Same. Didn’t miss a show with my dad from about 1979 to 1982. Use his Dick Weber 5 Star and learned to throw a hook with that until he bought me my first yellow dot
I miss those days of bowling in.the 80s and early 90s. I turned adult bowling for money at age 17 in 1983, after 12 years of junior bowling. Saturdays were fantastic, coming home after bowling my junior leagues doing my chores and then watching pro bowling on ABC in the afternoon. After I turned 23 fresh out of a 4 year tour in the Marine Corps, where I was living had a movie come on before the Pro Bowlers Tour came on ABC-TV Saturday afternoons. I wouldn't want to be a kid again but, I do miss those days of true test of ability and true bowling.
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Miss those Saturdays with my late father watching PBA Bowling growing up in the 80s & early 90s
Same. Didn’t miss a show with my dad from about 1979 to 1982. Use his Dick Weber 5 Star and learned to throw a hook with that until he bought me my first yellow dot
I miss those days of bowling in.the 80s and early 90s. I turned adult bowling for money at age 17 in 1983, after 12 years of junior bowling. Saturdays were fantastic, coming home after bowling my junior leagues doing my chores and then watching pro bowling on ABC in the afternoon. After I turned 23 fresh out of a 4 year tour in the Marine Corps, where I was living had a movie come on before the Pro Bowlers Tour came on ABC-TV Saturday afternoons. I wouldn't want to be a kid again but, I do miss those days of true test of ability and true bowling.
Wow. Aulby had two really lucky shots in the 10th. Not sure if Handley was smiling out of appreciation of Aulbys effort or out of disbelief.
Mike Aulby IS one of THE most likeable professional bowlers EVER. His lovely wife Tami.
Yes every Saturday between 3 and 4:30 was for watching bowling in the eighties especially listening to Nelson Burton’ and Chris schenkel
Yes I was a avid bowler in the eighties bowl in 4 leagues
And now we have STRING bowling!!!
Dave Husted: 189
Paul Gibson: 171
Bob Handley: 256
Dave Husted: 196
Mike Aulby: 223
Bob Handley: 222
Mike Aulby: 253
Steve Cook: 211
Aulby Wins!
That's what you think. They filmed an alternate ending, ass -hat
I didnt expect this to be recorded from my local area. Pretty cool to be transported back in time for a while.
Are Mike Aulby and Steve Cook related in some way? The announcers only mentioned it about 200 times, but maybe they weren't being serious.
They are brother-in-laws.
Mike Aulby and Steve Cook are brothers-in-law. Mike married Tami and Steve married Candi.
I love when Schenkel says Cook 6’7” & 240 lbs. COOK HASN’T SEEN 240 lbs since the 7th Grade!! 😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡💩💩💩💩
Closer to 340 than 240.
Poor Chris, kept calling him "David Houston."
The best is Bo saying 'John Mazda'...lol
Cook and Aulby split that prize money....I bet. 😉
The ball hits 1-2-5-8 for a lefty
I've heard Bo call him you-sted and his wife Hus- sted. On the same telecast !
Bo the butcher
Bo didn't make too many bloopers or mistakes like Pedersen's goofy butt does nowadays on " The biggest joke for a pro bowling TV finals ".
40:25. I have never seen a pro use the opposite hand to make a split
34:28 Bo Burton in a very awkward moment.
bahaha 7:1 odds for a lefty to pick the 6-7... good joke