Won my 5th tournament today using all Morich stuff... Hercules pin above fingers and mass bias strong to qualify w/30 clean frames and a Awesome Hook drilled Assym Flip most continuation w/a target weighting hole. AH taken up to 1000 wet abralon and Hercules down to 500 dry abralon. I used my Hercules on the fresh shot to avoid over/under on the 42 foot pattern. Worked beautifully. The AH was golden on the 3rd block because the shot opened up in the track and I could bump it w/o it jumping left. Shot 700 to qualify 3rd in semifinals and shot 257-256 scratch in the finals to win $1,470 total. I have won over 5 grand using Morich on the toughest of conditions this season on ABT.

Can't wait for my Awesome Revs to show up Monday!
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Capt Dave Ingraham
2004/2006 All Air Force

Thanks Phil and Billy at Dynothane for your sponsorship of the Air Force Team!

Congrats Dave, 1470?  If I thought it was that much I might have shown up!  
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Dave, I'm assuming you're in the ABT Masters Division, right? In Minneapolis we only get a handful of entries (17-30 max with the former being the average turnout) for the Masters and the first place prize is usually only $300 or so, while the classic can be as high as $3K with 150 entries. Alot of it has to do with the CBA tournaments that attract the best bowlers from the midwest. The fee for a CBA is $75 for 8 or 10 games depending on the format, while the ABT is also about the same fee once you get into the pots and yet it's only 4 games. I think many people feel it's just not a good value.

Congratulations on your victory! Nice to see the ABT Masters flourishing in good old Utah (where I have many relatives!).