Walter Ray Williams Jr games 1-3 of the 1st round in the PBA50 The Villages Classic 5-6-24
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- Walter Ray Williams Jr games 1 to 3 of the first round of 6 qualifying games at the PBA50 The Villages Classic at Spanish Springs Lanes in The Villages Florida May 6, 2024. The top 62 after 18 games advance to the cashers round for 4 more games of qualifying. This was bowled on the 38' Holman pattern. I used the Brunswick Beyond Infinity. www.WalterRay.com, #PBA50, #professionalbowling, #BrunswickBowling, #CompassSportswear, #ViseGrips
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Thank you again, Mr Williams Jr. I love watching you bowl 🙏
Walter playing the Twig! Epic.
Great seeing you bowl anytime Walter
I would buy bowl tv if it was such an astronomical price because let’s be honest it’s outrageous
Looks tough out there, Walt. Good luck. And good luck to Ryan Shafer! I hope you're still bowling pba50 events in 3 yrs. You inspired me to get back into bowling with a very realistic goal of being successful on the pba50 tour. I'm 100% sure I can compete at a high level out there.
Looking at the bowlers around WRW, I’m sure he and the other top pros appreciate the donations.
Unfortunately I may be one of the 'donators' unless I bowl way better in the next 2 rounds.
The funniest thing is when these dreamers get all pissed off when they bowl bad. It's like, no, you didn't bowl bad, you ARE bad.
That 2nd game Walter Ray, I didn't know you were allowed to bowl that low!! Seriously though, I think that short haircut, well, it's not unlike when Samson's hair was cut short, and we know what happened after that. But it was good to be able to see the scores for a change!
When I bowled 60+ years ago with a 16 lb black beauty ball on flat oil patterns and 3 lb 10 oz pins, pocket splits were common. 5-7, 8-10 even 5-8-10 but pocket 7-10 were rarely seen. Now it seems that is the most common pocket split and 5-7 and 8-10 are rare. Anyone know why?
Good luck Walter
Never seen so many 7 10 splits
Walter, greetings from the past, munching on Frank Marese's fresh string cheese in Lomira WI! Fr. Steve
I was watching an old video earlier of the guy that flashed the camera right when you were releasing your shot. Ended up costing you the match.
As someone who always makes great efforts to maintain a perfect slide, I would honestly complain about David Bourlier shoving his oil-covered ball directly into the approach where I slide. He's leaving oil on the approach where bowlers slide wether he knows it or not, and that can be disastrous. The lane is 60' long, not 61.5'
In all fairness, he does wipe off his ball.
@dfwait14 Ok, great. I'd ask to see his ball every time before he throws it. Plus, as a former lanesman/mechanic of 10 years or so, I worked tirelessly to provide pristine conditions for the bowlers, including perfect approaches. This guy is shoving the ball into the slide area. Now, if I ended up a foot behind the line with my side, I wouldn't care as it wouldn't effect me. I end up about 1/32 of an inch behind the line barring any substances affecting my slide.
I agree
wow ive never actually seen that before, hes literally letting go before the foul line isnt he haha
@@EGGJAZZ We had a guy in a league who used to do that, and as the mechanic/lanesman, I hated every time he threw the ball because he's damaging the approaches I work to maintain. He also averaged about 175 and didn't belong anywhere near professional bowling, just like this David Boulier clown.