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Poorest camera position ever. Not worth watching

Awesome

MA lanes did a FANTASTIC job!! Congrats to JD!! Great job, guys!!

First Viewer! (By the way, I love the content!)

Great job gang, as usual. Luv the old tv duckpin commercials 😊 sure wish old man Sherman had business knowledge. He could have maintained 51% control for his patent technology on the pin deck sweeper by selling to the right honest business partners. Too sad to think about it. Duckpins could be much bigger other than greedy land grabbing like selling off drive-in movie theaters property also. Corporate Greed ! Am I right or is there other scenarios in play ? Just my 2 cents worth !😊

David, thank you so much for showing this episode. I bowled in leagues here in 1974 etc. Fontana Bowlarama gone but not forgotten. I enjoy seeing Iconic bowlers in their prime. Incredible pin totals with historic averages above 160. Amazing ! The best of the best from years past. 😊Spectacular Finish !

My dad is Tom Ogle. This was the one and only time my dad qualified and won. Hope one day I can do the same and win more than 1 tour.

two powerful duckpin bowlers

My main bowling alley!!!! I've been to Turners Dual Lanes since 2007, and first did Duckpin Bowling there.

Killer strike ball by Jeff!

Where are you located!

I would say, it is not will Colby win a ⭐️ ? Just a matter of when 😊

147 avg

NO BAD SUNDAYS!!! ...and never a bad evening at the Mt. Airy Lanes!!

Steve Richmond was my favorite.

Thank you for posting! Jimmy Dietsch is my grandfather, I never got the chance to watch him bowl or make memories with him due to him passing when I was a year old.

Thank you David, nice to see a 25 year old Jeff Pyles rip.

Thanks again for doing these videos!! Some great shots of my dad in this one too!!

Interesting Video Jesse's Grandad Eddie Wirt ( 2 handed delivery)

The DPBA needs to bowl here again.

All the way back in 87 I opened a game with a 6 bagger and finished with a 211. Never came that close to 200 again gratz.

Congrats Mark

It looks like the bowler is not in control of waiting to clear deadwood and waiting for more pins to get knocked down. Is the machine clearing the deadwood automatically ?

Watching Jack's curve almost reminds me of the tenpin hook my father had when he threw ducks. Kudos to Phil D on the 214 and the closing 5-bagger. BMP

Booo

Hi Howie

Good luck Con!

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Jeeze I was 19 in 80 going through a tenpin phase til 86. My home house at the time was Greenway Crain Hwy which burned down in 1993. We still have the 40 lane AMF Southwest outside of Baltimore. At age almost 63 still love Ducks. Thanks for posting. 😊

Just wondering what equipment you all use to record video/sound and edit. Thanks!

1:16:30 Dave practices "let it spin". LOL!!

Thanks for sharing

☠️ sumo wrestler comes in to say congratulations 😂😂😂

re-broadcasting this should be against the law! : )

YES LOUTH 🌟

Yes! Beautiful conversion of the "three sisters " as one of my partners on the senior league i bowled with at pinland called the Faith 'Hope and Charity split.

As a player/fan of both Duckpin Bowling and Persona 5 (the song used for the intro) this video is a 10/10 lol.

Cannot wait!

Bernie and David, exciting finale match thanks the for show.😊

Jees how far can u loft the ball before its illegal

Does anyone know if Peter Pierce still bowls? I don't see him in any tournaments in later years, he was one of the most accurate bowlers I've seen. Very wicked

What was the final scores

Should have to put poa in the star

To much noise in the background.

David, thanks for this historic old school duckpin video. Sad to see, this house closed its doors in 2013. Bell bottom pants ! The person that shot this video did an excellent job. The camera back then had some weight to them. Plus considering adjusting zoom with focus kept us on our toes. 😊you never saw bowlers in this era lob the ball half way down the alley, like now days. These guys knew how to bowl, the averages proved it. Video speaks for itself.😊

Thanks for posting another great video from the archives! Nice to see so many familiar names.