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Belmonte Beats Simonsen to Win Third Consecutive START OF 2020 PWBA TOUR SEASON
PBA World Championship Title POSTPONED INDEFINITELY
LAS VEGAS – In a match-up
between two of the Go Bowling ARLINGTON, Texas – The start of the 2020 Professional Women’s
PBA Tour’s premier two-handed Bowling Association (PWBA) Tour season is postponed indefinitely due
players, Australian Jason Belmonte to health and safety concerns related to COVID-19. On March 15, 2020,
defeated Anthony Simonsen of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued recom-
Little Elm, Texas, 213-190, in the mendations to postpone events for the next eight weeks.
title match at the South Point The PWBA will evaluate adjustments to the 2020 PWBA Tour schedule
Bowling Plaza to win his third con- after CDC regulations evolve to allow for competition to resume.
secutive PBA World Championship
title while extending his all-time
career-leading major win total to Scott Kampf Slammed 300
13.
Bowling in front of an on-site
At Farmingdale Lanes
PBA photo
finals audience that consisted of PBA World Champion Jason Belmonte with wife Kimberly, Aria, FARMINGDALE, NY - Scott Kenny Sanders and Tim Regan
mainly PBA players, their family son Hugo, and youngest Sylvie. Kampf blasted a 300 game in the 279, Wesley Grant 278, Todd
members and tournament officials Epic/Maple Foursome League at Klarikaitis and Dianna Cazzalino
held three days earlier than originally scheduled, original Wednesday (March 18) slot while also Farmingdale Lanes. 269, Thomas Gregg 268, and
Belmonte also notched his 24th career PBA Tour postponing all additional competition in the three Ramon Carcamo shot 289, Frankie Montgoris 265.
title to take home the $150,000 first prize. animal pattern (lane condition) championships.
The PBA modified plans for all of the Storm PBA However, the players were able to complete all 56
World Series of Bowling XI finals telecasts in games of qualifying and match play for the World
Nick Westergaard Rocked 300
response to the coronavirus pandemic, moving the Championship last week to advance to the finals. At Rockaway Lanes
live FS1 World Championship telecast from its
See Belmonte Page 2 ROCKAWAY, NJ - Nick Mike Robillard and Mike Smith
Westergaard blasted a 300 game in 276 Dave Katz 270, Brian
USBC Hall of Famer Bob Hanson Dies at Age 93 the Rockaway Mixed League at Theriault 268, Richard Mayer 264,
ARLINGTON, Texas - United In 1971, he represented the Rockaway Lanes. Richard McColligan 262, and
States Bowling Congress Hall of United States at the World Jimmy Westergaard rolled 289, Nidia Haneveld 257.
Famer Bob Hanson died Tuesday Bowling World Championships
morning at a hospital in West in Milwaukee, where he earned Flor Mangasi, Tom Flynn Jr and
Palm Beach, Florida, following a gold medals in the five-player
short illness. He was 93. and eight-player team events. Alex Prell Burned 300 at Lodi Lanes
Hanson, selected to the USBC Hanson again donned the red,
Hall of Fame in 2004 in the white and blue at the 1974 Pan LODI, NJ - Flor Mangasi, Alex Kathleen Sloan and Nicolette
Veterans category, was born Feb. Am Bowling Adult Prell and Tom Flynn, Jr each fired Brenner each rolled 279, Deanny
2, 1927, and didn't start bowling Championships in Venezuela, a 300 game in the Saturday Fil- Cryan 278.
until he was in his 20s. Despite the winning a silver medal in the Am League at Lodi Lanes.
late start, he quickly became one of the most pro- eight-player team event and a bronze medal in
lific performers in the Minneapolis area. doubles. Charlie Johnson Collected a 300
He found the national spotlight as part of the He was inducted into the Minneapolis USBC
famed Hamm's Beer team, collecting three titles at Hall of Fame in 1975. At Maple Lanes RVC
the USBC Open Championships - Team All- Funeral services will be held later this year at
Events in 1965 and Regular Team in 1970 and Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Dwight Flowers rolled 267-257,
1972. He participated in the tournament 45 times Additional information will be forthcoming. Charlie Johnson topped the scor- Alby Pezzella 266, Alex
from 1962 to 2008. For more information on the USBC Hall of ing in the Wednesday AM Trios Bogolubsky 257-256, and Derrick
Hanson's momentum brought him international Fame, visit BOWL.com/HallofFame. League firing games of 300-266 Griffin 254.
accolades, as well. for a high series of 755.
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Frewing Scholarship Deadline Belmonte Continued from Page 1

Extended
The deadline to submit applications for the inaugural Daroll and Dee
Frewing Scholarship has been extended to May 15.
The extension was implemented because students across the country
are not attending classes as one part of the government’s response to
fighting the coronavirus.
The International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame continues to
accept applications for what will be an annual $25,000 scholarship, cre-
ated by Daroll Frewing, co-founder and CEO of US Bowling
Corporation, and his wife, Dolores, as their way of giving back to the
center owners with whom they have built relationships through the
years. Daroll, who has been involved in the bowling industry for nearly
six decades, serves on the Board of Trustees of the IBMHOF.
Applicants must be a son, daughter or grandchild of a Bowling
Proprietors’ Association of America-member center owner and in their
senior year of high school. The scholarship will be awarded to an appli-
cant based on academic success and service to the community.
In addition to being a high school senior, an applicant must be main-
taining a minimum 3.0 grade point average (on a 4-point scale), and will
be asked to submit information on advanced placement classes, scholas-
tic honors, extracurricular activities and community service.
They’ll also be required to submit an essay of no more than 500 words
on the topic of their choice, as well as two letters of reference from a
teacher, principal, employer, etc.
The launch of the scholarship, with a $250,000 donation by the
Frewings, was announced at last year’s Bowl Expo. The scholarship
recipient will be selected by the IBMHOF Board of Directors, along
with a member of the Frewing family.
To download an application form, go to: https://www.bowlingmuse-
um.com/Get-Involved/Daroll-Dolores-Frewing-Scholarship
As the top seed for the finals, Belmonte also added
to his ever-growing list of accomplishments in PBA
majors joining Hall of Famer Earl Anthony as the
only players to win three consecutive World
Championship titles. Anthony did it twice when the
event was called the PBA National Championship
(’73, ’74, ’75 and ’81, ’82 and 83). Belmonte, the
five-time and reigning PBA Player of the Year, was
also making a record fifth consecutive major telecast
appearance and eight of the last nine.
What made the win extra special for Belmonte was
that he won in front of his entire family for the first
time.
“It was everything to have my family here to see
this,” said the 36-year-old Australian, whose wife
Kimberly, son Hugo, and daughters Sylvie and Aria
were in attendance to witness the victory. “They were
a calming influence when I wasn’t doing well and a
great support structure overall. It was a dream to
have them here to see this.”
It was also Belmonte’s second consecutive major
title this season after winning the U.S. Open on Feb.
23 to join PBA Hall of Famer Mike Aulby as the only
players to complete the PBA Tour’s Super Slam,
which is a title in all five PBA majors (PBA
Tournament of Champions, U.S. Open, PBA Players
Championship, USBC Masters and PBA World
Championship). It was in the 2019 World
Championship that Belmonte won his 11th major to
surpass Hall of Famers Pete Weber and Earl Anthony
on the all-time major titles list.
In the title match, the 23-year-old Simonsen, trying
to become the youngest player to win three majors,
got off to a bad start with two opens after leaving dif-
ficult splits. Belmonte was able to take advantage by
stringing strikes from the third through seventh
frames which gave him enough of a cushion to win
the match.
“Going into the match it was all going to be about
speed control,” Belmonte said. “Keeping it slow and
getting a good consistent release was the key.
Anytime you can keep striking, keep a big lead and
your opponent believes he has to strike out to win,
that’s when you can really keep the pressure on.”
The World Championship was the fourth and final
event of the season that offered a $1 million bonus if
the winning player bowled a 300 game in the title
match.
“Obviously you can’t ignore the money in a tourna-
ment like this but it’s never been the motivating fac-
tor for me,” Belmonte said. “It’s always about the
title because that’s what people will remember when
the history is written.”
In the semifinal match, Simonsen, a seven-time
tour winner beat No. 2 seed EJ Tackett of Bluffton,
Indiana, 215-177, to advance to the title match.
Tackett, the 2016 PBA Player of the Year, was trying
for his third major and 14th career tour title.
In the second match, Simonsen defeated Canadian
Francois Lavoie 224-204 to advance to the semifinal
match. Lavoie, a four-time tour winner that includes
two U.S. Open titles, was trying for his third major
win.
The finals started with Lavoie, the No. 4 seed, beat-
ing three-time Team USA member and former
National Amateur Champion No. 5 seed Chris Via of
Springfield, Ohio, 269-258 to advance to the second
match against Simonsen. Via, a two-time PBA Tour
runner-up, finished fifth to match his best finish in a
major which came in the recent U.S. Open.

THE MAGIC AT MAJESTIC

Havel Wright 300-852, Carter, Mohr, Judowski 300
HOPELAWN, NJ - Havel Wright topped the scoring in the Middlesex County Classic League blasting
games of 300-276-276 for a high series of 852. Michael Carter shot 266-300-246-812. Glenn Mohr and
Peter Judowski rolled 300.
Bob Weisensee rolled 277-258-299-834, Shawn Douma 278-278-247-803, Joe Lampariello 259-247-279-
785, Eric Velzzquez 268-245-248-761, Brian Adamson 245-258-256-759, Pablo Ramirez 277-245-235-
757, John Roam 234-243-278-755, and Chris Behrens 225-265-264-754.

Dave Lacko 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ - Dave Lacko blasted a 300 game in the Raritan Bay Men’s League at Majestic Lanes.
Andrew Tripka shot 221-289-257 for a high series of 767, Chris Fisher 268-259-232-759, Craig Vass 246-
245-257-748, William D Willard, Jr 213-279-245-737, John Kertesz 258-298-733, and Lenny Petrovich
268-247-213-728.

Gary Janz 300 at Majestic Lanes

HOPELAWN, NJ - Gary Janz fired a 300 game in the Strike Nation League at Majestic Lanes.
Alphonso A Gaines, Jr rolled 278-248-236-762, Dennis E Ward 235-257-243-735, Najee. Mayers 258-
222-240-720, Chris Traynham 225-204-279-708, Adam Concepcion 212-275-220-707, and Al Wadir
Samuel 213-204-287-704.
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Lou Campi “Mr. TV of Bowling” 1957

Photo: (1905-1989)
Bowling Hall of Fame, 1968
Lou Campi and Pat McDonough

Metropolitan Major Bowling

All-American, 1956-57
League 1948 - 1949
Match Game Doubles champion, 1947, 1948, 1957

Winner of the PBA first tournament, 1959

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6 SPORTS REPORTER April 2, 2020

COVID-19 Updates from Around the Bowling World

With local and state governments mandating the closing of “non-essential” businesses and strongly suggest-
ing that citizens practice “social distancing” as a way of combatting the spread of COVID-19, you might think
that there’s not a lot of bowling business news to report.
But there is. Here’s a look at the latest coronavirus-related news from our industry…
We will be closing temporarily
* U.S. Polychemical, a longtime manufacturer of bowling lane care products, is providing a bright spot amid as a proactive precaution against the
the gloom to the most distressed and vulnerable people and facilities within Rockland County, N.Y., where the
company is headquartered. "We realized that there was a shortage of sanitizer locally here in Rockland coronavirus pandemic.
County," said Polychem’s Chief Operating Officer, Bruce Gebhardt. "The county purchasing department had Our first day closed will be Saturday,
20 people on the phones calling every corner of the county to find the sanitizer. Once we announced that we March 14, with a currently planned
were making it, the phones rang off the hook." Read more here: https://www.bowlersjournal.com/polychem-
providing-custom-made-hand-sanitizer-to-local-nursing-homes-hospitals-first-responders/ reopening on Monday, March 30.
This is of course a very fluid situation
* Members of the youth team at the International Bowling Campus are taking the pulse of the Junior Gold
Championships community — reaching out to youth coordinators, parents and others — to gain input on
and can change, so we will update
whether the 2020 event should be conducted as scheduled, and if conditions permit. with changes as they occur.
We wish everyone and their families
* USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy takes part in an extended interview with Mike Flanagan that
includes updates on USBC events. It’s available for viewing on Bowl.com. good health and will see you all soon.

* Punch Bowl Social closed all 19 of its locations and laid off “substantially all” of its staff in the wake of the
coronavirus outbreak, and its future is in doubt after creditors provided notice to its parent company, PBS
Holdco, declaring a default on its credit facility. Cracker Barrel, the restaurant chain known for its lumber-
jack-sized portions and merchandise stores, owns 58.6% of PBS Holdco, and has stated that it is walking away
from its investment in Punch Bowl Social. The so-called “restaurant experience brand” features a number of
attractions, including bowling, to create a social environment that drives food-and-beverage sales. According
to Market Watch, Cracker Barrel expects to record a $133 million impairment charge in the coming quarter
resulting from its Punch Bowl Social exit.

* Following protocols outlined in Emergency Order #12 by Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers, the Bowling $5,000 Pezzano Scholarship
Centers Association of Wisconsin has cancelled the Wisconsin Adult-Youth Scholarship Tournament, sched-
uled to have been held in mid-April at Chalet Lanes in Wisconsin Dells. The BCAW also has cancelled the Deadline is April 30
next Wisconsin Vintage Alleys Tour, scheduled for April 26. “We will be processing refunds this week for all
registrations received and processed,” said BCAW Executive Director Yvonne Bennett.
Do you know of a young person who loves bowling
and loves writing?
* The International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame in Arlington, Texas, is closed at least through March
31 in an effort to prevent the spread of the virus. Many staff members at the International Bowling Campus The International Bowling Media Association
also are working from home as part of the social-distancing effort there. is working to help create the next generation of
bowling journalists through the Chuck Pezzano Media
* The South Dakota USBC Association has cancelled all three of its State Championships (Open, Women’s Scholarship, which is valued at $5,000.
and Youth) for 2020. More: https://www.capjournal.com/sports/sdsusbc-announces-state-bowling-cancella-
To learn more about the scholarship, or to direct a
tion/article_0f420168-6edb-11ea-9b81-578d937b799c.html
young person you know to the application form,
* Some centers around the country have shut down bowling operations for the time being, but are keeping use this link in your browser: :
their restaurants open for pick-up and/or take-out service. As an example, Alley Gators Pizza & Grill at https://www.bowlingmedia.org/Portals/0/Documents/
Limerick Bowl in Limerick, Pa., presently is open for delivery and take-out only on Wednesdays through CRITERIA%20WEB.pdf
Sundays from 4-8 p.m. The final application deadline is April 30, but interested students
should begin the pre-application process immediately.
* Don Carter Lanes in Rockford, Ill., on Wednesday hosted a cookout for essential workers such as first
responders and grocery store employees who remain on the job to serve others. Those folks received free ham- Even more imminent is the deadline for the
burgers and hot dogs from Shooter’s Bar and Grill, and the business said it hopes to host additional cookouts 2019 IBMA Writing Competition.
in the future. Read more here: https://wrex.com/2020/03/25/rockford-bowling-alley-spares-food-for-those-in- Entries must be received by March 15.
need/ Information is available by using this link in your browser:
https://www.bowlingmedia.org/Portals/0/Documents/Writi
* Have a tip about something a bowling center proprietor or bowling company is doing to help out during the ngCompetition/2019/2019_Writing_Comp_Application.pdf
COVID-19 pandemic? Please drop a note to bjibob@aol.com.
April 2, 2020 SPORTS REPORTER 7

AT MAPLE LANES RVC

Tony Vitucci 279
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Tony Vitucci fired a high
game of 279 in the Monday 4 Man League.
Jeremy Slade and Erik Nakutavitius rolled 276, Billy
Viccora 269, Alby Pezzella and Scott Rufer 268, Tim
Thom, Derek Brandi and Joe Conigliaro 267, and Mark
DeLuca 262.
William Schierle, Jr 268
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - William Schierle, Jr rolled
268, Keith Massimillo 260, and Kyle Smith 254 in the
Oceanside Knights of Columbus League.
In the Rockvilles League Debbie Potasso rolled 247, Betty
Ann Lescher 228, and Kathleen Abrams 217.
Brandon Warthen 267
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Brandon Warthen rolled
267, Jerry George 255, Kent Jones 246, and Vernon Mackey
235 in the Thursday Senior Birds League.
Quentin Jones rolled 242-233, Anthony Santos, Jr 224, and
Morgan Winchell 191 in the Sunday Adult/Child League.
Mike Lancaster 266
ROCKVILLE CENTRE,
NY - Mike Lancaster rolled 266, Bill Salvatore 260, George
Diakoumakois and David Riemer 257, and Paul Circharo
and Michael Dettmer 254 in the Custom Thumbz Doubles
League.
In the Tuesday Koffee Kats League Laurie Bettineschi
rolled 184, Alexandria Strom 175, and Lorinda Logan 168.
Keith McCarthy 261
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Keith McCarthy fired
261, TJ Lucente 259, Mike Levitan 257, and Bobby
Mazzei 251 in the Wednesday Night Mixed League.
Debbie Donnelly rolled 216, Sheila Weissman 192-182,
and Kerry Ann Troy 178 in the Tuesday Long Beach
Catholics League.
Jackie LaBau 245
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY - Jackie LaBau rolled 245,
Robert Walkowiak 231, Justin Greenberg 227-225, and
Vinny Giacomazza 226 in the Thursday El Cheapo
Mixed League.

AT ROCKAWAY LANES
Richard McColligan 804
ROCKAWAY, NJ - Richard McColligan topped the scoring in the
County Tuesday Nite League firing a high game of 279 and a high series
of 804.
Ray Skovonsky rolled 68, Andre Traverso and Tom Reynolds 254,
Dear Bowlers, while we know that all of the Jarvis Goldberry 249, and Julio Soto 247.
leagues would love to continue bowling, we feel it Neal Blum 204
is in everyone's best interest to close Lodi Lanes. ROCKAWAY, NJ - In the Greenbriar Seniors League Neal Blum rolled
We will reevaluate the coronavirus situation and 204, Cathy O'Connell 192, Audrey Curlo 179, and Anneliese Cole 176.

tentatively reopen on March 30th.

This is an unfortunate situation, but we want
everyone to be safe so we can get through this
together.

Thank you all for your understanding. We will As a precautionary measure we

keep you updated.
will be closed until further notice.
Lodi Lanes We will post on our Website and
Facebook page
when we are open again.
Everyone be safe.
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CINIELLO FAMILY, BOWLAND AND HEADPINZ
ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS DONATE $46,000
TO BVL TO SUPPORT VETERAN PROGRAMS IN
SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
FAIRFAX, Va. – Six
Bowland and HeadPinz
Entertainment Centers
in southwest Florida,
led by owners Pat and
Lisa Ciniello, are once
again writing an
impressive check to
BVL to benefit veterans
in Southern Florida.
The $46,000 donation
to BVL will be desig-
nated for Florida-based
veterans’ services. BVL
funds recreation thera-
py programs that
address the emotional
and physical needs of
veterans and active-
duty military, including
sports, music, crafts,
technology, and adap-
tive equipment for
rehabilitation activities.
The funds were raised across multiple events at the
Bowland and HeadPinz bowling centers during
November, which is BVL Month in America. The
total also included a personal donation from owners
and longtime BVL supporters, Pat and Lisa Ciniello.
Rich Albright, owner of Bowland Port Charlotte, also
made a significant personal contribution to the total.
The Bowland and HeadPinz donation will be desig-
nated for programs at the Veteran’s Administration
clinic in Cape Coral, Fla., as well as other Florida-
based veterans’ services. Last year, Bowland and
HeadPinz funded a wheelchair accessible transporta-
tion cart for the VA Clinic.
“The dedication of the Ciniello family and their staff
and bowlers to BVL and our veterans is extraordi-
nary,” said BVL Board Chair John LaSpina. “Their
donation highlights the powerful community partner-
ship that can happen when local businesses and their
customers come together to positively impact the lives
of so many veterans.”
“We are very pleased to have our Bowland and
HeadPinz Centers participate in giving to our Veterans
through the BVL,” said Lisa Ciniello, Vice President
of Operations for Bowland and HeadPins
Entertainment Centers. “We are so appreciative of our
military men and women who have served or are in
service to our nation and feel this is one way we can
give back. Our bowlers are incredibly generous and
know that freedom isn’t free, and we are all very for-
tunate to live in the greatest country on the planet.”
April 2, 2020
AT FARMINGDALE LANES
Bill Jones 288
FARMINGDALE, NY - Bill Jones blasted a high game of 288 in the
Saturday Island Trees League.
Danny Schrafel rolled 257, Michael Katz 247, and Suzy Katz 243.
The six HeadPinz
& Bowland centers Brian Lunetto rolled 248, Brillian Soedarmasto 232, and Alex
teamed up for sever- Grzybowski 226 in the Saturday St Martin League.
al events over the Jim Tortorice 277
past few months to FARMINGDALE, NY - Jim Tortorice, Jr fired a high game of 277 in the
spur donations for Monday Night Fourplay League.
BVL including a Ronnie Simon shot 269, Joe Bressi 265, Mike Raguette and Keith
Race To The Bar Cahalane 256, and Dominick Steed 255.
promotion with a In the Sunday Vacation League Keith Squires rolled 245, George Pansy
local radio station 242, and Jeff Berman 224.
93X in Fort Myers,
in-center donations
Jerry Pannullo 276
in all six bowling FARMINGDALE, NY - Jerry Pannullo fired a high game of 276 in the
centers, two Tuesday Nite Owls League.
Veterans Day tour- Darius Fuller and Vincent Labruno rolled 259, Pat Gregg 257, George
naments. Pat and Mazzocci and Tom Galli 256, Nicholas Butera and Robert Rosen 255.
Lisa Ciniello person- In the Tuesday Ladies League Suzanne Katz rolled 183, Vickie Rich
ally matched funds 181, and Laurie Gentilella 177.
raised during a one- Stacy Chillemi 275
week stretch in FARMINGDALE, NY - Stacy Chillemi blasted a high game of 275 in
November. Bowland the Thursday Goodtimers League.
Centers are located Mike Walsh rolled 258, Wayne Coons 249, and Jay Whittaker 247.
throughout south- Silvia Rey-Buzzonetti rolled 170, and Paulette Miller 157 in the
west Florida: Monday Seniors League.
Beacon Bowl in Naples, Coral Lanes in Cape Coral
Aiden Rinaldi shot 241, Ethan Shapiro 236, and Jermaine Daniels 232
and Bowland Port Charlotte. HeadPinz Entertainment
in the Friday Teens League.
Centers are in Cape Coral, Fort Myers, and Naples.
Since 1942, BVL has provided more than $52 mil-
lion in grants to VA hospitals and clinics to fund recre-
ation therapy and programs for America’s veterans
and active duty service members. BVL is bowling’s
oldest and own charity, a national nonprofit 501 (c)
ROCKAWAY LANES
(3) charity that is consistently acknowledged for effi-
cient and effective programming delivered with To our valued customers,
extremely low overhead. BVL has been recognized as
one of “America’s Best Charities” by Independent Rockaway Lanes will be closed due to
Charities of America, earned a “Top-Rated” Nonprofit
distinction from GreatNonprofits, and is also a mem- the government limitations in place to
ber of the Combined Federal Campaign (#93325).
BVL fundraising efforts and donations are generat-
slow the spread of the Coronavirus.
ed year-round by the bowling community through a
wide range of events, many specifically targeted
We will resume our normal operations
around Veterans Day and BVL Month in America in once the Governor lifts the ban.
November. To donate online and learn more about
BVL’s commitment to veterans, visit BVL.org. Please stay safe and healthy during
this time!
Sincerely,
The Management and Staff
Rockaway Lanes