Growing up, Amletto was my favorite bowler by far.  I was always a shorter guy so that might have had to do some with it too.  I was known as Mr. Twister by the local proshop owner because i put so much on the plastic balls.  If my game looks like any pro's out there it is definetly Monacelli.

Mike
-UCF-

IT's funny.  I used to watch bowling on saturday mornings way before I even thought about picking up a ball and bowling.  I always found the shows intriguing(I've been watching golf for about 5 years and I've never even swung a club in my life).  I remember seeing George Branham III a few times and Walter Ray, Del Ballard, Petraglia and a few guys.  It wasn't until the Mid-Late 90s when I joined my first youth league, I remember one weeknight seeing Steve Hoskins tear through a telecast and proceeded to shoot 300 on Walter Ray with a Triton heat.  Thats when I was hooked.  I tried my best for years to crank it up and wheel it just like hoskins until I hurt by forearm really bad my freshman year in college.
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-DJ Marshall
"Repetition beats luck everytime"

Ever since the world championships I will always the admire the speed and power of Maximum TOM BAKER!!!!

Norm Duke, he is just so relaxed and funny...

 I look up to Norm Duke because of the way he acts.
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Easy slider...

PDW
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Rev-O


"I only have 3 boards to work with, and they all have arrows on them!!"

when i was a lefty, i worshipped "BIG" Al Woolum
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Rev-O


"I only have 3 boards to work with, and they all have arrows on them!!"

Edited on 4/29/2004 10:38 PM

For me growin up, I idolized Mike Aulby.  I am a leftie of couse and when I was in elementary school we had to write to someone who was important in our lives.  I was the only person in my class to recieve something.  He wrote a very nice letter and I got some stuff like an autographed photo and some other things, like i said a very classy man.