Seattle-based photographer Kevin Hong recently included Carrick Classic Lanes in his photo documentary called The Vintage Alleys Project. Black-and-white snapshots passed down to them by previous owners show that not much has changed. They’ve also managed to salvage a lot of the furniture and fixtures that gives the facility a retro vibe. The couple filled 17 Dumpsters with water-logged debris, gave the building a new lid, replaced all of the electrical wiring and plumbing and repaired the complex ball-return and pin set-up mechanisms. The project has proved more difficult than making a 7-10 split.Īfter years of neglect and harsh winters, parts of the roof collapsed onto the wooden lanes. Eastern.The couple from Adams Township are working to restore the recreation center - which also houses three apartments and Whovilles bar. Chris Barnes, Chris Warren, Tom Hess, Bohn III, Lennie Boresch and Amleto Monacelli are some of the players that stayed in the Winners Bracket.īarnes will match up against Monacelli in what will be, at least on paper, one of the highest profile matches entering Saturday's final match-play round.īy the end of Saturday, the field will be cut to the top five for the stepladder finals, which will take place on Sunday at 1 p.m. Other players, including some of the biggest names in the sport, have a much easier road to the BowlTV show. will bowl Gary Alstott, with both players hoping to stay alive in the tournament and work their way to the stepladder finals, the harder way that is. It wasn't high flush every shot, but it was enough to get the pins to fall down." "I hit the pocket in all the right spots. "That pair was really tight," Williams said. He said he just wanted to keep the ball in play in his last match. "It's the first time I have ever had a pin come out of the gutter and stand up," he laughed.
"I carried everything except for one shot," Williams said. But in his last match, hoping to stay alive in the tournament, he carried everything. In his second match of the day, Williams said he had a little too much hook because he bowled after the burn squad. The outside of the lane was a little tiny bit of hook and I tried to play off of that." "It hooks a little bit in the middle of the lane. "Even though it's a 40-foot pattern, it feels like a 45-foot pattern for me," Williams said. The win kept the legend alive in the Elimination Bracket. was the one that shot 300, en route to a 771-533 win over Doug Ingalsbe. There were more strikes to be had once the Elimination Bracket matches took shape, but Walter Ray Williams Jr. Not everybody was striking a ton, but those that were, often did it in bunches. "When I can take one of my children, and it's not just my son, but my daughter as well, there's nothing more rewarding than doing it with your children." It goes a little bit longer and snaps a bit more on the backend and well, I am not crazy on the snap, especially when I am bowling on a sport pattern," he said.īohn III said that while he has been throwing a ball for a long time, bowling with his son, Brandon Bohn, on the King of the Lanes show, does not compare. "That is the ball that has been doing most of the work this week, but I did throw my GB4 Pearl, and it seemed like it matched up well. "I might be a little farther out near the gutter or stay up four-five-six range, depending on what I feel like the lane is giving me at the time, seemed to be a little more advantageous especially as I was crossing the center," Bohn said.īohn was using the Quantum Evo Pearl for most of the day. Jack Jurek also shot 300 during that round, en route to an 811 series.īohn III said that he has been trying to keep his angles in front of him and play straight most of the week. 5 overall qualifier, did him one pin better, shooting 300 during the morning bracket round, en route to an 824 series. 2 overall qualifier entering the day, shot 299, but Parker Bohn III, the tournament's No.
LAS VEGAS - There were plenty of strikes to be had for big names on Day 1 of match play at the 2022 United States Bowling Congress Senior Masters from Sam's Town Bowling Center at Sam's Town Hotel and Gambling Hall.Ĭhris Barnes, the No.
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