THANK YOU. I never thought i would get the chance to see Mr. Fazio in action. Ive been watching everything i can find on you tubeand i believe that Fazio had the best form of anyone ive seen. Impossible not to like him right off, impossible not to root for him. I hope i find MORE. I would love to be able to watch every broadcast chronologically
I had the pleasure of meeting Buzz in the late 80s, he had recovered from a stroke but he still had the bowling touch as we watched him roll a couple balls in his pro shop..heck of a bowler and person. My father knew Buzz pretty well.
Buzz Fazio is my all time favorite bowler. Loved watching him on a live show on Saturday nights on Chicago TV. I don't know if it was a local show. Live was great because there were some great ad libs by the bowlers.
I bowled as a Junior in Waterloo, Iowa at Cadillac lanes. Not too long after my 16th birthday I rolled a 702 in the Saturday morning league. I worked for the Zahn Family in Tempe, Arizona and bowled in league with Wayne and his Father Earl. Great people to be with a work for. I really enjoy the old championship videos. thank you.
@@kenrozmislowicz9456 I know, I wonder that, too. I just love these old videos. I think it would be nice to send a message just to say how much we enjoyed watching the bowlers if they're still alive... and to send one to her to let her know we appreciate seeing her in the audience, as well.
Apparently,those lanes still exist today.In New Jersey,the big realtors have knocked down most of the houses to build houses and make a lot of shekels.
Buzz was slow to adjust to the inside line. Allison had a 900 series that was not sanctioned. Some felt that bowling hierarchy wanted to protect the sanctity of the game and cheated Glenn out of his honors.
The real stars of this match is the Brunswick A2 pinsetter this is back when the professional bowlers both on the same lane conditions that the league Bowlers bowled on not this nonsense they have now
@@kevinjohnson4599 What's her connection to the sport of Bowling? Is she the wife of somebody famous? Or just some lady that shows up to help ratings? 😊
Awesome to see Mr. 900 in his younger days!
Lucky enough to take lessons as a kid from Buzz Fazio...he was a terrific guy and a riot to listen to when he's telling stories.
Hank Beadle do you remember what kind of stories he would tell? He’s my great grandfather and I’d love to learn more about him
THANK YOU. I never thought i would get the chance to see Mr. Fazio in action. Ive been watching everything i can find on you tubeand i believe that Fazio had the best form of anyone ive seen. Impossible not to like him right off, impossible not to root for him. I hope i find MORE. I would love to be able to watch every broadcast chronologically
shot 836 on that pair a couple years ago in league. love to see the old video.
I had the pleasure of meeting Buzz in the late 80s, he had recovered from a stroke but he still had the bowling touch as we watched him roll a couple balls in his pro shop..heck of a bowler and person. My father knew Buzz pretty well.
Years back, I went to a bowling retreat, camp, ran buy Fred Borden, Glenn Allison was one of the senior instructors...he had great stories...
Bowled in league (not on the same team) with Glenn Allsson in the 70's at Keystone Lanes in Norwalk, CA. He's a great guy.
Yes, he is!
Buzz Fazio is my all time favorite bowler. Loved watching him on a live show on Saturday nights on Chicago TV. I don't know if it was a local show. Live was great because there were some great ad libs by the bowlers.
I bowled as a Junior in Waterloo, Iowa at Cadillac lanes. Not too long after my 16th birthday I rolled a 702 in the Saturday morning league. I worked for the Zahn Family in Tempe, Arizona and bowled in league with Wayne and his Father Earl. Great people to be with a work for. I really enjoy the old championship videos. thank you.
Two legends. Post the shot and repeat. Note Glenn's nice open hand, one of the first to use this style.
These games are brilliant to watch, thank you for posting. Great players.
I agree with you 1,000% because this is when bowling was bowling. Like the NFL, the Pro Bowlers Tour is now CRAP too & isn't worth watching anymore.
Good to see Isabelle in her usual seat, and looking very good!
Kraig Kosier I wonder if Isabelle is still alive ?
@@kenrozmislowicz9456 she would probably be in her 80s.
@@kenrozmislowicz9456 I know, I wonder that, too. I just love these old videos. I think it would be nice to send a message just to say how much we enjoyed watching the bowlers if they're still alive... and to send one to her to let her know we appreciate seeing her in the audience, as well.
She sure did! :)
@@jeffbaxter5918
I think it would be nice as well. To know she has fans 60 years later would undoubtedly bring a smile to her face.
Bowled at the old Marlboro lanes just a few weeks ago. Except now it's called sunshine lanes? I believe
How many lanes does it have ?
Anybody know the date of the match or the year it was first broadcast ... great to watch the legends in their prime!
63 or 64
44:29 Jack: "His miss in the 8th inning" Lol
Apparently,those lanes still exist today.In New Jersey,the big realtors have knocked down most of the houses to build houses and make a lot of shekels.
Commentators:
Jack Buck & Whitey Harris
Glenn Allison puts a tremendous amount of roll on the ball.
Buzz was slow to adjust to the inside line. Allison had a 900 series that was not sanctioned. Some felt that bowling hierarchy wanted to protect the sanctity of the game and cheated Glenn out of his honors.
VERY GOOD CLASSIC TV
What year was that competition?
1961
11:00.
The dislikes are from Buzz Fazio.
His grandkids
The real stars of this match is the Brunswick A2 pinsetter this is back when the professional bowlers both on the same lane conditions that the league Bowlers bowled on not this nonsense they have now
Dr 4-28-23
Check out Isabelle. She’s looking especially nice here
She’s at 21:40
Isabelle looks like a fashion model.
@@kevinjohnson4599 What's her connection to the sport of Bowling? Is she the wife of somebody famous? Or just some lady that shows up to help ratings? 😊