The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 24

C8 The Berkshire Eagle, Tuesday, January 23, 1990 Sports Cahalan rolls 279 to tie national bowling record Pete Snyder Tenpin Highlights Bob Taraskiewicz and Tom Cahalan shared honors in the city, with Trax pacing three leagues and Cahalan tying an all-time PBA record. In midweek encounters, Taraskiewicz rolled singles of 257-252-192 for 701 and, along with Steve-Hillebrand's 685 and Al Holmes' 602, gave Bob's Automotive a leading 20-7 mark. Also sharp here were Mike March at 613 and Mike Wisnowski at 607. In Tosk Chiropractics Classic doings, it was a fancy 699-277 effort by Trax that, helped Arch Appliance tie Memories Inc. for top berth.

Tom Szpila, 634, and Vic Bertolozzi, 624, followed. In Beloit-Brooke Memorial play, the strong righty was the entire show, hitting 662. Cahalan, owner of a 134 average, raised Commercial league eyebrows, and, after the smoke had cleared on lanes 43-44, a total of 689 pins had been laid to rest. Included was a middle 279 game that was 145 pins over his average. It tied an all-time PBA mark held by Dick Kowalczyk, who rolled 287 in 1977, 145 over his 142 mark.

Dave Batanglo, 648, also performed well. Anello Roofing Siding has control of first place. Speaking of pins over, Rick Jarvis, carrying a 157 in the Pitts-field Junior circuit, uncorked a 279 game, going 122 pins over average. His triple read 636. In the runner-up slot in the Saturday morning loop was Keith Jarvis with good 613-235 totals Don "Hulk" Hover showed solid 688-255 numbers to spark OME sessions.

Roy Smith, 638-256; Gene Andrew, 637-246, and Al Litano, 612, also excelled. Warriors: Bob Taylor 564-224," Scott Cannon 556, Roy Fuller 509, Kathy Fuller 506. Kiowas best. Celestial: Milky Ways lead. Bob Cale-baugh 564-217, Jason Barnes 507.

Zodiac: Len Robert 586, John Sykes 585, Bonnie Glasier 549-213, Sandie Tynan 518-214, Linda Kelly 517-202, Bob Delphia 236. Lee Men's: Les Ennis 592, Chuck Mindle 591, Wes Vanalstyne 553, Bill Korte 245. North's Automotive 7-1. Tri Town: Dave Dowd 547, Dick Ford 539, Lola Cuevas 534, Valerie Nixon 529, Ernie Sutton 216. Lee Women's: Anna VanLingen 552-201, Mabel Bona 519, Linda Segal 512.

Sunday Mixed: Bob Giarolo 581, Bill Roosa 564-226, Judy Olds 547, Alice Spinney 507-200. Fearless Foursome, 2nd quarter champs. Trophy: Tom Plumb 543, Tom Rollinger 540-212, Audrey Schmidhein 498. Pittsfield: Junior-Senior: Rob Connor 596-222, Danielle Algerio 489, Lynda Slocik 448... Bantam: Terry Dombkowski 458, Jon Charow 433, Melissa Cobb 395, Jennifer Breault 364.

Pee Wee: Brad Vincent 186, Joanne Taraskiewicz, Bob Parlapinao 176, Kayla Leach 130. Wine AC: Gary Collins 591, Charlie Munsinger 581, Joe Calderella 571, Rick Gregory 566-236. Moscatel tops charts. Stagecoach: Bev Jones 495, Betty Kray-nak 487. -Civic: Pat Meyers 511, Shirley Dalone 492, Cheryl Domurat 453.

Odd Couples: Active Culture best. Anne Amidon 510, Ed Skutnik 221. last year's event, taking the all-events scratch crown with 1881 and the singles scratch hitting 727. He also participated on the Dalton Avenue Variety, which won the team scratch title, hitting 2897. Roy Lambert and Walt Lynch gained the doubles with a 1275 scratch pinfall.

Entries close Feb. 9 Ron Williams, Fort Worth, Texas, won the opening professional tour event, taking the $175,000 AC-Delco Classic in Torrance, beating Mark Thayer of Lafayette, Ind. Williams cashed in for $35,000, with Thayer collecting $18,000.. Jimmie Pritts, Methuen, finished 38th, good for $1,105. The pros start play this morning at Pinole Valley Lanes in Pinole, as the $125,000 ARC Pinole Open gets under way, ABC will broadcast Saturday's championship finals live from p.m.

MEUNIER IN SPOLIGHT: Wayne Meunier lit up the Central telescores, hitting solid 620-264 numbers. Marty Fahey, 573, and Pete Holcomb, 572, followed Meunier, along with Mike and Joe Cal-derella, Joe Castine, Roy Arnold and Jack Taylor, captured the opening half for Castine Movers. 1 Other league results: Mixed Joker: Paul Godfrey 599, Rob Brodeur 596-226, Terry Domkowski 574, Ed Daly 507, Cheryl Palmer 497, Lori Dombkowski 490,, Donna Houghtlin 488-213. Clubs 7-1. Women's City: Gloria Gennari 551-221, Linda Oragonetti 543, Pat Gallagher 533-245, Connie Greenleaf 512.

Pat's Cats in front. Savino action with a 655 that -included a season high 277 game. Veteran Lou Orazio tossed out 637-242 gems to spark Bushings activity while Tony Danese had an identical 637 series to highlight Shea's Rug Executive Cleaning play. Wahconah golf pro Paul Daniels charged to the front of the Tri City pin-toppling column, tossing impressive 629-277 readings. Paul Charow Mike Burnell, 603, followed.

A-Mart enjoys top berth. Pacing the mixed Zodiac II league was Bill Graziola's 627 set, while providing excitement in the Lee Men's loop were Don "Duck" Zukowski, 615-242, and Rick Marchand and Mario Bona with 603 sets. In Budweiser Classic encounters Brian Whitman, 838, and Zukowski, 820, were the leaders. 102 Tavern runs best. Bob Whipple was alone at the top of the Wine AC charts hitting 611-254 jolts, Ed Merriam, 606, and Reno Albertazzi, 600, paced the GE Men's field, Mario Bona gained Lee Sunday honors with 605 and Harry Soules headlined Faccioli Club play with a 603 triple.

and not to be overlooked in Pop Borletto doings were Steve Rapkowitz, 642, Mike Benson, 625-233, and Bill Danforth, 624-235. Top Five is the front runner. TOURNAMENT TRAIL: It's hard to believe, but in just three weeks the 41st annual city championships will burst out of the gates at Ken's Bowl for a two-weekend run. PBA members will have eight squad times to choose from during the four days of competition. Mike March captured two prestigious titles in Denis Menard, substituting in the Transformer Drafting league, rolled 235-222-229 for a super 686 salvo.

Regulars Art Wallace, 640, and Stan Provencher, 611, also jelled. Pittsfield kegler Les Chrostowski zeroed in on the Mount Greylock Bowl plastics during Classic play Friday, connecting for sizeable 682-287 readings. Bud Perry, 675-257; Bert Amidon, 671-279; Al Holmes, 657; Ron Superneau, 653; Don Beliveau, 648, and Bill Kelson, 644, were next in line." Men's Den is the hot squad. At Ken's, Jeff Clemons, 673; Bob Gromacki, 632; Walt Lynch, 614, and Kevin Ploss, 601, held potent hands. Wahconah Welding tops the charts.

It was Adams sharpshooter Tom Szpila brewing up a Four Pin storm, hitting 658-279. Marty Flynn, 653-255, Trax with interesting 213-212-212 games for 629 and Jim Fletcher, 625, fashioned other quality sets. Authoring impressive Bob Turnbull scores were Bruce Trapani, 656; Dan Lummus, 649-256; Bill Brown, 638; Jack Collins, 627, and Walt Lynch, 620 In Skyline activity, Ralph Moshimer, 656-244, John Doyle, 639-239, and Pete Barosso, 600, took bows. Val's Variety ace Vic Lampiasi opened up second-half Pop Doyle's hat trick helps lead Squirts past Albany 7-3 I rn -rn c-pnn Juvl LnJ From The Berkshire Eagle Mall Office Youth Hockey three tallies in the third period. Joe Pothier and Matt Brust each had a goal and an assist, while Tom Hynes added two assists.

Andy Herman scored Pannesco's lone goal. Bantam-Midget League Rick McNulty had five goals and an leading Hill Engineering to an 11-3 win over J. Colvin Glass in the Boys' Club Bantam-Midget League. Scarafoni had four goals for the winners, and Matt Thomas had four assists. Chris Tonini had two goals for J.

Colvin. Third-period goals by Erik Woitkowski and Thomas helped J. Colvin edge Stevenson Insurance 10-8. Bill Bird had a pair of goals for the winners, while Todd Eddy had five goals for Steven son. Woitkowski scored five goals in IUE Local 255's 7-3 victory over Reynolds, Barnes Hebb.

Dave Basinski added a pair for IUE, while Scott Gilardi had a goal and two assists for -Reynolds, Barnes and Hebb. Marcus Scarafoni's goal late in the third period enabled IUE 255 to tie Hill Engineering 5-5. Scarafoni and Brock Whalen each had two goals for IUE, while Woitkowski had two goals and an assist and Bill Bird had two goals for Hill. Reynolds, Barnes Hebb scored a 6-4 win over Stevenson. Six players scored goals for "the winners; Brian Diehl had.

a goal and three assists. Woitkowski had two goals for Stevenson. J. Colvm Glass defeated Hill Engineering 7-3, behind Woit-kowski's hat trick. Scott Warman added two goals for the winners, while Eric Ellsworth had two goals and an assist for Mike Doyle scored a hat trick as the Pittsfield Squirt A hockey defeated Albany 7-3 at Albany.

Doyle scored once in the first period and twice in the third, as Pittsfield broke open a tight 4-3 contest. Keith Fortini had a goal and two. assists while Brock Anello and Tim Hannigan each had a goal and an assist for the winners. Matt Massaro had 18 saves in goal for Pittsfield. The Squirt A team scored five goals in the first period, en route to a 17-0 route of Clifton Park at the Pittsfield Boys': Club.

Bill Knightly had two of those five goals in the first period. He had a hat trick and one assist, Doyle had four goals and four assists, Anello had a hat trick and two assists while Tony Sadowy had two goals and an assist. Nine different players scored for the Squirt A team as it beat Clifton Park 13-1 at the Clifton Park Arena. Pittsfield scored the game's first seven goals. Dan Biagini had two goals and two assists, while Tony Quinto, Dennis Penna and Fortini all added two goals each.

Doyle also had a hat trick and two assists in Pittsfield's 7-1 win over Albany at the Boys' Club. Pittsfield erupted for five goals in the second period to put the game away. Hannigan added a pair of goals while Anello notched three assists. Pee-Wee House League Nate Backer's second goal of the game gave Jones' Trophies a 3- 2 decision over Pajinesco Builders in Pee-Wee League play at the Pittsfield Boys' Club. Jason Ka towski assisted on both Backer goals.

Andy Herman and Tim" Kearns scored for Pannesco. Matt Brust had two goals and an assist for Jones' Trophies in a 4- 2 win over City Savings Bank. Kyle McGrath had two assists for the winners. Justin Barriere and Chris Quinto netted goals in a losing effort. Jones' also beat Pannesco 5-1, breaking open a 2-1 game with It's already the coldest winter on record, so we think you deserje a day in the sun free! Just stop by the Berkshire Mall Office of The Berkshire Eagle and do any of your Eagle business: buy a paper, pay your subscription bill, place an advertisement, order stationery or printing, or have a package delivered by Eagle Express and we'll give you a certificate for a free tanning session at The Berkshire Nautilus, also good for a big discount on 10 more tanning sessions.

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