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Date: 26 Jan 2009 10:40:13
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Subject: WOW- who saw yesterday's show?!?!?!? **SPOILERS**
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All you can say is wow. I was rooting hard for Page. But I'd like to
see Allen give Big Nasty a run for player of the year points. It's
been a long time since I saw a 4. And to hit the 2-4 pocket and not
get 6 or 7?? He got distracted by the shot clock for sure; I
thought he had it well in hand!! Damn.
T
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Date: 29 Jan 2009 12:42:26
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Subject: Re: WOW- who saw yesterday's show?!?!?!? **SPOILERS**
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On Jan 26, 11:38=A0pm, "Darlene Block" <tenpinhawk...@mchsi.com > wrote:
> Yes, it is too bad that a fluke won both tournaments. That is a lesson to
> all of us to not give up. Keep making your best shot so you can be in
> position to take advantage of a break. We get bad luck, so it's only fair
> that we get good luck too. Be ready for it.
> Dar
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> <twp1...@gmail.com> wrote
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> > All you can say is wow. =A0I was rooting hard for Page. =A0But I'd like=
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> > see Allen give Big Nasty a run for player of the year points. =A0It's
> > been a long time since I saw a 4. =A0And to hit the 2-4 pocket and not
> > get 6 or 7?? =A0 =A0He got distracted by the shot clock for sure; I
> > thought he had it well in hand!! =A0Damn.
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Yeah. Even WITH that huuuuuge choke at the end, it took a 267 to beat
Page. Bottom line is score as much as possible, LOL. If 1 guy starts
out with a turkey and the other with 3 spares or a miss, it can
QUICKLY get away from the non-striking bowler. But it almost always
turns where the guy who has the turkey suddenly gets a split or two
spares and the other guy has now strung 4 together. You rarely see a
game that's over before the 8th or 9th frame. I'm sure Allen wasn't
so happy about how he won, but he won with a 267 and a TON of
strikes. If the washout had come in the 1st frame would it not have
been such a big deal? Probly. At the end of the day the highest
score wins no matter how pretty it was :-)
When he defeated WRW, I honestly felt the 8-10 WRW left was a flat-ass
looking shot compared to the bombs Allen was throwing. I feel Allen
is bowling better now than WRW, and in no way felt he got lucky. It
was a break, and bowling is often decided by breaks.
T
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Date: 27 Jan 2009 04:38:07
From: Darlene Block
Subject: Re: WOW- who saw yesterday's show?!?!?!? **SPOILERS**
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Yes, it is too bad that a fluke won both tournaments. That is a lesson to
all of us to not give up. Keep making your best shot so you can be in
position to take advantage of a break. We get bad luck, so it's only fair
that we get good luck too. Be ready for it.
Dar
<twp1976@gmail.com > wrote
> All you can say is wow. I was rooting hard for Page. But I'd like to
> see Allen give Big Nasty a run for player of the year points. It's
> been a long time since I saw a 4. And to hit the 2-4 pocket and not
> get 6 or 7?? He got distracted by the shot clock for sure; I
> thought he had it well in hand!! Damn.
>
> T
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