Earl Anthony Teaches Bowling - 2

Instructional video from the 80's with the great Earl Anthony. Part 2

[@kalico7589]

Earl Anthony was the best bowler in the history of the game. pierod

[@thaitranquoc6660]

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[@stanblack9650]

I agree the best ever no one will get 41 titles in 14 years again

[@mrsreihle1263]

I rilly like how earl explains bowling techniques he helps me better understand 🎳 bowling. And how to get strikes and spairs. I honor you and will miss you dearly.great dowler off all time.no doupt.

[@MrZocor]

It hooked!

[@carlkelly3710]

I actually think his straight ball release looks pretty good!

[@teriober2644]

Dude you awesome

[@mudchair16]

Oh man it's like an innuendo convention

[@kjmma]

The michael jordan,tiger woods,babe ruth,messi of bowling

[@newcenturygoldllc9253]

Uhm...Earl, that straight ball hooked. Lol!

[@JoeBallard1979]

Kind of like that dude teaching the 4 step but its a 5 step

[@JoeBallard1979]

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[@tonyvincent9753]

I said the same thing. I’m an old lefty and I cannot throw a straight ball. No matter how much I flatten out my wrist, it still hooks a little at the end.

[@gamemeister27]

I love that he implies that there could be someone that strikes every ball and therefore a person that wouldn't need to learn to shoot spares.

[@DeedsResearcher]

What Earl was saying was that since NOBODY gets all strikes, EVERYBODY needs to learn how to make spares. Earl was a great spare shooter, but he often stated that Mark Roth was the best spare shooter on the tour.

[@ericdressen]

@@DeedsResearcher thats what you think not what earl said. Brian is correct that he implied it is possible. Your statement of what he said was fabricated as a lie or by your own imagination

[@bccarl88]

3:04 I see what you did there Earl ;)

[@jesse75]

Spare most important.

[@crackerman46]

WTF? Funny as hell.

[@aleckermit]

I bet it hurts him to purposely leave pins standing ;p

[@DeedsResearcher]

Not really. He was in teaching mode for this video, so he knew he HAD to leave pins standing in order to illustrate his teaching points.

[@KH-jr5di]

😂 Hilarious

[@kalico7589]

I bowl only 3 games a week and don't practice and I average in the 220s. Thank you for the memories. RIP my friend

[@MrZocor]

+Kali Co ya, right!

[@felixmadison5736]

Yeah, play station! LOL!!

[@Think-dont-believe]

3:24 🤭..

[@JoeBallard1979]

we wouldnt have fell down the stairs if he wasnt drunk

[@bowlingaroundbeautiful6798]

What do you know about it? FYI, he had a heart attack at just the wrong moment. It happens.

[@JoeBallard1979]

because of the fact my grandfather was good friends with him

[@DeedsResearcher]

It would not have had to have been a heart attack, either! He could have had a seizure, causing loss of consciousness...at the top of the stairwell. Falling down a flight of stairs might be enough to break his neck, resulting in either death or paralysis. Since none of us was there when it happened, who are we to say either way? I knew Earl, who was one of three PBA members who signed my own application back in 1981, when I joined the PBA. At all times he was a total gentleman, and I never knew of him to be drunk.

[@DeedsResearcher]

Are you at all related to Del Ballard?

[@JoeBallard1979]

distant cousin

[@FearTheWeird300]

He can't bowl straight. Huhuhuh

[@crackerman46]

I thought Earl Anthony was black?

[@felixmadison5736]

He was. He was using makeup back in the day so he could 'pass' to appear on t.v.

[@stanblack9650]

No, he is white

[@TheWizard101Helpers]

He would be alive if he didnt fall down the stairs :(

[@sawnose4775]

Good point.

[@felixmadison5736]

He fell down the stairs because he had a heart attack.

[@abetteridea9841]

@@felixmadison5736 he had the heart attack in 1978, fell in 2001