Today in Central PA Sports History - 2004
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February 22, 2004
6 years ago today bowler (and friend of DSB) Jim Tomek Jr. made his only televised final and career-best finish of third place in the PBA Days Inn Open in Dallas. In the opening wildcard match, Tomek strung strikes together in the 6th through 9th frames and beat the then leader in World Point Rankings Brad Angelo, 224-190. In the next match, eventual runner-up David Traber overcame an early split and struck out in the 10th frame to beat Tomek, 222-211, in the semifinal round. For his third-place finish, Tomek earned a $10,000 payday.
Thanks for coming and suckling Daddy's Sugar Ball...
February 22, 20046 years ago today bowler (and friend of DSB) Jim Tomek Jr. made his only televised final and career-best finish of third place in the PBA Days Inn Open in Dallas. In the opening wildcard match, Tomek strung strikes together in the 6th through 9th frames and beat the then leader in World Point Rankings Brad Angelo, 224-190. In the next match, eventual runner-up David Traber overcame an early split and struck out in the 10th frame to beat Tomek, 222-211, in the semifinal round. For his third-place finish, Tomek earned a $10,000 payday.
Thanks for coming and suckling Daddy's Sugar Ball...
Posted by Max Power at 2/22/2010 2:00 PM 
Categories: Central PA Sports History
Tags: Brad Angelo Jim Tomek Jr. PBA Days Inn Open David Traber
Categories: Central PA Sports History
Tags: Brad Angelo Jim Tomek Jr. PBA Days Inn Open David Traber
Bowling is NOT a sport!!!
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Much like synchronized trampoline...Bowling is NOT a sport!!!
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Seems to me that someone finds his balls in the gutter quite frequently!! Who pee'd in your cheerios?
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