1980 Buffalo Open
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$85,000 BUFFALO OPEN
Thruway Lanes, Cheektowaga, N.Y., Aug 15-19, 1980
Berardi Lands Buffalo Title
Joe Berardi foiled Guppy Troup's plans to become the first back-to-back winner on the 1980 PBA tour when he outscored Troup, 223-198, to win the $85,000 Greater Buffalo Open.
Berardi, who rolled a 300 game during last year's televised finals at Thruway Lanes and eventually finished third, was not to be denied this time as he routed Mark Roth and George Pappas to gain an opportunity to face the top-seeded Troup.
A four-bagger starting from the third frame of the title match put the hard throwing Berardi in command for the $10,000 first prize and his third PBA championship. The 25-year-old Berardi rolled 649 for the three matches.
TELEVISED FINALS
Pos. Name, City/State Total Amount
1 Joe Berardi, Pearl River, N.Y. 649 (3 games) $10,000
2 Guppy Troup, Jacksonville, Fla. 198 (1 game) 6,000
3 George Pappas, Charlotte, N.C. 203 (1 game) 5,000
4 Mark Roth, Little Silver, N.J. 375 (2 games) 4,000
5 Tommy Hudson, Akron, Ohio 223 (1 game) 3,500
PLAYOFF RESULTS - Roth defeated Hudson, 226-223; Berardi defeated Roth, 203-149; Berardi defeated Pappas, 223-203; and in the championship match, Berardi defeated Troup, 223-198. 42-GAME TOTALS
Congrats to Joey Berardi, and great bowling by Guppy Troup. Class Bowlers👍👍
Bowling is such a humbling sport! Mark Roth can win so many tournaments with very high scores, then turn around and shoot a 149, yet he's a good sport about it.
Is he still alive?
@@bobgomez9481 Mark passed. It was all over the news.
@@robs531 - so he is not around anymore? News? What news? Mark who?
Well. Mark, Johnny, & Joey grew up in Brooklyn. Johnny is 4 years older than Mark. Mark is 4 yrs. older than Joey. Mark bowled at Maples Lanes. John is the house professional at Carolier Lanes in North Brunswick. Dave Davis, Teata Semiz were from New Jersey. Ferraro from Kingston, N.Y. They typically bowled on tough conditions which is why they are all so accurate. Johnny has been on staff with Brunswick for so many years and active with anything that calls for professionalism. 14 Standard PBA titles. Roth was with Columbia and accumulated 34 Standard PBA titles. Berardi bowled action in the Bronx and has 11 Standard PBA titles. Great to see Johnny Petraglia announcing.
Extremely knowledgeable. One of the nicest guys. Such a professional. I would just love to see Johnny. He knows a friend of mine, Kenny Granelli, who grew up with Mark in Brooklyn. Happy bowling to everyone who loves our sport. VERY glad to see Berardi win. Especially in Buffalo.😀
Thanks for the excellent post. Listening to Johnny Petraglia makes me think about going down to the basement and digging out my LT-48.
Trivia question: The Lt-48 by Brunswick was unique in several ways, one being the exterior finish wasn't polished like all other bowling balls but had a matte texture. What media was used to achieve this unique feature?
When you saw the "ball polishing machine" at the local alley, didn't you chuckle a bit?
The Brunswick [ Johnny Petraglia ] LT 48 was a ball that could cut through the oil and some bowlers were reluctant to jump to urethane Right away!!!
@@bobgomez9481 she always sat in the bar..😉
Hell yes. Had one, too. That was the ball back in the day.
Joe Berardi bowled some solid games on a tough pair of lanes. What I noticed the most was the short approaches by Troup. Pappas and Berardi. Back in the day, I had to stand with one heel off the edge of the approach with a five-step delivery. On a side note, Mrs. Berardi was extremely good looking. Thanks for the video.
Earl Anthony and Mark Roth are my favorite bowlers. We as kids would try to mimic their styles at the bowling alley.
I bowled with earl Anthony at thruway lanes, it was a dream come true.
It’s my favorite Brunswick masking units-the ultimate in bowling lane elegance.
Bowling tech nerding.
The baby is now 40 years old!
The promo for NFL racquetball was great. Who watched racquetball? Ever.
Enjoy watching this... Thanks for sharing 👍👍
Jim Roberts play by play is yak yak yak yak yak yak. He must be a baseball radio play by play guy. He won’t leave even two seconds of dead air! Telling us about every spare and strike from the previous games and even all the scores and series in the qualifying rounds. Congrats to Petraglia for getting his commentary in at all, which was very good. BTW Berardi was the best bowler and the most consistent of the day.
Attention:
Spoilers have been posted below by
Andrew Phillips
Looking for the 1980 Showboat Invitational, anyone have it posted? I see '81...
Two New York Guys Bowling . Mark Roth vs. Joey Berardi
Johnny Petraglia Hall of Famer👍
And not just bowling...HoF human...served our country.
I love the opening theme music ESPN used here....anyone know what artist/song that is?
Artist: The Crusaders Song: Sweet n' Sour
I had that for lunch
Mark Roth could hook a polyester ball with one hand as much as today's bowlers can hook a resin ball with two hands.
And he’s got the major championships to prove it!!!!!
The two handers are just Thumbless Crankers,but it has improved carry!!!! Ask Jason Belmonte? Mark Roth was the First SuperCranker, and many Bowlers Emulated Roth and The High backswing that Pete Weber made Famous was also emulated by many bowlers.
@@sludge4125 well played sir.
It seems like all the bowlers from NY/NJ could all bowl great. Roth, Berardi, Petraglia, Ferraro, Bohn, etc
Roth:
Most successful hack to ever throw a ball.
R.I.P THRUWAY LANES
R.I.P THRUWAY LANES
@@anandguruji83 RIP north park lanes, Olympic bowl
RIP Hollywood Lanes
Woodhaven Bowl
Cross Bay Lanes
The diabeetus commercial...lol.
I once converted the dreaded 27-95 split.
That was the year they first introduced urethane balls.
Tommy Hudson really fucked that up.
This was the good ol' days of ESPN, when it broadcast sports with sane announcers. What is ESPN today? Basically, a bunch of loudmouths like Stephen A-hole Smith who think that screaming at the top of their lungs makes what they say relevant.
Boy isn't that the TRUTH!!!!! 👍
Joey Berardi puts a tremendous amount of roll on the ball.
Rolling the ball is absolutely critical in bowling.
I rolled 5.690 perfect 300 games in my career. Rolled everyone of them. 😮 💪 🤨
the first and semi final matches were exciting and very close
Andrew Phillips
Mark Roth and Earl Anthony have bowled some exciting matches
Johnny Petraglia and Buzz Fazio bowled awesome matches, just not against each other
Great first match. Gotta wonder if Tommy would have won if he didn't divert his 10th frame focus to 'what do I need, to win'. I've lost many times, the exact same way. lol
Douche
Did Harry Golden ever deny a re-rack?
I saw him deny Skidmore a re-rack.
@@sludge4125 Thanks, saw one after my comment. He blew off Chris
Warren or Amleto
BTW, Skidmore struck, and then gave Harry a dirty look.
@@sludge4125 a 'dirty Harry' if you will...😆
@@beeemm2578 Exactly! 🤪🤪🤪🤪
Does that mean that mark is 89 now???
69
Bowled at Thruway Lanes as a youth. My Dad took me every Sat. One of the few memories of him as he died young. Also remember the Nin Angelo's streak on Beat The Champ. It's all gone now, tore down and replaced with a car dealership show room. Another piece of Bowling History gone.
Ole butthurt ness. 😮 Awe poor corky. 😮
How much coke was done in the bar bathroom after the match? Love professional bowlers/drunks!
Most Bowlers Avoid Drugs and even Alcohol, which experts are saying may be a drug!!! You are putting everyone in one category!!!
@@louiscsanko3673 - You haven't done much broadcast work of professional bowling. They fill up the bar after the match. All of them.
Announcer with Johnny talks too much. Won't shut up at all. Keeps talking even when bowler throws the ball. Let the action speak for itself. Johnny was better.
Back before two handed bowlers ruined the sport
I personally don't think it should of ever been allowed !
@@reddawgrup1779 wait until you see STRING bowling. It will never be the same!!
@@vernonsmith6176wait....what????...just saw your response and did only about 5 minutes worth the research on it.... Guess I'm Glad my competitive bowling days are over!!.... SMH.
Mark Roth was shocked to win the opening match when Tommy Hudson could not convert the 2 4 5 in the 10th frame
Andrew Phillips aka asshat
George N. Pappas and Ernie Schlegel have bowled some awesome matches
Obama and Michelle had close and exciting matches in Wii bowling
Terry Funk, Sabu, and Cactus Jack had Some Great Barbed wire Matches.
@@joeambrose3260 LMAOOOO
What's a matter, what's a matter, what's a matter for you? 😮 Keep Rollin Rollin Rollin
Joe Berardi was in the driver's seat to win the Buffalo open
Andrew Phillips nice spoiler asshat
Yay !
Earl the Pearl was the greatest, Mark Roth was close 2nd with much more charisma.