It’s rare that I get to bowl on a holiday Monday, but my brother wanted to spend quality time with me today, and I got out to the lanes as a result. I wouldn’t say I was that happy with the outcome, however. The first game featured my throwing a first-ball gutter ball late that, if it were a strike, would have allowed me to get over 200 (I finished out for a 180). I was better in the second game (a 202), but my spare game was inconsistent in the last game, and I could only manage a game in the 160s. My brother, however, had a last game in the 140s, easily one of his best to date. Tom Hedding, who was working, was watching us on a couple of occasions during our time there, and I told my brother of Tom’s exploits in the youth league (the 300 games).
Memorial Day outing
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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. View all posts by Rich
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