217-236-667, Michael Bagnato 236-225-659, Michael Walsh and Dale Alberino 227, Nick Butera 226-214, Charles Drakeford 224, Mel Stephenson 223, and Sal Alberino 223-221.

AJ Fratello 721
FARMINGDALE, NY AJ Fratello led the MNFP Summer League firing games of 248-227246 for a high series of 721. Rich Bambara rolled 242-214638, Bert Messina 240-644, Ronnie Simon 232-219-606, Melissa Banks 226, Mike Martin 230, and Sam Combs 205.

Sam Combs 744

FARMINGDALE, NY Sam Combs topped the scoring in the MNFP Summer League firing games of 278-257 for a high series of 744. AJ Fratello rolled 245-235-683, Donnie Fratello 235-204, Rich Bambara 224, Mike Martin 223, Herb Roth 214, Ronnie Simon 210, and Jason Rundell 201-200.

Rob Larsen 692

FARMINGDALE, NY Rob Larsen topped the Tuesday Party League firing a high game of 267 and a high series of 692. Steve Fisher rolled 252-223-672, Michael Bagnato 249-214, Michael Larberg 248, Dennis Dowdican 247, Matt Traina 247-232-675, Edwin Scollins 245-210, Geroge Mazzocchi 243-216-226-685, Conor McCormack 236-212, Brian Beale 236-222-661, Stephen Albertson 235, Steven May 234-219-224-677, James Curran and Clay Hunt 223, Ernest DeMatteo 222-214, Ronald Demuth, Jr. 221, Will Depalo 218, and George Tinch 216.

Matt Traina 708

FARMINGDALE, NY Matt Traina led the Monday Summer Trio League firing games of 266238 for a high series of 708. Dale Alberino rolled 258-215665, Cliff Jones 252, Jeff Gallo 244, Clive Tobias 239, Micahel Walsh 237-226, Curtis Brown and Sal Alberino 236, Joe Johnson 234, Stephen Pasciuto 234-232225-691, James Micalizzi 233, Kerrick Jones 233-223, Tyrone Brown 230-215, Mel Stephenson 225, Edmond Wing 224-206, and Peter Ramo 222-205.

Matt Traina 742

FARMINGDALE, NY Matt Traina led the scoring in the Tuesday Party League firing games of 265-254-223 for a high series of 742. Richard Cheek rolled 279-233707, Michael Garfinkel 255, Kevin Falcone 254-214-227-695, Michael Bagnato 254, Joe Gallipani 246, Vernon Brown 235227-664, Anthony Oliveto 234, and Ronald Demuth, Jr. 232-211.

Scott Bannon 641

FARMINGDALE, NY Scott Bannon led the scoring in the Wednesday Friends League firing games of 236-225-641, Bill Grieb 235-624, James Rooney 231-222635, and John Riccardi 231.

Ken Tamburrino 241

FARMINGDALE, NY Ken Tamburrino led the Wednesday Adult/Junior. Scholarship League firing a high game of 241. Michael Berardino 237-224-659, Joseph Angelone 236-207, Ed Mencarelli 235, Shaun Peters 213, and Bruce Marklnad 201. In the Junior Pro Shot Challenge League Angel Rodriguez rolled 212-204, Brandon Soedarmasto 209-203, Brancon Schlossberg 208-202, Nicholas Ng 203, and Luke Richardson 196.

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THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Sean Zeleniak 772
HOPELAWN, NJ Sean Zeleniak topped the scoring in the Raritan Bay Mens League firing games of 2592-57-256 for a high series of 772. Joey Weisenstein rolled 236-255279-770, Ken Horvath 247-256239-742, Rick Sciulla 236-269223-728, and John Kertesz 215266-247-728.

Steve Venito 754

HOPELAWN, NJ Steve Venito topped the scoring in the South Shore League firing games of 229-247-278 for a high series of 754. Matt DAndrea rolled 249-245657, and Joe Plescia 227-621. In the NASCAR League Cody Smith shot 258, Frank Kertesz 224, and Kyle Taraska 217.

Kenny Anderson 665

HOPELAWN, NJ Kenny Anderson led the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 214-246-205 for a high series of 665. Kevin Cristi shot 231-225-650, Alberto Martins 265-211-636, and Melissa Hertenberger 230221-618.

Andy Polidura 756

HOPELAWN, NJ Andy Polidura topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 214-276-266 for a high seires of 756. Joseph Hendricks rolled 222232-299-753, Ryan Branson 235269-225-729, Rob Hasselbrook 278-222-214-714, and Glenn Mohr Jr 207-247-257-711.

Don Anione 711

HOPELAWN, NJ Don Anione led the scoring in the Academy Madness League firing games of 219-213-279 for a high series of 711. Joe Defelice shto 203-242-222667, and Mike Dellamanna 236221-204-661.

Steve Venito 644

HOPELAWN, NJ Steve Venito led the scoring in the Family League firing games of 236-218 for a high series of 644. Matthew Loda shot 230-215635, Joe Bloodgood 257-203628, Alexa Venito 244-626, and Dan Pawelek 204-222-622.

Rollin E. Ball 697

HOPELAWN, NJ Rollin E. Ball led the scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League firing games of 236-222-239 for a high series of 697. Vinny Medvetz rolled 222-222635, and Mike Piomelli 235-236630.

Mike Conte 664

HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Conte paced the scoring in the Friends & Family League firing games of 214-216-234 for a high series of 664. Michael Peterson shot 210-215620, and Wayne Torzill 210.

Vinny Medvetz 751

HOPELAWN, NJ Vinny Medvetz led the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League firing games of 232-241-278 for a high series of 751. Brian Schwal shot 220-237-258715, Joe Herber 247-247-216-710, and John Roam 223-234-247-704. In the Nulty Knockers League Dot Borkowski and Anita Petardi shot 200.

Don E. Hellhake 661

HOPELAWN, NJ Don E. Hellhake led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing games of 265-207 for a high series of 661. William Bailey rolled 203-203229-635, K.C. Carbonials 202224-617, and Barbara Aker 216.

Don M. Hellhake 668

HOPELAWN, NJ Don M. Hellhake led the scoring in the Thursday Mixed Nuts League firing games of 226-243 for a high series of 668. John Syslo shot 202-268-654, and Rolando Vazquez 234.

Rocco Fortunato 751

HOPELAWN, NJ Rocco Fortunato topped the scoring in the Academy Madness League firing games of 239-289-223 for a high series of 751. Dennis Decrosta rolled 246-235663, Dan DeBenedetto 268-654, and Bonnie Desimone 238. Mark Cumber rolled 235-205 and John Sidorko 229 in the Bank League.

Mike Dellamanna 665

HOPELAWN, NJ Mike Dellamanna paced the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League firing games of 206-222-237 for a high series of 665. Richard Funk III shot 239-247661, Kevin Eccleston 220-236641, and Kevin Cristi 245.

Frank Capparelli, Jr. 657

HOPELAWN, NJ Frank Capparelli, Jr. led the His & Hers League tossing 210-256 for a high series of 657. Mike Porcellana shot 224-254651, and Willie Figueroa 247-614.

Aaron Wililams 650

HOPELAWN, NJAaron Williams led the scoring in the Sunday Nite Mixed League firing games of 247-206 for a high series of 650. Cid Stentella shot 207-224-202633, and Frank Nebus 235-630. In the John 8 for 8 Adult League John Delgado hit 264-201-642, David DeAvila 215-233-636, and Anthony Martin 222-208-611.

Jason Passero 745

HOPELAWN, NJ Jason Passero led the scoring in the Garden State Mixed League firing games of 277-258-210 for a high series of 745. Richard Hecht shot 212-205-235652, Richard Rowley 213-214223-650, and Kathleen Pranio 237.

Anthony Martin 665

HOPELAWN, NJ Anthony Martin paced the scoring in the 8 for 8 Adult League rolling games of 215-217-233 for a high series of 665. Jeffrey Martin hit 227-224-648, Lauro Perez 219-215-211-645, and John Delgado 233.