Candlepin Bowling Channel 5 - The 6 bowlers to roll 4 strikes in a row in one string
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- A compilation of 4 consecutive strikes that were thrown in Candlepin Bowling. It only happened 6 times during its run from 1958 to 1996.
The bowlers that roweled 4 strikes in a row
1. George Raymond in 1982
2. Jim Barber in 1983
3. Dick O'Connell in 1989
4. Jeff Atkins in 1992
5. Tom Olszta in 1993
6. Jack Saniuk in 1995
A big thanks to Alley Chat Classics and Wolfman12395 for these clips. - ตลก
These guys made it look easy. It's incredibly hard to get ONE strike in candlepin bowling.
George is my father in law!! My husband was young and too busy in the arcade to actually see this happen. He heard all the commotion though! 😂
Interestingly enough, in Paul Berger's 500 string back in 1992, he didn't have 4 strikes in a row in that third string where he bowled a 193, but he did get five strikes in that game total (1st, 5th, 7th, 8th and 10th boxes) and came close to getting six strikes in a row (9 pins in the first ball of the 6th box, 8 pins in the first ball of the 9th box were what prevented it)
WOW!!!! So glad to view candlepin bowling classics.
I remember when Oltzka rolled a then record 483 George Raymond's 4 bagger was against Oltzka, my mom also commented 'Oltzka sh--- his pants'.
Jim Barber rolled a 191 that string. Started watching Saturday bowling since 1970.
Actually olszta rolled a 483 in 1986. George Raymond rolled 4 strikes in a row in 1982.
@@kylebertulli4435 yes you're correct Tom O set just about every record on the show. I believe he collected 22 wins in a row,not to mention 4 YP/ TV Championships. Larry 930
Interestingly enough, Jack Saniuk’s four bagger was actually the last time anyone threw even a triple strike on this show.
I'm pretty sure Jim Grigaitis threw a triple.
i am pretty sure don is dead@@kylebertulli4435
Nice to see them all on one vid, thanks for your work on this.
Poor Charlie Jutras was on the wrong end of this twice.
To Dick O'Connell and Tom Olstza!
@@johnnguyen270 - Interestingly, Olszta was on the wrong side of the first four-bagger rolled by George Raymond.
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Haha. Jim Barber. So calm and collected. Like he was just waiting to go to brunch or something.
This game looks so interesting
Interesting facts on these bowlers who made this historic feat! George Raymond and Jim Barber did this at Sammy White's Brighton Bowl. George did his 4 in a row in the 1st game of 3. Jim had his done in Game 2 of 3. Dick O'Connell, Jeff Atkins, Tom Olszta, and Jack Saniuk made it at Fairway Sports in Natick, Mass. Dick was done in Game 1 of 3, Jeff did it in Game 2 of 3, Tom's 1st game of 3 he did it in, and Jack made his on the FINAL game of his 3 string match. IRONIC THAT Jack got his 1st strike in frame #6, then sat down, got the next 2, sat down again and got his 4th in frame #9. All the others did it 2 strikes in a row then sat down, and got the next 2 in a row after that!
Well, not ironic, but certainly interesting! Also, Tom was the only one to accomplish this with a backdoor strike.
Tremendous compilation! Thanks for uploading. I think Jim Barber came closest to five in a row by knocking down 7 on the first ball of his 5th attempt.
I was going to ask this, figuring nobody on here knew for certain. Thank you for the answer, from 5 years in the past! I read that Stasia Czernicki once started a string with 5 straight strikes. I wonder if that was televised or just in a regular string somewhere. The co-record-holders with 245's I assume one of those had a 5-bagger in there but maybe not?
Ralph Semb started off his 245 with a seven-bagger, while co-record holder Chris Sargent had a 6-bagger in frames 2 thru 7. Incidentally, Ralph incorrectly states that he's the only candlepin bowler to have a perfect 150 half. Brian Fuller Jr's high single of 224 began with 6 consecutive strikes..
Tough enough to get ONE strike in this sport!
Not when you use a whole can of silicone on each lane.
Jeff Atkins was perfect in the 1-2 pocket on all 4. It’s the best way for a righty to strike, in my opinion, but it increases the odds of punching out too. Great video.
A 300 candlepin game is possible in any of professional bowling tournaments. It can happen soon for them. For amateurs, it will take a long, longer time.
No one will ever bowl a 300 game in candlepins. No one has even come close in 120 years.
$2000 was A LOT of money for these guys back then...That's a hell of an achievement.
WOW!!!!!! i think i saw almost every show over the years and even some of these matches but i just don't remember the 4 strikes in a row. guess i'm gettin old but it is fantastic.
great upload
1. George Raymond in 1982 - 0:00
2. Jim Barber in 1983 - 1:38
3. Dick O'Connell in 1989 - 3:15
4. Jeff Atkins in 1992 - 4:44
5. Tom Olszta in 1993 - 6:27
6. Jack Saniuk in 1995 - 7:58
Do you believe in miracles? YES!
This marked the end of saturday morning cartoons. Time to go outside!
No doubt. And after the show, us kids in the neighborhood had the hockey nets and the hard pink plastic ball ready to go on the dead-end side street at oh...about 1:02 PM! We played until it got dark. I believe to this day that kids need to grow up with unstructured play outside to be mentally healthy adults.
@@SimuLord Ha! I'd ride my bike one street over which was a dead end and played whiffle ball or tag football till dinner time. Simpler times 😔
I'll never forget!
Poor Charlie Jutras. Four strikes in a row twice against him.
10 pin bowling 300 game: WOOOOOOW
Candlestick Bowling Turkey: WOOOOOOW
9:02 Don Gillis: Jack Saniuk, Oh, wait a minute, wait a minute, Piece Of Wood, Yes!! He has four strikes in a row in the same string!
I wonder how many times this has happened that hasn’t been televised. A month ago I got 4 in a row in my last 4 frames to finish with a 170
R.I.P. Jack Saniuk
How did he pass ?
What happened?
@@larry930legend I'm sorry I don't know. I just heard he passed awhile back.
George Raymond got his 4 strikes in a row against Tom Olszta of all people.
That's about the only way anyone ever beat Tom!
@@SimuLord One of the greatest candlepin bowlers of all time.
I remember my mom whos watched Don Gillis bowling since the very beginning,watching George bowling 4 strikes in a row,never forget she quoted "Oh my goodness I think Tom O just shit his pants'
AND IT’S STILL ALIVE!!!
Poor Charlie Jutras , he has the most 4 baggers thrown against him on video. I believe Richie Myrick got one on him as well.
i almost pulled this off once; i was only off by three strikes
I believe Olszta made his 4 strikes in a row during his record winning streak of around 20 weeks or thereabouts...
Where was this show filmed before Fairway?
Sammy White's Brighton Bowl, and before that, Wollaston Boulevard Bowladrome
Is this the voice of Don Gillis? A friend of my father’s at Channel 5 Boston.
Ashley C yes that was Don Gillis...who hosted this program for many many years.
Yes. He sadly died in 2008 though.
@@aarongondesen9619 He Was 85 Years Old
It would have been nice to see the final scores of these four bowlers. Did any other them break 200?
The O'Connell one has the full match on here and I believe he finished with a 193. Not sure on the other 5 but I think the all time high on the Channel 5 show was 197 by Ed Czernicki.
@@Rubberneck1965I believe that Ed Czernicki string was the only time anyone had 11 marks in a string on this show, as he filled the 10th box with a strike. Rosario Lecchiara was the only other to get 10 marks, back when the show was at the Kenmore Bowladrome, I believe.
Jimmy B. How far down the lane is the LOB line? Happy Retirement JB
10 feet (approx. 3m in metric.)
Jutras had 2 peope throw 4 strikes against him (Olsta) (OConnel)
I seem to remember Charlie Jutras did it, I must be mistaken.
Charlie Jutras was victimized TWICE by his opponent’s 4-bagger!
0:26 ok
0:28
What's the highest game ever?
245...accomplished twice, last time almost 10 years ago
@@vernonmcgraw6627 Unreal!! Thanks.
On the show, if I remember correctly, it was 193 by Paul Berger.
@@williamdunphy352 on another one of these videos, I think they said that Ed Czernicki, Stacia’s son, bowled a 199.
Candlepin bowling aka fake bowling
@@johnmulvey268 Fake bowling
@@johnmulvey268 Candlepin "bowling" sucks
Hating on candlepin?
@@jimhallal2513 Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's not actually any legitimate thing people actually do , it's like a government conspiracy or something, nobody actually plays that and enjoys it. But if it was real, it would be shit.