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Durbin had the advantage of being the only one in the field who was right handed. Lot less carry down and disruption of his line
gardnerklein 4 months ago
Very nice to remember when professional bowlers were fine examples of self-control and class. These men esteemed the sport and fans worthy of dignified competition rather than Roller-Derby-like outbursts and personalities. Another thanks for posting!
20alphabet 2 years ago
Well said!!
GuitarMan027 2 years ago
@20alphabet I agree. The bowlers on TV today are a bunch of wild animals with little class. The bowlers on TV when it was on ABC acted a lot more professionally, sort of like golfers. However, it was always nice to see players like Holman, Salvino, and Pete Weber who showed emotion and had competitive fire.
brgvt97 10 months ago
Thanks for posting. It was always a joy to watch the Firestone. And of course to hear Chris and Bo... they simply were the best.
GuitarMan027 2 years ago 3
@GuitarMan027
Agreed!
20alphabet 2 years ago
Thanks for posting that. I was born that day. ^^
Jetblk 2 years ago
Great upload Keith!
moenemdown15 3 years ago 2
Indeed, thank you for posting this match.
One can only wish that Mike Durbin were still in the booth today...*wistful, sentimental sigh*
adams6780 3 years ago 4
I'm so grateful someone had the time to post this. Thanks Keith! You rock!
irishpogi 3 years ago
time is a premium for me. I had some very very rare downtime, and wanted to get this posted....glad you enjoyed!
mrbowling300 3 years ago
He will be 68 pretty soon.
mguilmot 3 years ago
How old is Mike Durbin and what is he doing today?
Wolfman12395 3 years ago
@Wolfman12395
He's in Arizona and has been fighting pancreatic cancer.
20alphabet 2 years ago