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Ask any bowling expert and they will say the women bowled on soft conditions then. Ask Bill Hall, Salvino, Spigner, etc. and they will tell you the same thing. It may have been a "sport" condition, but how regulated was the condition? When the women did that couples bowling with the men, some cigarette or beer sponsored tournament I do not remember the name, the women's score were considerably down and the men were killing them. In the women's tours, with their conditions, the women have more area than the men because of their releases and the fact they don't have as much power and speed as the men. When you combine most men's styles and shots, the lane conditions influence on the reaction of their bowl is greatly magnified. I can tell that every person on here will not agree with anything I said, but it is nothing I came up with on my own, just Jaros' bowling style. The experts on the bowling community is where I have received my other comments. I commend Liz on her ability to adapt to the lane conditions as to where Jaros cannot. His style is bland.

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