Burton, at 82, Still Holds a Strong Passion for Bowling — In The Pocket

Despite a recent injury to his right bicep that has slowed him down, 82-year-old Burton ⁤continues⁢ to⁤ bowl throughout the year‌ and remains a formidable competitor in his two leagues at Town ’N Country Lanes and various⁣ tournaments. ​With the assistance of Jeff Segel, a seasoned scratch bowler and tournament ⁤organizer, Burton is now ​more⁢ recognized​ for managing the highly popular Amateur League Bowlers Association of⁢ New York, ⁣a⁢ monthly⁤ tour for bowlers with averages of less than 215.

The season opener for his A.L.B.A.N.Y. tour is set for ⁣Sunday at 9:30 a.m.‍ at‍ Uncle Sam Lanes in Troy. Only members of the organization with established averages are eligible for this event, a unique 3-6-9 tournament that awards ⁢free ⁢strikes to everyone in those specific frames.

“My father ran a 3-6-9 tournament fifty years ago, and I remembered​ that,” Burton recalled. “Most of the proprietors have that program in their computers, so⁣ I thought it would be ​a good‍ idea to bring that back. I like to mix things up for our​ members ​every now and then. I’ve organized a no-tap tournament before and‍ also a doubles‍ tournament⁢ with a twist.”

The Burton name has a long-standing association ⁢with local bowling history, as​ Jim’s father was George Burton, the long-serving executive director of the Northeast ‍Bowling​ Proprietors ‌of New ‌York. George Burton managed the highly popular ​Match ⁢Game Championships, which⁣ used ​to be the local qualifier for the U.S. Open. He was also⁢ a beat writer for the New York Yankees, and Jim had the chance ⁣to meet the ⁢likes of “Moose” Skowron, Yogi Berra, Enos⁢ Slaughter and manager Casey Stengel during​ his youth.

Burton eventually ⁣relocated to the bowling hub ⁤of Detroit and lived there for most of his life before returning to the Capital Region to be near‍ his remaining family members.

“I’m still a massive baseball fan, and I’m still a die-hard Yankees⁤ fan,” he said. “I watch the Yankees on ⁣TV, but I’ll also ⁢watch the Detroit Tigers when they are on.⁤ I’m not the⁤ kind of ​Yankees fan who is World⁤ Series or nothing.‍ I ​enjoy the journey more than the destination.”

That’s how he feels about‌ bowling,⁢ too.

“I adore the ⁤game of bowling so much that I’ll​ do whatever I can to⁢ stay involved,” he stated. “That’s why ⁣Jeff and I ⁢organize these tournament ⁢events — to be around the game and try to inspire​ people ⁢to compete,‍ especially those‌ who don’t think they are⁣ tournament bowlers. Our organization gives those bowlers a taste​ of what it’s like to compete in tournament conditions. I would say that 95% of them discovered that they really enjoy it ⁣once they give it a try.

“It’s the competition ⁢that’s ⁤the key. What I call⁣ ‘regular’ bowlers⁢ don’t compete ⁣just to win some money. They enjoy the opportunity,⁣ and I find that to be the case across all the averages of our members. That’s why we don’t⁤ pay a huge amount on top. We pay a lot⁢ deeper than‍ many​ other tournaments, so more people get to cash and feel like they’ve achieved ⁤something special.”

Even though ‍Burton was⁣ a longtime scratch bowler, he understands that handicap bowlers ⁢outnumber their more skilled counterparts by a ⁣significant margin, especially in the ⁣Capital Region.

“When I was living⁣ in Detroit, you could find a league where all the teams could come in with entering averages between 950 and 1,025. We could get 32 teams ⁢without ⁢any problem,” he explained. “But around here, it’s not as large of an area and there simply⁢ aren’t that many competitive leagues for scratch⁣ players.”

When Burton⁣ first ​came to the Capital Region, he ran the ⁣New Era Senior Tour, a scratch tournament for seniors with age-bracketed⁤ divisions.

“We would get 50 bowlers‌ in the beginning, but then it got down to 30-35 per event,” Burton said. “But I ⁢remembered when I first came to this​ area that Morris Cramer told me if we‌ could find a way⁤ to get ⁤a tournament for handicap bowlers we could draw from a much larger group. When the Huck Finn TV tournament series stopped, Jeff Segel and I thought about starting the A.L.B.A.N.Y. series.”

Burton said his‌ numbers ⁣started out ‌around 88 bowlers per tournament.

“Now, we’re between 65-75, although we have 85 members with established averages,” he explained.

Burton ⁤charges a $50 entry fee per event, but you pay only $40 if you get⁢ your entry in by the early deadline, usually the Monday before the tournament. There is⁤ also a $20 membership fee. Handicap is⁤ 100%‌ of 215, with a maximum of 75 pins per ⁤game.

The rest ⁣of the schedule includes a doubles event on Oct. 20⁣ at Town ‘n Country Lanes, Nov. 10 at Uncle Sam Lanes, ⁣Dec. 8 at KPA Latham, another doubles event at Sportsman’s Bowl on Jan. 5, two ‌members-only bonus events⁤ in February, March⁤ 30 at Sportsman’s Bowl ‍and May 4 at KPA Latham for the “Main​ Event” season ender.

Burton, known for his one-step approach on the lanes, still enjoys giving bowling ​lessons​ on Fridays at Town ’N Country Lanes. His mother, ‌Marge, was⁤ the⁤ one who taught him how to⁤ bowl, ⁢and she helped him refine ⁣his game for many years after ‍that. He’s taught‌ many area bowlers, especially seniors or players with physical challenges, that same one-step delivery. But he said he’s been struggling a bit with his own game.

“I⁣ was averaging 215 ‌before I got hurt. Now, I’m​ down ‍to about 195,” he lamented. “What I‌ found out is that each year is more like three or ⁣four as far as the physical aging part.”

He’s​ rolled 28 perfect games and owns a high triple of ​826.

“I bowled that triple within the first six months I⁤ moved here. It was in the Blizzard Bowl ⁤at⁤ Boulevard⁢ Bowl,” Burton⁤ noted.

Burton’s highest ​averages were‍ between 230-233 in a couple of‍ seasons at the now defunct Sunset Lanes.

“I didn’t throw my first⁢ perfect game until I was in my late 40s, but I’ve thrown at least one 300 in⁢ my 40s,⁣ 50s,‍ 60s, 70s and 80s,” he said. “I’d like to get at least one ⁣more.”

Burton added that he struggles with his speed these days as he’s lost a bit of ⁣zip on his ⁢delivery due ​to​ his arm injury.

“Years ‌ago, the game of bowling involved more physical adjustments. Now, you need more knowledge of equipment and ball motion,” Burton said. ⁤“It’s more of a science now. You have to⁣ know which ball to use and when to change. I think hitting the pocket has become easier, but carrying ‌strikes might be harder sometimes.

“But I’m not going to give up. I still love​ this game and will do ⁣anything I can to stay physically able to⁢ bowl.”

For ‌more information on Burton’s A.L.B.A.N.Y. tour, call him (518-429-4748) or email him‌ at jjb810@gmail.com.

PBA REGIONAL

This weekend, the PBA Kingpin’s Family Fun Center Bowl TV‌ RPI ⁢Open will be hosting⁤ an incredibly ‌talented field. The ⁤event begins on Saturday and concludes on Sunday in South ⁢Glens Falls.

PBA and PBA50 veteran Ryan⁣ Shafer of Horseheads, who frequently competes in Capital Region, might be​ the tournament’s most in-form player. The 58-year-old star has won five national PBA titles ⁤and 51 PBA regional crowns, including last weekend in‍ Rome.

Local standouts⁣ registered include Zachary Bogholtz ‌of Nassau, Alexander Bonesteel ⁣of Latham, Brandon Boyer‍ of ⁣Hudson Falls, Matt Fazzone of Rotterdam, Macallan Gagne ​of Saratoga Springs, Daniel Goldston of Troy, Brett Groff of Schenectady, Kyle Haines of Altamont, Brad Jennings of⁢ Middle Grove, RJ Martinez of Ballston Spa, ​Billy McGaffin​ Jr. of Amsterdam, Corey Miglucci ⁤of Selkirk and Anthony Scaccia of Voorheesville and Austin Van Buren of Altamont.

STRIKES & SPARES

Del Lanes⁢ is hosting the‍ Bowl for Our Veterans (BVL) 3-6-9 Tournament on Sept. 29 with⁢ squads at 10 a.m. and noon. The tournament, sponsored by the Albany USBC ​in memory of Dorothy Honeywell, is open to adult men and ⁢women. Entry fee is $20 if received by ‍Sunday, or $25 as a⁣ walk-in on the day of the event. Competitors will bowl in the ⁢Class AA‌ (210 average and above), Class A (190-209), Class ⁣B (170-189), Class C (150-169) Class D (130-149) and Class E (129 and under) divisions. Contact Albany USBC manager‌ Bob Napier at 518-874-4544 for more information.

The Schenectady USBC Association will hold its⁢ first board of directors ‌meeting of the season on Sunday at 2‌ p.m. at Boulevard Bowl.

The Capital⁢ District Youth Scholarship Tour begins its 15th season on Saturday at Patel’s Kingston Lanes ​at ​12:30 p.m. At least $600 will be added to the scholarship fund and optional ​Junior Gold qualifying is available to any new or current CDYST member.⁤ PBA Junior members will earn points‍ toward the ‍2024 Jim​ Welch Memorial Scholarships.

Perry Lanes will ​host the Fulton County USBC Regional Association Hall of Fame reboot meeting on Oct. 20 at 1⁤ p.m. Paid, sanctioned members of the‌ Fulton County USBC Regional Association are invited to attend to discuss nomination rules, by-laws and voting/tally rules.

Boulevard Bowl’s ‍new Sunday Sweeper⁣ Series continues on Sunday at 3 p.m. There will be alternating weeks of scratch events ‍with a⁤ sport shot and handicap events using a modified house shot‌ and⁢ 90% handicap of 240. Prize ​ratio will be 1 in 6. Entry fee is $35. Call Boulevard Bowl (518-374-4171) ‍for more information.

Bob’s Pro Shop at Sportsman’s Bowl will be ⁤holding numerous special weekend events this season. Scotch⁢ Doubles will be available on​ the‍ second Saturday of each month at 6 p.m. with an entry fee of $30‍ per team. Four of six tandems qualify ‌for ⁢the finals. No-Tap Trios events will be held on the fourth Saturday of each month, also ‌at⁢ 6 p.m., with an entry fee of $75 per team. There’s a Demo ‌Day on​ Sept. 28 at 3 p.m.,⁢ a ‌4-Person Tavern⁢ Tournament on Nov. 10 at 1 p.m. ($100 entry fee) and a Plastic Ball Tournament on Oct. 5 at 6 p.m.

Town ’N Country’s Fall Semi-Classic Will be held on Oct. 23 (9 p.m.),​ Oct. 26 (1 p.m.) and Oct. 27 (10 a.m. and 1 p.m.). There will ​be an‍ open division, a senior division​ (age 50 and older) and a doubles division. Entry fee ‌is $60 ⁤or $50 if you are a club member. Handicap is 90% of 215. The format will be four games on four pairs with the highest total ⁣pinfall including handicap as the winner.

Zack Porter is now helping out drilling balls‍ and selling equipment ‍at Bob’s Pro Shop on Mondays from 6-9 p.m. and Fridays from 5:30-9 p.m.

MAJOR BOWLING

Bryan Kelley delivered a perfect game ⁣during an 803 ⁢triple, Matt ⁢Fazzone also shot a 300 game en route⁢ to a 788, Marty Capullo Jr. ripped a 279-774, Eddie Torres found the line for a 278-772, David Squires tossed a 280-771, ​Joe Paone drilled a 279-765, Jenn Schissler ‌fired a‍ 279-753, Jason Brown rolled a 278-750 and Ken LaBelle Jr. ⁤slammed a⁤ 26-750 in the Jamie Mazuryk Homes Team⁣ City League Monday night at Towne Bowling Academy.

Tyler Mochrie pounded a 290 game during his 771​ triple, while ⁣Chris Smith (261-732), Bill Heaphy‍ III (257-726), Tammy Sader​ (257-710) and Jim Parker ‌(279-709) also reached the ⁣700 mark in ⁤the Sportsman’s Majors Monday night at ⁣Sportsman’s Bowl.

Joe Carusone slammed a ​258-1,006 four-game series, B.J. Smith Jr. ‍delivered a 278-958 and Mike Scaccia drilled a 256-919 in the Frank DePalma Boulevard ‍Classic at Boulevard Bowl Tuesday night.

Matt Fazzone (278-1,067), Liz Kuhlkin (268-1,042), RJ Martinez (300-1,039), Tom Earl (289-1,035), Dan ‍Knutti (289-1,033) and‌ Peter Battistoni (268-1,009) topped the four-game shooters in the Towne Mixed Doubles league Wednesday night at Towne Bowling ⁢Academy.

BJ⁣ Rucinski delivered a ⁣269-762, Matt Swiatocha hammered a 278-746, Mike Liberatore rolled⁤ a‌ 278-741, Bill Wigand slammed a⁤ 245-715, Malik Myers drilled a 255-714,‍ Jim ​Bassotti shot​ a 259-712 and Cliff Ruth tossed a 258-705 in the Capital District All Star League Thursday night at Sportsman’s Bowl.

JAMIE MAZURYK HOMES TEAM CITY LEAGUE

Team standings

Next Level Detailing 8-0, Sahrs 7-1, Broadway Lanes 6-2, Team 18 6-2, Kristel ‍Mechanical ​6-2, Jamie Mazuryk⁣ Homes Team 6-2, J&F Lawncare 6-2, Blake 925 ‌Deli 5-3, Area 51-8 5-3,⁤ L&L Embroidery 4-4, Sindoni‌ Sausage‍ 4-4, Team 10 ⁤4-4, DeCrescente Distributing 4-4, Team 11 3-5, Towne Bowling Academy 2-6, Solid Surface 1-7, Boulevard Bowl 1-7, ABS 1-7, KKV ​Recovery 1-7, Team 8 ⁣0-8.

———

Match summaries

Jamie Mazuryk Homes (2)

Tommy Donato 214-205-246 — 665, ⁤Chris Radliff‌ (absent) 205-205-205 ‍— 615 ⁢Joel Donato 252-268-205⁣ — 725, Joe Mazuryk 231-166-196 — 593. Totals: 902-844-852 — 2,598.

Team 11 ⁢(2)

Dan ​Auricchio 215-214-231⁢ — 660, Jeff Young 216-237-223 — 676, Lee Aiezza 182-220-156 — 558, Jeff Dievendorf 258-184-248⁤ — 690. Totals: 871-855-858 ⁣— 2,584.

———

DeCrescente Distributing⁣ (1)

Jessica Aiezza 174-216-259 — 649, Brian Mariano 213-202-202 — 617, Suzie ‌Morine 211-202-247 — 660,​ Mike Neumann 195-241-258 — 694. Totals: 793-851-966 — 2,620.

J&F Lawncare (3)

Jason Brown 213-278-259 — 750, Nick Stricos 203-212-167 — 582, ⁢Brandon Wolf (absent) 206-206-306 —‍ 618, RJ Martinez 256-242-190 — 688. Totals: 878-938-822 ​— ⁤2,638.

———

Towne Bowling ‌Academy (1)

Tom Earl 211-269-224 — 704, Tony Palumbo 179-166-197 —⁣ 542, ‌Marty Capullo Jr. 279-248-247 — 774, ⁣Debbie Capullo 235-215-244⁣ — 694. Totals: 904-898-912 — 2,714.

Team rnrn 18 (3)

Mike Giaquinto 267-236-182 — 685, Steve Clark 255-265-195 — 715,⁣ Chris ⁢Tinkle 237-232-226 — 695, Michael Eaton 219-227-259 — 705. Totals:⁤ 978-960-862 — 2,800.

———

Boulevard Bowl (0)

PJ Derenzo 220-225-142 — 587, Jason Palmer ​207-235-238 — 680, ⁤Ken Wilkins 205-164-238 — 607, Mike Scaccia 223-196-213⁤ — 632. Totals: 855-820-831 —‍ 2,506.

Sahrs (4)

Jeff ⁤Kallner 213-256-237 — 706, Matt Kallner‍ 221-267-193 — 681, Scott⁤ Rogers 193-236-233 — 662, Matt Fazzone 300-220-268 — 788. Totals: ​927-979-831 — 2,837.

———

Sindoni Sausage (1)

Don Herrington 199-184-217 — ‌600, Eddie Torres 269-225-278 — 772, Marty McLune 211-204-236⁢ — 651, Andrew Hall 256-185-238 ⁣— 679. Totals: 935-798-969 — 2,702.

Kristel​ Mechanical (3)

Jeff Whitehouse 225-215-200⁢ — 640, Ed White 224-191-257 — 672,‍ Jason Impellizzeri 203-236-234 — 673, Bryan Kelley 248-255-300 — 803. Totals: 900-897-991 —‍ 2,788.

———

Team ⁤8 (0)

Ed ‌Gumm 205-174-227 — 606, Nunzi Manuli 201-172-213 — 586,⁢ Jody Becker 185-231-176 — 592, Brad Lawyer 235-279-216 — 730. Totals: 826-856-832 — 2,514.

Blake 925 Deli (4)

Scott Gregory 225-259-253 — 737, Chris Allen 202-221-225 ⁣— 648, Steve Horwedel‍ 205-214-232 — 651, John Askew ⁢235-221-196 — ⁤652. Totals: 867-915-906 — 2,688.

———

ABS (1)

Dylan Romanowski 278-241-163 ⁣— 682, Madyson Jones 199-207-158 — 564, David Squires 244-280-247‌ — 7 71, Jayson Capullo 184-210-212 — 606. Totals: 905-938-780 ​— 2,623.

Broadway Lanes‍ (3)

Mark Ray 245-255-232 — 732, Steve Wagoner 223-170-234 — 627, Billy McGaffin 259-214-203 — 676, Zac Gentile 233-234-257 — 724. Totals: 960-873-926​ —⁣ 2,759.

———

L&L Embroidery (3)

Dan Rotter 213-236-234 — 683, David Orzechowski​ 223-233-232 — 688, Ron‍ Paradiso 238-248-249 — 735, Ken LaBelle Jr. 269-226-255 — 750. Totals: 943-943-970 — 2,856.

Team⁢ 10 (1)

Zach Strachan ‍247-214-255 — 716, ⁤Scott Chastenay 226-237-169 — 632, Tom Egan Jr. (absent) 222-222-222 — 666, Chris Fawcett 202-274-188‌ — 664. Totals: 897-947-834 —​ 2,678.

———

Next Level Detailing (4)

Jeremy Noble 191-278-258 — 727, BJ Rucinski 258-247-227 — 732, Joe Paone 279-234-252 — 765, Chamar Goodwin‍ 214-255-203 — 672. Totals: 942-1,014-940 ‍— 2,896.

Solid Surface (0)

Marissa Martinek‍ 174-225-65 — 564, Anthony Auspelmyer 184-194-203 — 581, Jenn Schissler 218-256-279 — 753, Lindsey ‍McPhail 223-226-176 — 625. Totals: 799-901-823 — ​2,523.

———

KKV⁣ Recovery​ (0)

Nick DiCerbo⁣ 181-206-201 — 588, Kara Struffolino 224-174-225 — 623, Vinny Struffolino 184-207-225​ — 616, Salvatore IaVarone 185-168-170 — 523. Totals: 774-755-821 — 2,350.

Area 51-8 (4)

Jeremy Clute‍ 219-244-214 — 677, Gabe Criscuolo 200-172-206 — 578, Chris⁢ Lee 238-215-182 — 635, Billy ‍Wigand 224-245-245 — 714. Totals: 881-876-847 — 2,604.

SPORTSMAN’S MAJORS

Team standings

Precision Floors 4-0, J&T Family Café 7 -1, Universal Auto Parts 7-1, TSS Printing 4-4,⁤ Ten Eyck Insurance 4-4, Bob’s Pro ​Shop 4-4, Sportsman’s ‍Bowl 4-4, CV Golf ⁢3-5, Team ⁤10 3-5, IDID 2-6, Evolution Billiards⁢ 2-6, Team 2 0-8.

———

Match summaries

Evolution Billiards (1)

Jared Wachenheim‍ 141-222-206 ⁣— 569, ‍Travis Boisclair​ 171-235-177 ⁤— 583, Steve Blair (absent) 189-189-189 — 567, Anthony Clay​ 193-246-212 — 651. Totals: 694-892-784 — 2,370.

J&T Family Café (3)

Mike Liberatore 257-205-237 — 699, Tammy Sader 217-257-236 — 710, Kristine Gravell 158-223-184 — 565, Zach ​Gravell Sr. 287-206-198 — 691. Totals: 919-891-855 — 2,665.

———

Sportsman’s Bowl (4)

Jason Deitz 210-184-220 — 614, Bill Carl‍ 185-244-186 ​— 615, Joe Paniccia 215-194-231 — 640, Jim ‍Parker 279-204-226 — 709. Totals: 889-826-863 — 2,578.

Team 2 (0)

Kevin ⁤Pike 175-187-182 — 544,⁢ Rob Pike 242-193-172 — 607, Rex Mason 203-224-172 — 599, Malik Myers 137-203-297 — 637.⁣ Totals: ⁢757-807-823 — ⁤2,387.

———

Precision Floors (4)

Mike Guidarelli 232-202-206 — 640, Jim Bassotti 214-218-247- 679, Aiden ​Deitz 205-200-238 — 643, Tom Siatkowski 225-203-216 — 644. Totals: 876-823-9097 — 2,606.

CV Golf (0)

Lee Quivey 216-199-256 — 671, Steve Renzi 204-227-167 — 598, Cliff Ruth 218-189-214 —⁤ 621, Eric Morrett 215-185-226 — 626. ​Totals: 853-800-863 — 2,516.

———

Ten Eyck Insurance (2)

Joe D’Aunzio Sr. 202-189-226 — 617, Joe ‍D’Aunzio Jr. ​268-207-188 — 663, Ron Williams 178-214-267 ‌— 659, Mark Clute 213-217-234 — 664. Totals: ‌861-827-915 — 2,603.

IDID (2)

Tony Fernandez 206-185-235 — 626, Mike Piotrowski 214-221-204 — 639, Jim‍ Valentino 199-237-192 — 628, Jim Petronis 248-245-154 — 647. Totals: 867-888-785 — 2,540.

———

Universal Auto Parts (3)

Andy Smith 201-224-257 — 682, Bill⁤ Heaphy III 257-233-236 — 726,​ Chris Fedden 223-190-238 — ⁣651, Chris Smith 215-256-261 ⁢— 732. Totals: 896-903-992 — 2,791.

TSS⁢ Printing ‌(1)

Tyler ‌Mochrie 218-263-290 — 771, Corey Buckley 174-212-225 — 611, Nick Peckowitz 218-237-234 — 689, Matt Olson 185-180-276 — 641. Totals: 795-892-1,025 — 2,712.

———

Team 10 (1)

Scott Stoliker 158-180-213 — ⁣551, Dylan Martin 192-208-197 — 597, Connor Stoliker 133-166-196 — 495,‌ Christian Caputo 180-163-268 —⁢ 611. Totals: 663-717-874 — ⁣2,254.

Bob’s Pro‌ Shop (3)

Fred​ McMahon 174-197-155 — 526,​ Mike Smith 173-238-139 — 550, Earl Lawrence Jr. 227-209-172 — 608, Bob Tedesco Jr. 246-216-215 — 677.‍ Totals: 820-860-681 -⁣ 2,361.

FRANK DePALMA⁣ BOULEVARD CLASSIC

Team ⁤standings

Kalpro 8-2, ⁢Girard Property 5-5, Masons Automotive 5-5, Boulevard Bowl 5-5, D.A. Parisi & ⁣Co.⁢ 4-6, Derenzo’s Tax Service 4-6.

———

Match summaries

Girard Property (4)

Mark Hansen 189-193-193-182 —⁢ 757, B.J. Smith ‍Jr. 218-223-278-239 — 958, Tom Girard 219-169-230-192 — 810. Totals: 626-585-701-613 — 2,525.

Masons​ Automotive (1)

Ed Bellamy 246-205-214-229 — 894, Jason Bellamy⁢ 235-195-169-175 — 774. ‍Totals: 655-572-5-4-584 — 2,385.

———

Kalpro (5)

Keith Lawyer 188-207-225-224 — 844, ​Kyle Wilkins 236-248-175-184 — 843, Joe Carusone 235-256-258-257 — 1,006. Totals:‍ 659-711-658-665 — ⁢2,692.

Boulevard Bowl (0)

Attilio Scaccia⁢ 171-159-178-202‌ — 710, Mike Scaccia 187-247-229-256 — 919, Brian ⁣Hart‌ 190-236-200-188 — 814. Totals: 548-642-607-646 — 2,443.

———

D.A. Parisi‍ & Co. (2)

John Mecca 202-199-235-202 — 838, Jeff Williams​ 188-155-204-145 — 692, Ken Wilkins 211-191-209-168⁣ — 779. Totals: 601-545-648-515 — 2,309.

Derenzo’s Tax ‌Service (3)

P.J. Derenzo‌ 187-212-176-226 — 801, Anthony Clay 188-167-225-233 — 813, Don‍ Cross 225-194-207-180 — 806. Totals:‍ 600-573-608-639 — 2,420.

TOWNE MIXED DOUBLES

Team standings

Beyond Nutrition 46-14, Sahrs 42.5-17.5, Sindoni Sausage 41-19, Team ‌8 41-19, Revolutions Pro‍ Shop 37.5-22.5, Unbreakable Nutrition 36-24, My 3 ⁤Sons 36-24, Syron’s Market 32.5-27.5, 54M Racing 32-28,‍ Mohawk Chevrolet 30-30,⁤ A Plus Heating 28-32, A Plus Heating⁤ No. 2 28-32, Sportsman’s Bowl 26.5-33.5, Strike & Spare Pro Shop 25.5-34.5, T.J. Bell Environmental 25.5-34.5, Never Enough Performance 24.5-35.5, ABS Pro ⁢Shop 23.5-36.5, Towne Bowling Academy ⁣22-38, ⁢Team Earl 15-45, Rogers Motorsports 7-53.

———

Match summaries

Team 8 (20)

Amber Brophy 244-239-213-171 — 867, Billy McGaffin ​Jr. 247-259-248-231‍ — 985. Totals: 517-524-487-428 — 1,956.

Towne Bowling Academy (0)

Debbie Capullo‌ 205-161-215-182 — 763, Ryan Gahan 169-214-185-183 — 751. Totals: 411-412-437-402 — 1,662.

———

A Plus Heating No. 2 (5)

Michelle Largeteau 168-132-147-178‍ — 625, Tony Pasquerella 167-167-128-151 — 613. Totals: 453-417-393-447 — 1,710.

Beyond Nutrition (15)

Kalyn⁣ Alburger 206-147-214-192 — 759, Ronnie Zadrozny 251-183-196-243 — 873.‍ Totals: 510-383-463-488 — 1,844.

———

ABS ⁣Pro Shop (7)

Lindsey McPhail 199-213-225-220 —‌ 857, Jayson Capullo 237-206-228-279 — ​950.⁣ Totals: 443-426-460-506 — 1,835.

Mohawk Chevrolet (13)

Haley Groat 214-151-200-258 — 823, Andrew ⁤Hall 180-224-244-279 — 927. Totals:⁤ 424-405-474-567 — 1,870.

———

Unbreakable Nutrition (11)

Niki Battistoni (absent) 212-212-212-212 — 848, Peter Battistoni 268-248-254-239 — ‌1,009. Totals: 500-480-486-471 — 1,937.

Syron’s Market (9)

Amanda Chrzanowski ⁣235-225-259-213 — 932,‌ John Askew ‍227-247-215-246 — 935. Totals: 474-484-486-471 — 1,915.

———

Team Earl (2)

Renee Earl 165-178-194-158 — 695, Tom ​Earl 289-242-278-226 — 1,035. Totals: 486-452-504-416 — 1,858.

Sahrs ‍(18)

Natasha Fazzone 233-217-268-245 ⁤— 963,⁤ Matt ⁤Fazzone 267-255-267-278 — 1,067. Totals: 511-483-546-534 —​ 2,074.

———

Sindoni Sausage (18)

Liz Kuhlkin 257-258-259-268⁤ — 1,042, Joe VanDerLinden 226-223-279-247 — 975. Totals: 487-485-542-519 — 2,033.

Rogers Motorsports (2)

Kelly ⁤Chrzanoowski 214-200-268-194 — 876,‍ Tom Rogers 207-199-151-245 —⁤ 802. Totals: 460-438-458-478 — ⁤1,834.

———

Never Enough Performance (12.5)

Kate⁢ Clark 195-203-224-204 — 526, Dave McLear 248-190-225-183 — 846. Totals: 472-422-478-416 — 1,788.

Strike & Spare Pro Shop (7.5)

Jackie Malone (absent)⁤ 203-203-203-203 — 812, Jeff Kallner 223-222-