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SULLIVAN COUNTY GOLFERS Ed Guthrie from Narrowsburg, far right, and Golfing Highlights Columnist Ed Townsend of Livingston Manor, second from the right, share golf stories with C.D. Rhodes III and Lori Rhodes, representatives from Wyboo Plantation Santee Lakes Golf, Manning, SC, at the Greater New Jersey Golf Show held over the weekend of February 23-25 at the Garden State Exhibit Center in Somerset, New Jersey.

Bowling Highlights Column 2-23-07

Democrat Bowling Challenge Tournament

The 4th Annual Sullivan County Democrat Men's (Scratch) Bowling Challenge tournament will be held this year on March 17-18 at the completely new and remodeled Kiamesha Lanes.
Limited to a field of 40 two-man teams tournament entries will quality for divisions on Saturday, March 17 at 11 a.m.
Each 2-man team will bowl games with no handicaps.
After qualifying, each team will be seeded 1 through 40 and put into 5 divisions of 8.
On Sundayv, March 18 at 11 a.m. the elimination matches begin.
Each team will be guaranteed 6 games, three qualifying games and a quarterfinal match.
Winners advance and losers go home.
The top two teams in each division will receive prize money and the prize money breakdown (40 teams) included $500 first place in the Championship division and $250 second place. Second division first place $350, second place $175. Third division $260 first place and $130 second place. Fourth division $200 first place and $100 second place. Fifth division $150 first place and $75 second place.
Entry fee for this ever-growing popular tournament is $80 per team ($40 per man) and the entry deadline is March 13 or the first 40 teams.
Put your team names on a sheet of paper and make check payable to The Democrat and mail to the Sullivan County Democrat, PO Box 308, Callicoon, NY 12723-0308.
Eligibility rules for the tournament is that each team member must be at least 16-years of age and USBC rules will not apply in this event.
Tournament sponsors include Kohler Lumber, Charlie Barbuti Furniture, Kristt Company, Kiamesha Lanes, Callicoon Lanes, Bank of America, Roche's Garage and the Sullivan County Democrat.
Tournament chairmen are Matt Kleiner at 845-887-5571 and Brian Starr at 845-932-8643.

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Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo

Bowlers: This week I would like to let you know more4 about the RG (which stands for radius of gyration and core torque) in bowling balls.
First to help you understand the RG, a modern weight block in a professional bowling ball is composed of several parts of different densities. Each of these densities has two chaeracteristics.It is a certain volume and it occupies a certain location. When fused together, all of the different densities (all the weight of the ball) act as if they are a single unit of a single density that is rotating at a single distance from the center of the ball. This is all the RG is. It is a measurement; that tells you how far from the center of the ball the weight acts like it is rotating. As far as core torque, it is a phase we use in the industry to measure the "flip" in the ball. The higher the number, the harder the ball will turn the corner. As with anything else, it is a guide for estimating potential. How flippy a ball really will be is determined by the shape of the core, the bowlers style, the surface of the ball and the lane condition it is thrown on. A tall skinny core will generally flip harder than a short fat core. Even with all of this, it is important that there is no substitute for a good shot.
Mike Luongo is technically certified through IBPSIA as a Pro-Shop operator and teacher. He is a Silver Level coach with the USBC and is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the Morich Bowling Ball Company (Morich Enterprises, Inc.). Mike is also a member of the Brunswick Pro-Shop staff. If you have a question or subject you would like covered, he can be reached at 845-341-1694 or via e-mail at mikespro@warwick.net

Ed's Outlook

The annual Monticello Elk's Lodge Scotch Doubles No-Tap bowling tournament is one of those "Fun" tournaments where bowlers relax and have a lot of good times with their fellow competitors.
Such was the case on February 17 when guys and gals took to the lanes at Kiamesha Lanes to compete in the Scotch Doubles No-Tap event. The No-Tap portion of the tournament gives bowlers a strike on a nine-pin hit and scotch doubles is where the male or female leads off and if they don't get a strike the partner has to pick up the spare and the game continues to go on like that.
The February 17 tournament produced a two-time champion, Tom Skiff Jr. and Joan Redington of White Sulphur Springs. They also won this event two years ago.
In their first game of the tournament the champions combined for a 239 while on the lane next to them Mickey and Joan Lake combined for a 300 game.
In the second game Tom and Joan had just one open in the third frame (a 4-10 split which Tom failed to convert) and they finished with a 266.
In the third game Tom and Joan started with 2 in a row and they had strike counts from that point on for the second 300 game of this tournament.
Their final winning tally was 239, 266, 300, 805. The balls of their choice this day was a Morich Ravage II for Joan and a V2 Clean for Tom.
All tournament participants then went to the Monticello Elks Lodge for Roast Beef sandwiches and all the trimmings.
Well done by tournament directors George Kelley and Roberta Yakin.
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PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ASSOCIATION (PBA)

Though the debate over who is the best left-handed bowler on the Denny's Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour will never end, Pathrick Allen can lay state to that claim for at least one week.
In a final round featuring the top three lefties currently on Tour, Allen captured his ninth career title and second this season with a 218-169 win over Parker Bohn III last Sunday to win the 2007 Go RVing Classic at Thunderbowl at Council Bluffs, Iowa. The win was worth $25,000 for the former Tarrytown, NY bowler who now makes his home at Wesley Chapel, Fla.

Local Scores

Liberty Lanes
Liberty, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies league included a 224, 558 by Florence Good, JoAnne Wright 223, 183, 543 and Wendy Swan 182.
In the Wednesday Men's league Ralph Coney scored a 277, 659, John Lopez 638, Don Kuhlman 635, Keith Smith 249, 627, Tom Skiff III a 606 and Jim Fiore 604.
In the Thursday 5:45 Ladies league Shirley Townsend scored a 237, 505 and Janet Bertholf 180.
In the Thursday Men's Doubles league Kyle Stevens scored a 254, 705, Tom Skiff III a 254, 648, Jim Fiore Sr. 636, Ralph Coney 612 and Paul Tuttle 255.
In the Friday Mixed league Ralph Coney scored a 254, 698, Kyle Stevens 290, 686, Tom Skiff III a 656, Keith Smith 243, 626 and Elisa Bound 187.
In the Saturday Morning Liberty Elks Youth leagues, in the Bantam division Zac Maniatis scored a 163, Patterson Attman 135, Tommy Barkley 132 and Brendan Seigel 126. In the Teenage division Thomas Fix scored a 201, 204, 556, Andy Cook 198, 522, Bruce Huggins 180, 513 and Chris McGuire 187.
In the Saturday Mixed league Kyle Stevens scored a 257, 668, Rob Tuttle 254, 661, Phil Russell 655, Keith Smith 616, Rich Vail 612, Tabatha Bound 180, 517, Sharon Russell 188, 501, Cathy Edwards 201 and Leslie Edwards 195.
In the Sunday Afternoon Scholarship league Robbie Bivins scored a 641, Chris Stevens 258, 676, Kyle Stevens 250, 686 and Deming Roosa 201.
In the Sunday Mixed league Herbie Sklar scored a 656, Kyle Stevens 654, Chris Stevens 622, Stew Stevens 603, Tom Stephenson 600, Elisa Bound 191, 521, Suzi Jones 198 and Billie Jo Bound 184.

Kiamesha Lanes
Kiamesha Lake, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men's league included a 240, 247, 659 by Nate Sanders, David Graham 246, 629, John Hoffmann 690, Jaryl Scott 255, 634, Bill Helms 662, Art Stevens 603, Walt Edwards 246, 676, Tom Belgiovene 613, Paul Minton 258, 680, Steve Belgiovene 603, Pedro Agapito 635, Al Caycho 268, 608, Jack Moylan 268, 683, James Ratner 670, John Fischer 642, Donnie Durland 245, 259, 738, Paul Durland 625, Ralph Cannon 635, Eddie Lake 683 and Ricky Lake 708.
In the Tuesday Mixed Firemen's league John Hoffmann scored a 258, 255, 736, Donald Durland 259, 689, Larry Berens 257, 669, Jack Rustic 248, 663, Jo Jo Van Keuren 243, 660, Frank Emmens 652, Tom Drobysh 650, Kris Gwiozdowski 640, Peter Scannell 621, Dale Sonnenschein 612, Dorian Jennings 267, 180, 223, 670, Donna DuBois 194, 213, 201, 608, Roberta Yakin 188, 211, 192, 591, Mary Lee Williams 193, 186, 539, Barbara Yeomans 182, 185, 520, Joan Lake 191, 519 and Debbie Wright 182.
In the Wednesday Men's league Mike Weiner scored a 269, 706, George Battle 245, 614, Frank Muller Jr. 612, Rick Lake 257, 258, 706, Larry Berens 600, Dean Shattuck 675, Ed Guthrie 606, Cecil Walters 623, Jay Shore 604, Jody Farquhar 626, Josh Strang 269, 639, Shane Conner 677, Edwin Rodriguez 621, Ralph Gandulla 615, Dwayne Cabrera 247, 267, 739, Ed Townsend 241, 621, Tom Skiff Jr. 627John Hoffmann 256, 672, Bob Cady 658, Vinnie Collura 259, 677, Tom Belgiovene 677, Paul Minton 257, 667, Donald Durland 631, Walt Edwards 643, Jaryl Scott 268, 705, Mark Wegener 247, 244, 704 and Ed Lake 266, 655.
In the Thursday Ladies league Mardette Wilcox scored a 234, 588, Deanna Mendels 220, 509, Anna Sawyer 211, 564, Lisa Cartwright 200, 568, Gerri Stensland 194, Mari Jane Conklin 192, Pat Shuart 186, Carmen Monge 184, Sonya Robinson 184, Joan Lake 180, 506, Sue Westerman 180, 527, Carmille Carpinone 180 and Pat Gibson 506.
In the Friday Mixed league Tammy Pineiro scored a 183, 197, 524, Bob Sze 601, Laresko Niifa 645, Jennie Worden 190, 531, Jamy Flynn 191, Rick Hendricks 253, 663, Don Kuhlman 619, David Graham 278, 699, Joan Redington 235, 200, 181, 616, Bob Linzer 252, 612, Tom Skiff Jr. 620, Linda Schaefer 513, Eddie Lake 258, 668, Vera Bernhardt 184, 523, Paul Berens 246, 672, Mary Ann Drobysh-Berens 205, 221, 585, Ryan Lepke 602, Mark Fedun 606 and Mary Lee Williams 202, 509.
In the Saturday Mixed league Mitch Peck scored a 267, 696, Michelle Morris 201, George Van Aken 633Terry Delaney 213, 524, Mardette Wilcox 216, 515 and Jim Van Aken 245, 621.

Ellenville Lanes
Ellenville, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Wednesday Mixed league include a 603 by Harry Worden and Debbie Smith 180.
In the Thursday Men's 880 league Rudy Belanchia scored a 674, Jo Jo Van Keuren 627, Macho Acevedo 605, Jon Wilheim 266, 642, Bret Budd 611, Bob Hamilson 242, 616, Harrison Cherry 626, Kelly Collins 656, Caleto Torres 617, Babba Stewart 609, Shane Conner 615, Rich Bradford 600, Merrill Conner 243, 267, 743 and Chris Benson 600.

Middletown Lanes
Middletown, NY

Recent highlight scores from Middletown lanes include a 749 by John Angus, JR Drew 727, EJ Hoag 761, Gary Eddy 767, Jeff Masci 744, Bob Quinn Jr. 777, Gary Sisco 742, Bob Haas 712, Mike Bianchi 725, Mike Hanbury 702, Dave Crawford 712, Warren Stitzel 729, Tony Ezzo 708 and Jeff Jackson scored his third 300 perfect game of the season.
In the 1st Annual Mixed Doubles/Mixed Format Tournament some 60 bowlers participated and a great time was had by all. The first place prize of $350 was won by Mickey Luongo and Bonnie Seneca. Interestingly enough, Mi;ckey's original partner broke her wrist the day before the event and Bonnie stepped in the last minute. They scored a 1460 to win the event. Other teams to cash included seond place Cara Loiodice/Tony Fello, third place Linda Luongo/Steve Gelinas, fourth place Bari Walsh/Brett Rosenblum, fifth place Ria and Don Persons and sixth place Nancy and Brian Conklin.
In the Saturday Phantom league Dee Moorhead scored a 191, Margaret Guidone 188, Terry Cudney 183 and Jan Johnson 189.

Hoe Bowl Lanes
Walden, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Walden Women's league include a 218, 543 by Deborah Boniface, Kelly Shattuck 189 and Nancy Kron 191, 188, 527.

Kiamesha Hosts Democrat Tournament

Democrat Photo by Ed Townsend

THE NEW MODERN look at Kiamesha Lanes with its synthetic approaches and lanes and new Brunswick pin setters will play host to the 4th Annual Sullivan County Democrat Men's (Scartch) Tournament on March 17-18. For information call Matt Kleiner at 845-887-5571.

2007 Elks Tourney Champions

The 2007 Monticello Elks Lodge Scotch Doubles No-Tap Tournament champions are Tom Skiff Jr. and Joan Redington of White Sulphur Springs, NY. They won the February 17 event with a 239, 266, 300, 805 series. For full details of this event read the Friday Bowling Highlights Column in the Sullivan County Democrat.

Here & There 2-20-07

HERE & THERE COLUMN 2-20-07

Watch Out For New York Regional Interconnect

State laws have been passed and former Governor George Pataki signed legislation that was designed to be a major obstacle to a huge power transmission line that would run from central New York through Sullivan County to Orange County, but, New York Regional Interconnect (NYRI) will fight this law on grounds that it is unconstitutional.......and there are chances they could win this battle and the line would be built.
The law that was passed and signed into legislation blocks New York Regional Interconnect from using state laws to take land by eminent domain.
With this new state law in effect it then became known that NYRI could use federal law to take land by eminent domain and build the line.
Some have noted that the state law is too narrow to stand up to a court challenge.
Well folks.....here comes NYRI and with them comes a lawsuit in federal court charging that the law unfairly singles out its project and their attorney states it unconstitutional.
This truly indicates that NYRI does not intend to just go away with their proposal to build a 1,200 megawatt transmission line from near the city of Utica to New Windsor in Orange County.
It shows that NYRI has no plans to step aside and bow to the widespread opposition to this proposed power line project.
It has been said that the NYRI project is a billion-dollar job and that it was proposed not to meet the energy needs of upstate New York, but to serve only New York City.
Power line opponents have expressed fear that the state law would not hold up in court because it appears to specifically target NYRI and that the state law is possibly too narrow in its approach.
There is now a possibility that this power play may now switch to the United States Congress where legislation, if approved, could stop NYRI.
Democrat Congressman Maurice Hinchey and two other sponsors are cosponsoring one bill while two other bills are introduced by Hinchey.
Hinchey feels this is the best approach to stopping NYRI "because it specifically addresses provisions in that '05 energy bill which I believe are not inappropriate, but perhaps unconstitutional and clearly contrary to the interests of private individuals and communities as well as states."
We strongly support Congressman Hinchey in this federal legislative effort. All of us need protection from power line corridors and we applaud the congressman for his efforts and consideration in protecting communities from power line abuse.

Bowling Calendar

February 24-25 and March 3-4--Tri-County NY USBC (Men's) 2007 Tournament. Callicoon Lanes--Tournament entry date has been extended until February 9. Postmarked 2/9 will be accepted. No Walk ins.
March 10-11 and March 17-18--Tri-County NY USBC Women's 2007 Tournament at Ellenville Lanes. Applications are available at bowling centers. For information on both the Callicoon and Ellenville tournaments, call the Association Manager at 239-0163 or e-mail at keglers@optonline.net
March 28-31--USBC 2007National Convention, Nashville, Tenn., Featuring Youth/Adult Singles Tournament March 31. For information visit www.bowl.com or call 1-800-514-BOWL.
April 14-May 20, NYS USBC Women's championship Tournament. Niagara Falls, NY. The Queen's Tournament is April 21 at Tonawanda. Information call Nancy at 716-662-0018 or e-mail nancyw@nyswba.com
April 14-June 10, NYS USBC Men's Championship Tournament, South Glens Falls, NY. Entries close June 10. Information call 315-252-6695 or e-mail spdbowling@aol.com
April 14-July 8, Lilac No-Tap Bowling Tournament, AMF Terrace Garden Lanes, Rochester, NY. Men & Women, team, doubles and singles. Tournament information at 1-800-36-LILAC, or get entry blanks at www.lilactour.com
April 21-May 20, 26th Annual South Side Bowl No-Tap Tournament, Scranton, Pa. Regions largest No-Tap team and doubles tournament. Information call 570-961-5213 or obtain entry blanks at www.southsidebowl.com .

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PBA Star Chris Barnes

BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS COLUMN 2-16-07

EBONITE ACQUIRES COLUMBIA INDUSTRIES

Ebonite International, Inc. of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, has entered into an agreement for an asset purchase of Columbia Industries, including the Columbia, Track and Dyno-Thane® brands of bowling equipment, announced William T. Scheid, president of Ebonite. Terms were not disclosed.
"Our goal is to build a portfolio of the best brands in the bowling business to provide distributors, pro shops and ultimately consumers with the products that fit their needs,” said Scheid. “These brands, particularly Columbia and Track, have tremendous equity over a long period of time. We are very pleased to bring them into the Ebonite International family."
Effective immediately, all sales of Columbia, Track and Dyno-Thane bowling balls, bags and accessories will be the responsibility of Ebonite International. Manufacturing of bowling balls for these brands, currently being done at the company’s manufacturing facility in San Antonio, Texas, will be moved to Ebonite International’s Hopkinsville, Kent. facility at some point in the near future.
"As our business has become increasingly competitive with a shrinking market of league bowlers, consolidation became inevitable. We considered a variety of options and felt like the acquisition by Ebonite International provided the best opportunity to maintain the viability of our brands," said David Herrmann, vice chairman of Columbia Industries.
Columbia, Track and Dyno-Thane join Ebonite’s International’s existing consumer brands: Ebonite, Hammer and Robby’s. In addition, Ebonite International is the parent company of Ebonite VanTech Capital Equipment and Vantage Bowling, which serve the commercial side of the bowling business.
"We still have many details to work out but are confident that we will successfully integrate the Columbia Industries products into our company. We did this with the acquisition of the Hammer brand in 2002 and look forward to doing so again," added Scheid.
Ebonite International is a privately-owned company that currently services bowling centers, distributors and retail outlets both domestically and internationally. For more information, visit http://www.ebonite.com/.

Bowling Tip
By Mike Luongo

Bowlers: This weeks tip is for all bowlers regardless of your level and it has to do with understanding the correct body position needed to execute a bowling shot and being able to duplicate it.
If you were to stand straight on the approach, facing the pins, letting the ball hang on your hand, you could not swing the ball straight without hitting your hip with the ball. This is impossible to do without swinging the ball around your hip because the ball is too big. This "roundhouse swing" is not able to be duplicated shot after shot.
Therefore, you must be in a position to be able to swing the ball toward your desired target without any obstacles.
The tip: Get your head as far to the right (or left if left-handed) and tilt your bowling shoulder slightly downward. Contrary to what some of your fellow bowlers might tell you, you must drop your shoulder toward the floor in order to avoid the "roundhouse"swing. At the same time, slightly open your hips and shoulders and you will be able to swing your arm straight toward your target time and time again. Due to different physiologist, the exact position may vary slightly from person to person, but when correctly positioned, you can use gravity to control the tempo of your swing.
Note: If you were to shoot a game of pool, or go to a range and shoot a bow or rifle, note the position your head would have to be in to be effective in these activities. Also, next time you watch Pro Bowling on TV, make note of the bowler's body positions.
MIKE LUONGO IS TECHNICALLY CERTIFIED THROUGH IBPSIA AS A PRO-SHOP OPERATOR AND TEACHER. HE IS A SILVER LEVEL COACH WITH USBC AND IS ALSO THE NORTHEAST TECHNICAL ADVISOR FOR THE MORICH BOWLING BALL COMPANY (MORICH ENTERPRISES INC.) MIKE IS ALSO A MEMBER OF THE BRUNSWICK PRO-SHOP STAFF. IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION OR SUBJECT YOU WOULD LIKE COVERED, HE CAN BE REACHED AT 845-341-1694 OR VIA E-MAIL AT MIKESPRO@WARWICK.NET



Ed's Outlook

On behalf of bowlers in the tri-county area we reach out this week with loving kindness and sincere thoughts in offering condolences to Mike. Linda, Mickey and Sara Luongo and all of the Luongo family on the death in Lake Worth, Florida on February 6 of Mike's father, Lewis Michael Luongo.
Mike as all bowlers know is the author of the weekly Bowling Tip in this column and is the owner and operator of Mike's Pro Shop at Middletown Lanes. Mike is well known and highly respected throughout the bowling industry and is technically certified through the IBPSIA as a Pro-Shop operator and Teacher. He is a Silver Level Coach with the United States Bowling Congress and is also the Northeast Technical Advisor for the Morich Bowling Ball Company. Mike is also a member of the Brunswick Pro-Shop Staff. Linda is well known in the bowling industry as manager of Middletown Lanes and Mickey has learned the trade well from his dad and works with Mike in the pro shop.
Lewis was formerly of Monroe and served from 1953 to 1974 with the New York State Police with 10 of those years being with the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (BCI).
An avid bowler and golfer, Lewis was also the co-owner of the Bowling Time Pro Shop in Newburgh with his son, Mike.
A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated on February 10 at St. Rita Catholic Church, Wellington. Memorial contributions may be made in Lew's name to Safe Harbor Animal Rescue, PO Box 1843, Jupiter, FL. 33468.

PROFESSIONAL BOWLERS ASSOCIATION

Chris Barnes has had a lot of heartbreak and disappointment on television throughout his career, but all that seems to go away when he bowls in front of his home crowd.
Barnes won his eighth career Denny's Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour title last Sunday--and his second in the Dallas Metroplex, defeating John May 235-216, to win the 2007 GEICO Classic at AMF Irving Lanes, Irving Texas. The win was worth $25,000.
This week the Denny's PBA Tour is in Council Bluffs, Iowa for the 2007 Go R Ving Classic at Thunderbowl. The ESPN TV finals take place Sunday, February 18 at 12:30 p.m.


Local Scores

Callicoon Lanes
Callicoon, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Hortonville Ladies league include a 203, 540 by Lil Zieres and Judy Mohn 198, 502.
In the Tuesday Delaware Valley Men's league Ed LeRoy scored a 248, 630, Mark Herbert 225 and Gary Brockner 217.
In the Wednesday Businessmen's league Brian Starr scored a 258 and Tom Russell 237, 603.
In the Thursday Delaware Valley Women's league Barbara Walter scored a 201, 502 and Crystal Kirchner 504.
In the Friday Mixed Doubles league Jackie Brockner scored a 255, 630 and Pam Wayne 208, 575.

Liberty Lanes
Liberty, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Ladies league include a 202, 183, 552 by Beth Fisk, Sheila Fix 192, 189, 538, Min Reinshagen 184, Joan Fredenburg 191, Wendy Swan 180 and Sharon Badlam scored a 122 triplicate.
In the Wednesday Men's league Ralph Coney scored a 248, 668, Chris Stevens 665, Alan LaBounty 247, 636, Robbie Bivins 242, 607 and Phil Norris 600.
In the Thursday Ladies 5:45 league Dawn McAdams scored a 195, 216, 561, Janet Bertholf 195, 193, 552, Jean Harold 190, 518, Shirley Townsend 198, 517, Elisa Bound 503, Anne Steiglitz 188, Sue Ruiz 215 and Sara Jahrling 195.
In the Thursday Men's Doubles league Ralph Coney scored a 244, 246, 245, 735, Tom Skiff III a 645, Carmine Santillo 245, 249, 729, Derek Irwin 245, 254, 666, Robert Fix III a 606, Russell Bivins 241, 252, 724, Timmy Totten 241, Kyle Stevens 246 and Todd Houghtaling 242.
In the Friday Mixed league Kyle Stevens scored a 663, Tom Skiff III a 248, 657, Stephen McAdams 244, 611, Jim Fiore 610, Betty Jane Stevens 197, 508 and Wendy Swan 186.
In the Saturday Mixed league Kyle Stevens scored a 243, 671, Kevin Teller 257, 648, Russell Bivins 627, Stew Stevens 618, Rob Tuttle 606, Sharon Russell 183, 184, 530, Tabatha Bound 181, 186, 521, Wendy Swan 226, 501, Cathy Edwards 190 and Karen McGrady 183.
In the Sunday Afternoon Scholarship league Tami Davis scored a 202, Robbie Bivins 213 and Justin Fancher 174.
In the Sunday Mixed league Keith Smith scored a 625, Herbie Sklar 611, Bob Cady 265, 659, Elisa Bound 211, 189, 540, Barbara Kortright 191, 196, 525, Crystal Bound 188, Kyle Stevens 246 and Betty Jane Stevens 193.

Kiamesha Lanes
Kiamesha Lake, NY

Recent highlight scores in the Monday Men's league include a 248, 659 by Willy Bartley, John Cascone 257, 663, John Hoffmann 613, Jaryl Scott 258, 716, Bill Helms 245, 686, Dean Keesler 629, Mike Weiner 646, Walt Edwards 613, Paul Minton 249, 676, Steve Belgiovene 608, Bobby Cooper 266, 617, James Ratner 290, 268, 268, 826, Rob Sze 602, John Fischer 255, 729, Donnie Durland 269, 244, 247, 760, Mark Wegener 633, Paul Durland 254, 654, Frank Scuderi 618, Eddie Lake 258, 677 and Ricky Lake 254, 644.
In the Tuesday Mixed Firefighters league Vinnie Collura scored a 256, 279, 767, Matt Cooper 246, 695, Larry Berens 246, 695, Donnie Durland 244, 677, John Hoffmann 646, Frank Emmens 268, 645, Dale Sonnenschein 633, John Cascone 279, 632, Ed Guthrie 248, 630, Neil Bell Jr. 256, 626, Jack Rustic 247, 607, Kris Gwiozdowski 244, 600, Todd Telesky 247, Lisa Cartwright 210, 224, 595, Debbie Durland 200, 215, 584, Dorian Jennings 183, 210, 549, Crystal Price 181, 514, Joan Lake 187, 514, Roberta Yakin 205, 505, Donna DuBois 190 and Mary Lee Williams 180.
In the Wednesday Men's league Jo Jo Van Keuren scored a 248, 677, Todd Van Keuren 257, 686, Mike Weiner 686, George Battle 622, Frank Muller Jr. 600, Dean Shattuck 609, Ed Guthrie 268, 244, 705, Barry Siegel 633, Cecil Walters 667, Ricky Lara 244, 247, 241, 732, Frank Emmens 606, Johnny Valentin 639, Josh Strang 248, 699, Angel Rodriguez 246, Edwin Rodriguez 615, Eddie Blume 256, 641, Ralph Gandulla 254, 247, 689, Dwayne Cabrera 623, Tom Skiff Jr. 668, John Hoffmann 651, Dale Sonnenschein 685, Paul Durland 602, Vinnie Collura 666, Tom Belgiovene 656, Paul Minton 257, 694, Donnie Durland 643, Jaryl Scott 644, Mark Wegener 279, 708, Eddie Lake 601, Roy Sweeney 639, Kevin Stackhouse 604 and Frank DiCostanzo 667.
In the Thursday Ladies league Barbara Neist scored a 237, 653, Mardette Wilcox 236, 617, Debra Castillo 231, Jamie Decker 222, Andrea Grossman 196, 538, Valerie Fersch 195, 526, April Aldrich 195, Connie McKenley 193, 526, Bonnie Geraine 192, Lisa Cartwright 192, 546, Joan Lake 519, Pat Gibson 516 and Sue Goldsmith 514.
In the Friday Mixed league Tammy Pineiro scored a 184, 506, Frank Scuderi 648, Laresko Niifa 266, 627, Jennie Worden 199, Christa Sweeney 194, 510, Roy Sweeney 603, Don Kuhlman 641, Cathy Carpenter 181, Joan Redington 224, 553, Tom Skiff Jr. 655, Donnie Durland 255, Joan Lake 192, 213, 544, Jim Patterson 603, Linda Schaefer 210, 180, 564, Eddie Lake 256, 699, Mike Osborn 243, 612, Mary Ann Drobysh-Berens 182, 535 and Frank Emmens 695.
In the Saturday Morning Youth leagues, in the Pee Wees division Carson Somers scored a 74. In the Bantams division Parth Patel bowled a 101. In the Preps division Cory Deitchman scored a 132, Pedro Agapito III a 140, 156, 156, Sarah Durland 148, Kishan Patel 150, 161 and Anthony Bellantoni 132. In the Jr,/Majors division Josh Natale scored a 189, Eddie Walsh 192, Daniel Van Aken 204, Josh Deitchman 216, 187, Mark Blackford 183, 183, 223 and Gregg Skiff 214, 215.
In the Saturday Mixed league Mitch Peck scored a 623, Karla McAdams 183, 513, Jason Rogers 241, 657, Mary Degraw 185, 505, Bill Van Aken 643, Maureen Crescitelli 193, 510 and Shari DiSanto 186.