Before the day’s tournament action got started, I saw my friend Al from the Friday night league practicing with one of his other friends, and I mentioned to Al about something that might happen next month that will involve a member of the BowlingFans.com community from another state. Al asked me to keep him posted on any plans I might make with the out-of-stater.
I couldn’t stay around the tournament long today because I wanted to get home in time to watch the finals of the US Open, but I did see Harry Thibeault Jr. put up a 275 game before I left. Denise has promised me the results, along with any honor scores I may have missed. I was also trying to set myself up for next year’s tournament, as I had wanted to bowl with my cousin Melissa, but she thought she needed both days off from work, and, by the time I told her she only needed one day off, it was too late to enter. I did notice that one of the Tri-City officers, who is a high school classmate, didn’t bowl this year, so I told her I may be looking for a second partner for next year (the tournament allows multiple participation with different partners).
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