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The 616 Avoids a Name Change
After the first 8
tournaments, Ricky Frey's team had won 3 events. Today Frey had looked to go for
a 4th title sitting 2nd after 3 games and Team Frey looked to own the 616 Swiss
Trios, therefore suggesting the need of changing the name to Ricky Frey's 616
Swiss Trios.
Pacific Lanes is known for its high scoring and today was no different.......kind of. We did not have a 300 game shot and the 300 pot continues to grow despite many efforts. Game 2 thru 8 all had high games in the 270's except for game 7, just a mere 268. James Schierman had the most noticeable 279 having the first 9 strikes before leaving a 10 pin on the first ball in the 10th, in game 4. The 300 pot is now up to $377. I would like to thank Bob Mosier for helping the 616 out between each game on the microphone running the "Show Off Pots". If you watch the Duel videos you can hear me laughing while filming, I really enjoy his commentating. He is quick and improves very well, even when the action is a little dull. This week Rich Eaton walks away with $50 defeating Scott Schimming.
We continued to try out our new format to get more
bowlers involved and have more chances at making money. Greg Wolf only
needed 9 or better after Louis Catiller knocked down 7, Joe bowler
knocked over 8 in a high count winner take all. Greg thought he needed 9
pins exactly and lines up "Brooklyn" Thank you to all 25 teams that came out to compete, many of you who travel a long distance. Make sure to take note on the schedule adjustment, we had a tournament scheduled on Easter. These changes also avoid back to back weekends and avoids the final tournament at Sunset Bowl on April 13th, WCT Doubles. Next 616 Swiss Trios is at Narrows Plaza Bowl March 30th!
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Pacific Lanes 2/24/08 Tournament Results
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Pay Out 25 Teams / Payout at Least 1 in 4 1st Place Team Kennedy / $1848 2nd Place Team Messer / $924 3rd Place Team Mueller / $690 4th Place Team Halverson / $510 5th Place Team Schierman / $390 6th place Team Clawson / $345 7th Place Team Hanson / $300 $5000 Prize fund Collected / $5007 Paid Out
House Shot Tournament Average / 207 After Game 1 205 / Game2 210 Game 3 210 / Game4 209 Game 5 208 / Game6 209 Game 7 208 / Game8 207
Greg Wolf $350 Larry Borghi $5 Tony Clawson $5 Mike Sargent $5 Lance Lorfeld $5 Rich Eaton $10 Louis Catiller $10 Dawn Eaton $10 $400 Paid Out
Bowler Of The Tournament Michael Kennedy / 35 Votes Anthony Escalona / 13 Votes Jerry Smith / 9 Votes James Schierman / 5 Votes Ty Treddenbarger / 5 Votes Bob Mosier / 2 Votes
Bowler Of The Year Regional Division / 216 and Up Ricky Frey Master Division I / 215 to 205 Anthony Escalona Master Division II / 204 to 196 Jeremiah Meno Classic Division / 195 and Below Daniel Nadasky Queen Division / Women 205 and Below Samantha Wong Bowler Of The Year
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Team
Kennedy (being the other Mike Kennedy) showed why they were in first after 3
games and went 4-1 against Frey with Scott Haugen shooting 278 against Ricky
Frey's 268 in game four. Then after fighting off the 4 time champions (2 titles
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Team Kennedy battled Team Halverson for first place through the next 3 games and
finally taking the one point needed in game 8 with Gus Ramos shooting 228 to
Kenny Waltman's 211, Team Messer lead-off bowler. Team Kennedy had a strong
showing by Gus Ramos averaging 28 pins over his entering average, winning 6 of 8
points. Team captain, Michael Kennedy, averaged 30 pins over entering average
also winning 6 of 8 and taking home Bowler of the Tournament honors with 35
votes and a $50 gift certificate to Bowldoc's Pro Shop..jpg)
and gets 9, not realizing he needed 9 or more. He wins $350, luckily.
Bob and I have been discussing the format of the "One Tie All Tie" and
look to make changes that make sense and are easy to understand. We have
a couple of ideas and will get the format more concrete so you can win
money..... throwing strikes.
