Alex Aguiar cashes in US Open for second straight year

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Alex Aguiar of Dartmouth, MA, who bowls in the Tuesday Scratch Sportsmen league at Westgate Lanes, cashed in the US Open, the final tournament (and major) of the PBA Tour season, for the second straight year this week. He ended the preliminary rounds of qualifying on Thursday with a -51 score after 18 games (197.17 average), good for 99th place (103 places cashed). Aguiar moved up to 89th place today in the Cashers Qualifying Round, finishing with a -64 score (197.33 average) after 24 games. Good job once again, Alex! 😀

As an aside, Mike Rose, Jr. of Rochester, NY, whom I also met last year at the April NEBA event at Westgate Lanes, just missed the cut to 24 for match play, falling 13 pins short with a score of +147 (206.13 average) and finishing in 28th place.

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I started "The Tenth Board" to chronicle my experiences during the road back to league bowling after my heel fractures in 1999 (it took me 7 years before I started thinking seriously about it). I now use the blog as a combination of a personal bowling journal and a news site mostly about Westgate Lanes (Brockton, MA) and its bowlers.

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