1982 Seattle Open Introduction
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In This Clip, From 0:43 To 1:58, It Was ABC Sports' Professional Bowlers Spring Tour: The $95,000 Seattle Open Video Open From Late Saturday Afternoon, June 5, 1982.
radiodj1520 4 weeks ago
Looks like Sam Zurich in the lower right corner @ 1:45. He finished 6th, making him the TV alternate that week.
MikeHL78 1 year ago
Tommy Hudson's 10th and last title.
rstp354 2 years ago
Wow. Good ol' Leilani Lanes: 1961-2006 RIP. Bought my Roto-Star X-2 (hard rubber ball) there... They had a great shot around third arrow back in those days, and way out on #1 board back in the early-to-mid 1970's.
So sad to see so many bowling alleys close their doors, they all have their own unique personalities.
NipkowDisk 2 years ago 2