Ten thousand dollars had the puchasing power of 77 thousand back then.
@hrebec976 күн бұрын
Steve Jones lost to Mark Roth in Kansas City in 1975 when he won his first PBA title. Roth shot a 299 to win that match.
@millypoo77137 күн бұрын
1:39:27... "Underdog" cartoon narrator voice?
@andrewphillips21797 күн бұрын
Revs300, That was a fantastic event of the Stepladder Finals of the 1982 City of Roses Open. Also, Do you know that Mark Williams made his 1st appearance in the Stepladder Finals of the 1981 City of Roses Open and Do you have the Stepladder Finals of the 1981 City of Roses Open?
@BagelzNLockz15 күн бұрын
Ray Perez will go down as the biggest choke artist in pba history in a title match He missed a 6 pin by 10 feet Threw the ball in the gutter shooting an3-6-9-10 Absolutely horrible. How he led is beyond me
@kbron325024 күн бұрын
Geez- Schenkel is so GAY!
@cutl00senc26 күн бұрын
When men were men, women were women, and the beer was real. Oh..and bowling 300 was hard!
@kevincicero835227 күн бұрын
14:46 I love watching Bo draw the trajectory of the release point and roll, only to be completely wrong 😂
@1USACitizen19229 күн бұрын
Ron Palombi should be in hall of fame.
@1USACitizen19229 күн бұрын
I bowled with Ron Palombi, really nice guy.
@ImmaBeast713Ай бұрын
I want to see this full episode
@paulberthold932Ай бұрын
Why is it black and white?
@mikedonzero2692Ай бұрын
Holman annoyed a lot of spectators. However he was a superb shot maker. I respect that. He was on his way to winning this tournament & a few shots got away from him. Marshall's career speaks for itself.
@regissuchma5764Ай бұрын
Watching this and listening to George bensons breezin in the background brings back great memories
@davidnichols6971Ай бұрын
I bowled 4 games, in a Showboat Las Vegas House Tournament in !994. 30 years later, I still remember what a SUPER CLASS ACT he was. He was very encouraging. Thank you, Johnny Petraglia, for that experience.
@bmac6679Ай бұрын
Everyone in the 80's looked like a potential serial killer...
@oddjobz9858Ай бұрын
Those lanes sucked to play on it seemed. Something was off
@jsesqa8748 күн бұрын
Imperial still used a lacquer finish on the lanes well into the 1980s (I bowled in a junior tournament there in 1986 and it was still lacquer), long after virtually all centers used urethane finishes. The lanes did play differently.
@MrChristopherHaas2 ай бұрын
i noticed this was recorded in Medford, Oregon, home of Mr. Holman. Family recorded?
@danhaley93932 ай бұрын
It’s amazing this was on tv lol
@mrb436052 ай бұрын
The way bowling is supposed to be.
@chuckers402 ай бұрын
I am old enough to remember what Capital Plaza used to look like. LOL LOL
@toddmaniatoddmania98442 ай бұрын
The Candy Man can
@consigliomark2 ай бұрын
Years ago I was at a bowling tournament in the Detroit area, and Dick Weber was there. It was so fun to watch him bowl, as he was so accurate. I had stayed after the event for a while and the bowling alley was just about empty, and even most of the bowlers had left. I was on a pay phone talking to a good friend, Joe H, and Joe loved Dick Weber. I called him to tell him I saw his bowling hero, and then to my surprise, Dick Weber was walking down the hall my way. He then was right next to me, and I asked him to say hello on the pay phone to my friend Joe. He took the phone and talked to Joe, and I never thought I was going to get the phone back. What a great guy he was that day, AND EVERY DAY.
@Mayosloppyshamala2 ай бұрын
this is teir one meat riding holy, love both players though
@lockedonlaw2 ай бұрын
Holman was one hell of a bowler but that Ted Bundy serial killer hairstyle was not necessary.
@josephrobertvanderhoff2 ай бұрын
SHUT UP LADY
@christopherbramwell82622 ай бұрын
In my opinion, Marshall was in his prime in 1984. He had added experience, success & confidence to go with a BOATLOAD of physical talent. Pete Weber was great yet not even close to his prime. YET. HE SURE HAD THE AMBITION & PREPERATION THOUGH with the DRIVE to be better than his father.
@CFav72 ай бұрын
She is just absolutely adorable. Pure light <3
@christopherbramwell82622 ай бұрын
OMG. TRULY, One of the most PROFESSIOÑAL, MENTALLY GROUNDED, HUGELY LIKEABLE HUMAN BEINGS EVER. DICK WEBER. Nelson "Bo" Burton did a great job with the interview AND what a pair of professionals. TWO COMPLETELY RELIABLE PROFESSIONALS. I cant get over just how good Dick looks here at 52. Very healthy. Certainly does not look 52!😮😊😊
@PaladinForever-uy3nv3 ай бұрын
Looks like Billy Hardwick got his ass beat the night before
@jesse753 ай бұрын
What oil pattern back then ?
@bradenzalapi26463 ай бұрын
Mike Truitt is my grandfather, this is so cool to watch so many years later.
@pony0533 ай бұрын
Dad watched these nearly every week, he was quite a bowler. I wish AMF still had those Magic Triangle masking units....they defined quality facilities when I was growing up.
@larsonmarkov16993 ай бұрын
Petraglia looks like Jeff Dahmer here
@psalm37v43 ай бұрын
Thanx so much for these great old tournaments! I remember bowling at age 4 and doing badly, but wanting to bowl more. I had a couple bowling sets for kids (including a Tudor game where the pins flipped up if you hit them). I never bowled in a league until about 10 years ago and now I'm hooked. These old classic bowlers were so skilled, and some went on to the Hall of Fame. I try to learn what I can from these shows. Thank you again!
@2tellthetruth-is2um3 ай бұрын
Garden City Bowl one of Long Island best that is not longer there. What a shame!! Earl Anthony could do no wrong there it was his house.
@Igloo34713 ай бұрын
As big a strikeball as Mattingly had, his shot was always totally uncontrollable. It was little wonder he had such terrible TV record.
@fourdoorglory3 ай бұрын
This two handed bowling is a joke. Give me Mark Roth vs Earl Anthony vs Marshall Holleman in their prime any day over this stuff.
@fourdoorglory3 ай бұрын
Luv these old matches. Suddenly it’s Saturday afternoon on ABC with Chris and Bo and I’m 15 again. Really appreciate you posting this in such high quality. The PBA was so much better back then..no loud music and louder spectators making a mockery of each match like we see today.
@user-nh4tp8bd1f3 ай бұрын
According to the banner at the beginning of the telecast, I can deduce this telecast was November 27th, 1971. I was a month and a half old. My best years bowling league off and on between 1984 (13 yrs.) to 1997 (26 yrs.) Never got to watch telecasts this early, obviously. Thanks for sharing 👍.
@DebbieLDeane3 ай бұрын
Did all of the pro bowlers use 16# balls?
@CrestwoodRocks3 ай бұрын
Most of them use black balls (sometimes brown)
@gixxergarry3 ай бұрын
lol hardwick never had "talent"
@gixxergarry3 ай бұрын
Tim has the best RBF ever
@gixxergarry3 ай бұрын
Mark Williams = one of the worst games ever on the PBA...Scott Devers is number 1
@user-zq4tv6dy5w4 ай бұрын
굿! 퍼니스트 홈 비디오 버전 감사요
@paulmarjoram22584 ай бұрын
1 min in. Sorry but horrendous camera work that’s not worthy of my attention.
@Bassmaster12564 ай бұрын
Ahh, the Brunswick A2 pinsetter, the best there is!
@OhRonaldo4 ай бұрын
@34:45 Well, you visited the RocknRoll Hall of Fame... "Hello Hall, see ya Hall!" 🤣