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Solving Problems Was His Passion

     Editors Note: With the 19th Anniversary Of 9/11/01 Coming Up In 42 Days. Mesa Metro Hall Of Famer, Joe Hart, Was Working At Sky Harbor International Airport In Phoenix, Arizona., On The Most Memorable Day In American Aviation History. As A Customer Service Agent For Delta Air Lines On This Day, He Had More Than The Normal Problems To Help Solve For The Airlines Customers On This Particular Morning. Thank Goodness, The Game Of Bowling Has Always Been There For Him, To Help Him Get Through These Unforseen Events.

Prather Is The New KOTL

Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA.Com.

Jupiter, Fla. – The King of the Lanes six-part series on FS1 came down to an exciting finish with Kris Prather’s reign as King just getting started. Prather outlasted King Sean Rash and battled for the crown in the final contenders match against Pete Weber.

Wesley Low Jr. Becomes 36th To Roll 900 Series.

Wesley Low Jr. Bowls First Ever 900 Series In Arizona. It was bowled on 7/19/20 At Glenfair Lanes. 

Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com. 

ARLINGTON, Texas - Former Team USA member Wesley Low Jr. of Palmdale, California, is familiar with being a record holder, and he claimed another special place in bowling history Sunday when he rolled three consecutive perfect games during tournament competition.

Duke Is: KOTL After Night One

Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA. Com.

Jupiter, Fla. – Bowling royalty hit the lanes for an exciting night at Bowlero Jupiter in Florida where PBA Hall of Famer Norm Duke captured the King of the Lanes crown on night one of the the six-part series airing on FS1. Duke defeated defending King Wes Malott and was able to hold off contender Anthony Simonsen and retain the throne.

Troup Wins First PBA Tour Finals. 6th Overall.

 

 

 

Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA.Com.

Jupiter, Fla. – Kyle Troup prevailed in back-to-back matches on Sunday to win his first PBA Tour Finals and sixth Go Bowling! PBA Tour title of his career defeating Anthony Simonsen 2-1, in a “race-to-2-points” format title match.

The 23-year-old Simonsen, who was trying for his first win of the season, got off to an early lead with a 223-204 win in the first game of the title match, but Troup, rebounded in game two winning 237-210 to force a 9th and 10th frame roll-off for the deciding point.

Beyond Optimistic. Beyond Grateful.

 

    Pictured: Laura And Jonathan Ferrell, Phoenix, AZ. Photo Courtesy Jonathan Ferrell.   

    Bowling Was The Steady Hand That Helped Jonathan Ferrell Get Through Three Personal Set Backs.

    His Accomplishments Include: Bowling A 299 In The Open Championships At South Point In 2019. 

    By Michael 'Chip' Begg - Managing Editor - thetenpinexpress.com - Director Mesa Metro Association.