quote:And yeah, I do know it all.. I don't spend 30+ hours a week learning more about bowling for my heatlh... I do it so I know more than all of you.. which I do. (besides the random few that are staffers/work in the bowling business.. which that population is decreasing little by little)
quote:I'm pretty positive that he used a Shift in the first match !!!--------------------Bowl up a Storm,Jeff Carterwww.stormbowling.comwww.jeffcarterbowling.com
quote:They look very similar, but I saw the logo. But heres more proof:http://stormbowling.com/bowling-news/story.asp?enewsid=2313&intl=Truequote:Weber struck in his first five frames in the title match after starting with the first eight in his semifinal win, leaving the 10-pin both times. Malott had a couple chances to get back in the match, particularly after Weber opened in the 8th, but Malott struck and spared in the 10th meaning Weber only needed six pins in the 10th frame for the win. Weber switched to a Storm Agent in the final match. In the semifinal, Weber came close to the first televised 300 game of his career, with eight straight strikes until leaving the 10-pin. The match was decided early on as Jeff Carter, making his first career TV appearance, struck just once in frames 3-7 as Weber went on to the 267-192 win. Weber used the new Storm SHIFT in that match.--------------------- Joe(\ /)( . .)c(')(')My Vid Banned under the user name Richard CraniumFormerly Brunswick LeftyA quote from conspirator300:quote:And yeah, I do know it all.. I don't spend 30+ hours a week learning more about bowling for my heatlh... I do it so I know more than all of you.. which I do. (besides the random few that are staffers/work in the bowling business.. which that population is decreasing little by little)Edited on 3/5/2007 10:41 PM
quote:Weber struck in his first five frames in the title match after starting with the first eight in his semifinal win, leaving the 10-pin both times. Malott had a couple chances to get back in the match, particularly after Weber opened in the 8th, but Malott struck and spared in the 10th meaning Weber only needed six pins in the 10th frame for the win. Weber switched to a Storm Agent in the final match. In the semifinal, Weber came close to the first televised 300 game of his career, with eight straight strikes until leaving the 10-pin. The match was decided early on as Jeff Carter, making his first career TV appearance, struck just once in frames 3-7 as Weber went on to the 267-192 win. Weber used the new Storm SHIFT in that match.