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Stars Align For Francois Lavoie's Perfect 300 At PBA Playoffs
by Lucas Wiseman
CENTREVILLE, Va. – In his 2020 PBA Playoffs debut, Francois Lavoie’s ball reaction looked un-beatable. Turns out, it’s not just unbeatable, it’s perfect.
After taking down leg-end Norm Duke, 256-193, Lavoie put up a perfect game against Sean Rash in the Round of 16, win-ning the match 300-236 at Bowlero Centreville.
Performing like a ma-chine, Lavoie fired strike after strike, while Rash only struck one in the first five frames as the No. 9 seed Lavoie advanced to take on No. 1 seed Jason Belmonte.
Lavoie said part of the magic he has found so far has been the fact that he hasn’t had to bowl on the fresh, following other matches where players threw urethane both times. It led to a perfect outcome.
“I think it was a happy coincidence me bowling on the second matches, not bowling on the fresh,”
Lavoie said in an interview with FloBowling. “Hav-ing other people break the lane down. Tommy (Jones) and Jason (Belmonte), they both threw urethane. They were giving us a little bit of hold and stretching the pat-tern a little bit.”
While Lavoie has been able to take advantage of bowling on the burn in his first two matches, that won’t be the case against Belmonte.
That match will be
bowled on fresh, so time will tell if Lavoie’s ball re-action looks as good in the quarterfinals.
Belmonte advanced to face Lavoie by defeating Jakob Butturff, 205-196, in the first match of the show.
Belmonte’s ball reaction looked a little suspect as he tried to slow hook urethane as he only struck one time in the first five frames. A key three-bagger in frames six, seven and eight helped him pull away, however.
The other two matches on the show weren’t es-pecially close as Anthony Simonsen ran over Dick Allen, 258-204, and de-fending champion Kris Prather had little trouble defeating Marshall Kent, 237-214. Simonsen and Prather will meet in the quarterfinals.
The PBA Playoffs broadcasts will continue on Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. on FS1 with the second Round of 24 show.
10-year-old Dawson Kohl of Dubuque, Iowa, for rolling a perfect game Saturday in his youth league!
Dawson Kohl made na-tional bowling history on Saturday morning.
The 10-year-old Eisen-hower Elementary School fifth grader set an Iowa re-cord and became the third-youngest bowler in United States Bowling Congress history to record a 300 game. Kohl shot the per-fect game while competing in the Saturday Morning Junior League at Cherry Lanes.
“It was pretty nerve-wracking,” said Kohl, who finished with a 701 series. “I was kind of nervous when I got the front six, and I started to relax a little when I got the front nine. But when I threw the last shot, I could barely walk because I was so nervous.
“When I saw the last pin fall in the 12th frame, I was very happy because it was my first one. It was like, ‘Oh my God, I just shot a 300.’ It’s a great feeling and it feels good to get my name out there.”
According to the USBC, Hannah Diem, of Seminole, Fla., became the young-est bowler to shoot a 300
10 Year Old Shoots 300!
when she accomplished the feat in November 2013 at the age of 9 years, 6 months and 19 days. Kai Struthers set the record for the youngest boy to shoot a 300 with his perfect game in January 2019 at the age of 10 years, 2 months. Kohl is 10 years, 6 months.
Kohl has been bowling since age 3 and practices almost every day. His fa-ther, Heath, served as the general manager at Cre-slanes, which closed in August, and now coaches the bowling team at Hawk-eye Community College in Waterloo. The younger Kohl practices at Cadillac Lanes in Waterloo as well as Cherry Lanes.
“Dawson has had the front five and the front six before, so it was kind of no big deal at first,” Heath Kohl said. “Then it got up to seven and eight and he started to sit by himself. You could tell he was get-ting a little nervous when the crowd started building up a little behind us.
“When he got to 11 in a row, my nerves kind of lost
by Jim Leitner
Angels, Archangels, Saint Christopher and all the saints in Heaven please come to the aid of the Bowl-ing industry in CALIFOR-NIA. Please inspire our Bowling leaders: CHAD MURPHY, TOM CLARK RANDY PEDERSEN and others to lead Bowling back in the Golden State.
I live in CALIFOR-NIA. I LOVE CALIFOR-NIA. CALIFORNIA is the greatest state in the Union. CALIFORNIA is the Gold-en State.
CALIFORNIA was named the Golden State be-cause it was the epitome of opportunity. When people spoke of America as the land of opportunity it was CALIFORNIA that epito-mized that slogan. CALI-FORNIA was NUMBER 1 in Bowling, entertainment, education, industry and ev-erything that mattered.
For decades people
Someone (CHAD MURPHY?) Save Us SAVE BOWLING in CALIFORNIA
by Frank Weiler
flocked to CALIFORNIA to make a better life for themselves and their fami-lies. The result was CALI-FORNIA became the birth land of the best bowlers in the world. CALIFORNIA was Number 1 in the na-tion in the number of bowl-ers, Number 1 in the nation in the number of bowling centers and Number 1 in the nation in bowling rev-
enue. CALIFORNIA was Golden.
I said “WAS”. CALI-FORNIA was Number 1 in everything. Number 1 in commerce, industry, sports and entertainment. CALIFORNIA was Num-ber 1 regarding everything Bowling. Now CALI-FORNIA is Number 1 in unemployment, homeless-ness and welfare recipients.
CALIFORNIA is no lon-ger the leader in Bowling. The extended unnecessary shutdown of our bowling centers has tanked CALI-FORNIA’S Bowling indus-try. I continue to pray for a change.
So far, my prayers and petitions to the powers and principalities of heaven have not been answered.
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This area survey form (circa 1983), along with a competitive pricing survey, were invalu-able tools for me in determining the potential of a property.
When I began a quest to find any remaining bowling newspapers during the month of Sep-tember, I was saddened to see that only a hand-ful of journals were still providing actual printed papers for distribution.
After I approached the International Bowl-ing Media Association (IBMA) about any re-maining members that might still be printing newspapers, the result was even more depress-ing than expected. Brian Hirsch, IBMA Operations Manager (and prede-cessor Jackie Wyckoff), suggested that the Des-ert Bowler (Arizona) and the Detroit Bowler might be the only other pub-lications that provide a printed paper, in addition to an online edition.
My initial investigation found only four publica-tions that are still print-ing a bowling newspa-per: California Bowling News, Sports Reporter (New Jersey), The Bowl-ing News (Dallas), and the Metro Bowler (Min-neapolis). As of this date, I still have not confirmed that either the Desert Bowler or Detroit Bowler are printing hard copies, but I have located a version of the Desert Bowler on line (desertbowler.com).
As I reviewed the pages of the Desert Bowler, I spotted a map that showed all of the bowling centers in the greater Phoenix area… a total of 30. Compared to Los Angeles, or Northern New Jersey, the number of operating locations seemed a bit high, piquing my interest to investigate further.
Of the 30 locations, a surprising total of 17 centers are operated by Bowlero (AMF-7; Bowlero-9; and Bowlmor-1). Phoenix was one of the few areas that I never investigated while working for AMF, because it was dominated by two other integers in bowling - Fairlanes, which was acquired by AMF Bowling Centers in 1995; and Brunswick Recreation Centers, also acquired by Bowlmor-AMF (now known as Bowlero) in 2014.
If my recollection is correct, the Bowlmor and AMF locations in Phoenix appear to represent the old Fair-lanes sites, while the Bowlero locations are the old Brunswick centers. With a 2017 estimated population of 4,737,270 in the greater Phoenix Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area (SMSA), the population per bowling center equates to 157,909. Carrying that a step further and applying an average of 30 lanes for each of the 30 locations, that places an average of 5,263 people per lane bed.
Back in the heyday of bowling, the Phoenix number of people per lane bed would represent an opportunity for another location. The average in the 1970’s and 1980’s was 2,000 people per lane bed, and anything ap-proaching 5,000 was a “no-brainer” for construction of another bowling center.
Now let’s consider the population to lane ratio in greater Los Angeles. Using the same metrics that we applied above, the Los Angeles SMSA represents a 2017 estimate of 18,790,000 residents. In an area from Camarillo to Riverside, and Apple Valley to Lake Forest, my estimate of 40 bowling centers, of which 12 are operated by Bowlero, equates to 469,750 per bowling center, or 15,658 per lane bed. If not for business regulations and state taxes, the opportunity for additional bowling centers in Los Angeles would be… unbe-lievable!
How about Northern New Jersey? With approximately 40 bowling centers and over 8,000,000 residents in the local SMSA, the number of bowlers per center is 222,050. Only 8 of the 40 locations are operated by Bowlero in Northern New Jersey, with approximately 7,400 residents per lane bed. Once again, the opportu-nity for a new bowling center in this area, while not as dramatic as Los Angeles, is evident.
As I was wrapping up this article, I received a call from Herb Grassl, Editor of the Desert Bowler. During the course of a conversation that lasted a couple of hours we agreed on just about everything in life, including the information provided above. Herb also indicated that the COVID-19 pandemic has eliminated the printed hard copies for now, but a very colorful edition is provided twice a month online.
What about the Detroit Bowler, or any other bowling newspaper that you’re aware of in your area? Let us know of any printed or online publications and we will include them in an upcoming article. To be continued…
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it. He had to be nervous, because I know I was. I kind of thought he might have missed it outside on the 12th ball, but he hit it flush.”
Dawson Kohl put 10 in the pit on almost every shot during the perfect game. The closest call came in the fifth frame, when he shot a little high and tripped the 4-pin for-ward.
“That was really the only lucky break,” Heath Kohl said. “Otherwise, they were all pretty good. He made a lot of good shots.”
“I’ve never experienced anything like it, especially coming from a 10-year-old,” Heath Kohl said. “You don’t expect it. You see so many of them in men’s league, you kind of expect it there. But it’s kind of surreal when it’s a 10-year-old.
“It was more nerve-wracking for me to watch him throw it than it was for me to throw one myself. It was awesome.”
Dawson Kohl has a way to go to catch his dad for 300 games. Heath Kohl has 51 perfect games in his career. But Saturday could be the first of many.
“I don’t think I’ll be as nervous as I was for the first one,” Dawson Kohl said. “Knowing I already have one, I think I’ll be a little more relaxed.”
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For now, it appears that no help will be forthcoming from on high. Therefore, I appeal to our Bowling leaders for help. Maybe our leaders here on earth can help us? May-be our leaders here on earth can save us?
Chad Murphy is the Executive Director of the United States Bowling Congress (USBC). The USBC is the gov-erning body for the sport of Bowling in the United States. Chad Murphy is the most important leader in the sport of Bowling. If anyone on earth can help us, it’s Chad Mur-phy.
Chad Murphy help us. Chad Murphy save us. Chad Murphy save Bowling in CALIFORNIA. Please send a USBC envoy or ambassador to Sacramento. Some say our governor is a wise man, someone who is willing to listen. Some say our governor is reasonable and will lift the shut-down on bowling centers if someone explains to him the dire consequences if the shutdown continues.
Chad Murphy please send someone to the wisest gov-ernor in America and explain the efficacy of reopening our bowling centers. Please send someone to explain the reasons why reopening our bowling centers is good for our state. Please send someone to the wisest governor in America to explain why reopening bowling centers is good for the economy, for the mental and physical well-being of the people of California. Please explain to the wisest governor in America why bowling is completely safe if done properly.
BOWLING CAN BE COMPETED SAFELY DUR-ING A PANDEMIC WHEN BOWLERS WEAR MASKS, SOCIAL DISTANCE AND PROPER SANITATION IS PRACTICED.
Chad Murphy come to our rescue. Chad Murphy save us. Chad Murphy save bowling in California. Now is the time to act. California may have the wisest governor in the land. He is the leading conservationist in America and the number one advocate for saving our planet. He can be made to see and understand that bowling is good for the mental and physical wellbeing of the people of CALI-FORNIA. He can be shown that bowling can be competed safely.
Some say the governor of California is a wise man. He will understand that reopening the bowling industry in California will be good for all Californians. He will understand that BOWLING IS NOT AN “EXISTENTIAL THREAT” to survival of our state’s inhabitants.
Chad Murphy save us. Chad Murphy save the sport of Bowling in California.
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