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2005/02/28
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| 【JPBA】 男子上半期トーナメント出場優先順位決定戦 【第１日目】
荒谷 亘 1日目トップは昨年プロ入りの荒谷亘、2位の山木竜也は一昨年プロ入り、3位の吉田文啓・4位の三池雄大・5位の儀間義博と若手が上位を占めた。 |
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2005/02/27
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| 【PBA】 Cambridge Credit Classic 【Final】
Tommy's Trifecta
Tommy Jones Tommy Jones became the first player to win three title this season as he defeated Tony Reyes, San Bruno, Calif., 266-217, to win the 2005 PBA Cambridge Credit Classic Sunday at AMF Babylon Lanes. Jones, who also won the 2004 Japan Cup and the 2004 PBA Denver Open, began the title match with eight straight strikes before leaving the 10 pin with his ninth shot. Jones picked up the spare and marked in the 10th for his third career title. "I didn't have the ball reaction today like I did on Friday night", Jones, who averaged 281.75 and threw 43 of 47 strikes in the round of 8 on Friday night, said "There are so many things to think about. I caught a couple breaks early. When you start striking on TV you get numb." Jones, Mauldin, S.C., advanced to the final by defeating last week's 62nd U.S Open presented by Odor-Eaters champion Chris Barnes, Flower Mound, Texas, 258-212, in the first semifinal. Jones had a 13 pin lead after the 5th frame when Barnes failed to convert a 6-7-10 split in the 6th. Jones went on to strike in five of his next six frames to advance to the title match. Reyes defeated Patrick Girard, Jonquiere, Quebec, 237-202, in the second semifinal. While both players started the game with two strikes and a spare, Girard left a 4-6-7 split with the next shot giving Reyes a 13-pin lead after four. Girard went on to throw spares in frames 6 through 9, ultimately sending Reyes to the title match for the second time in his career. Jones earns $40,000 for the win while Reyes takes home $20,000 for his 2nd place finish. Barnes and Girard won $10,000 for 3rd and 4th place. |
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2005/02/25
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| 【PBA】 Cambridge Credit Classic 【Round 4】
Birthday Boy Barnes looks to go Back-to-Back
Chris Barnes Chris Barnes will look to become the first bowler since 1990 to win a Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour title the week after winning a PBA major as he defeated Robert Smith, Thousand Oaks, Calif., four-games-to-none in the round of 8 Friday in the 2005 PBA Cambridge Credit Classic at AMF Babylon Lanes. Barnes, Flower Mound, Texas, captured his first career major last week when he won the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters. Barnes, whose title last week was the sixth of his career, will look to become the sixth bowler all-time to win a week after capturing a major. "The television losing streak kind of piled on top of me more than I wanted to believe it did," said Barnes, who broke an eight-game losing streak on television last week. "I didn't realize how much pressure had been put on me until I won. Sunday will be the true test, but I have a feeling I'll be pretty relaxed and ready to start a new streak." Barnes, who celebrated his 35th birthday Friday, will meet Tommy Jones, Mauldin, S.C., in the semifinals. Jones went on a remarkable run in a 4-0 win over Danny Wiseman, Baltimore, in the round of 8. Jones averaged 281.75 in the four games, shooting 279, 300, 279 and 269. He had just four spares in the four games, striking in 43 in 47 frames. Also making the semifinals was Tony Reyes, San Bruno, Calif. Reyes defeated Patrick Healey Jr., 4-2, throwing a 300 in game six to clinch the win. He will face Patrick Girard, Jonquiere, Quebec, who defeated Mike Edwards, Tulsa, Okla, 4-3. |
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2005/02/24
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| 【PBA】 Cambridge Credit Classic 【Round 1】
Mack on the Attack
Tim Mack Qualifier Tim Mack averaged 242.57 for a 3,396 14-game pinfall to lead round of 64 qualifying Thursday in the 2005 Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Cambridge Credit Classic at AMF Babylon Lanes. Mack, Garfield, N.J., shot a 237 in game 10 to take the lead and held that lead over the final four games. He finished 121 pins ahead of Bob Learn Jr., Erie, Pa., who finished 2nd with 3,275. "I've been having shoulder issues lately and I'm just starting to get my range of motion back and a better arm swing and I feel much better now. This is the best my body has felt in a while," said Mack, who finished 12th last season in the 2003 PBA GEICO Open at AMF Babylon Lanes. "I bowled consistent across the house. I feel comfortable and confident and hopefully I can keep the momentum going tomorrow." Mack finished 2nd in Wednesday's PBA Tour Qualifying Round and has advanced to the round of 64 seven times this season through the Qualifying Round, the most of any non-exempt PBA member. The highest he has finished in a PBA Tour event this season is 23rd in the 2004 PBA Denver Open. Robert Smith, Thousand Oaks, Calif., is 3rd with 3,263 while Michael Haugen Jr., Las Vegas, Nev., is 4th with 3,261. Chris Barnes, Flower Mound, Texas, last week's champion in the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters, is 7th with 3,231.
It's Miller Time
Hugh Miller Hugh Miller used a 258 in his final game to take the lead after early qualifying Thursday afternoon in the 2005 PBA Cambridge Credit Classic at AMF Babylon Lanes. Miller, Seattle, sat in 13th after the first four games then progressively made his way to the top by finishing the block with a 277, 263 and 258. "I've bowled absolutely terrible the last four weeks," Miller, who ended the session with a 1,731 seven-game pinfall, said. "I stayed slow and kept my concentration. I also changed my tilt a little bit. It's nice to get off to a good start and be in the position where the last two or three game don't make or break me." Miller, who has finished no higher than 48th in his last four events, is looking to capture his first title since 2002. Tim Mack, Garfield, N.J., trails Miller by one pin, finishing 2nd with 1,730 while last week's 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters winner, Chris Barnes, is 3rd with 1,706. Robert Smith, Thousand Oaks, Calif., is 4th with 1,695 while Michael Haugen Jr., Las Vegas, Nev., rounds out the top five with 1,689. Last year's winner at AMF Babylon Lanes, Patrick Healey Jr., finished tied for 10th with 1,636. Healey, Flower Mound, Texas, is tied with Michael Fagan, Greenlawn, N.Y. |
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2005/02/20
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| 【PBA】 62nd U.S. Open 【Final】
Barnes Hits Big Time
Chris Barnes Looking to snap an eight-game losing streak on TV and win his first PBA major title, Chris Barnes converted the four pin with his final shot to defeat Patrick Allen, 213-212, and win the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters by one pin Sunday at Brunswick Zone Carolier. Barnes earned $100,000 for the victory and a three-year Tour exemption. In the 8th frame, Barnes left the 10 pin with his second shot letting Allen, Tarrytown, N.Y., back into the match. Both players struck in the 9th to make it a one-pin match heading into the final frame. Allen struck and converted a spare to put the pressure back on Barnes. Barnes then struck and converted the four pin to win. "I didn't throw a whole bunch of great shots and in the U.S. Open you have to throw great shots," Barnes, who eclipsed the $1,000,000 mark in a PBA Tour-record 220 events, said. "On the last shot, I came over the top of it. I needed help. You have to catch a break." In the semifinals of the stepladder format, Allen edged Mika Koivuniemi who only needed to mark and knock down eight pins to advance to the title match. After converting the 10 pin, Koivuniemi left three standing, ending the game in a 194-194 tie and forcing a one ball, sudden-death roll-off. Both Allen and Koivuniemi had nine-counts with their first shots. In the second roll-off, Allen left the three pin standing, giving Koivuniemi the opportunity to win the game with a strike. Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich., left the two and pins pins, giving Allen the match. In the first match, only six pins separated Koivuniemi and Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the 7th frame when Williams left the 4-9 split leaving the nine pin standing. Although Koivuniemi followed with two spares, Williams' 4-6-7-9-10 split in the 10th sealed the 212-179 win for Koivuniemi. Allen earned $50,000 for his 2nd place finish, while Koivuniemi earned $25,000 for 3rd and Williams, Ocala, Fla., took home $15,000 for 4th. |
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2005/02/19
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【PBA】 62nd U.S. Open 【Round 7】 Final Four Are Set
Chris Barnes Chris Barnes saved his best for last Saturday night, defeating Patrick Allen, 280-206, in the final match to earn the top seed for Sunday's final in the 62nd U.S. Open presented by Odor-Eaters at Brunswick Zone Carolier. Barnes, who has five career Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) Tour titles, will be looking to capture his first career major. He finished with an 11,397 51-game pinfall and a 14-9-1 record over the five days of qualifying and match play. Barnes, Dallas, went into the final match for seeding against Allen, Tarrytown, N.Y., leading by 34 pins. After a spare in the 2nd frame, Barnes fired off strikes on his last 10 shots to put the match away. "I can't think of a better place to be," said Barnes about the top seed. "It would've been nice to save some of those breaks but I'll take more of them if they come." Allen earned the No. 2 seed, finishing with 11,259 and a 14-10 record, and will be looking to capture his first career major as well. Allen, ranked No. 1 in the 2004-05 PBA World Point Rankings, became the first bowler since 2002 to win back-to-back titles earlier this season. Also qualifying for the finals was 40-time PBA Tour titlist Walter Ray Williams Jr., Ocala, Fla., who will be looking to win his third career U.S. Open title. With a win, Williams would also tie Earl Anthony for the all-time PBA Tour record with 41 titles. Williams has made the finals in six of the last eight U.S. Open events. Williams earned the No. 3 seed by finishing with 11,204. Mika Koivuniemi, Hartland, Mich., was the fourth finalist and earned the No. 4 seed, finishing with 11,167.
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