Championship Bowling: Jack Biondolillo vs Bill Allen

[@hrebec97]

I remember these shows would be on late at night. I would wake up and sneak to watch this on the TV. Thank you for posting. A year before Biondilillo shot the 300 at the Firestone.

[@jamesfuire9017]

Just love these show grew up watching them every Sunday on Channel 7 Detroit but live in toledo

[@keithcall7795]

I met Bill Allen at Westgate Lanes in Brockton, Ma. back in the sixties at their regular tour stop. Very nice man,especially when dealing with a teenage fan. Thank you so much for posting all of these matches. Many of the bowlers are using the AMF Classic ball, with the three white dots on it . Very popular back then. I still have two of them. Thanks again.

[@irishpogi]

Keith Call it's my pleasure

[@multicaruana]

I'd say Bill Allen's 600 series was about the best 600 series I've ever seen. Even Mr. Biondollilo commented on this. Very tough lane conditions. This was a good match with particularly good commentary from both bowlers, especially Bill Allen.

[@GearWave]

Thanks for posting.

[@plamormick]

What a different game bowling was in those days. My, how technology has changed things!

[@Heath-Gallagher]

ruined things imo

[@daviddinkins8931]

Back in the day when a 200 game was a great score. Before oil "blocked" lanes carrying the ball to the pocket and equipment made to give any amateur a powerful curve and carry. Today competitive bowling is a joke.

[@Heath-Gallagher]

well said,its all about technology and nothng else, if don carter was bowling today and was at his peak he'd smash the lot of them.

[@JoeBallard1979]

where do u find all of the videos

[@NipkowDisk]

Bill Allen definitely threw one of the stronger full rollers of the day.

[@michaelschweizer4772]

The contestants had no luck at all with pin carry this match.

[@danaringquist9730]

Dr1-14-2023

[@christinagraham302]

four root beer floats