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2005/10/30
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| 【PBA】 Tulsa Champiinship 【Final】
Unstoppable
Tommy Jones If there was any doubt Tommy Jones was the hottest bowler on the Denny's PBA Tour, all doubts have been laid to rest. Jones defeated Wes Malott in the title match of the 2005 Tulsa Championship, 289-248, striking on his first 10 shots to capture his 6th career Tour title, the $40,000 top prize and an exemption for the 2006-07 season. "It was an unbelievable day. I had mixed emotions - not because of the 300 game - but because Wes is one of my best friends out here and he's looking for his first title," said Jones, whose bid for the 17th nationally televised perfect game in Denny's PBA Tour history was foiled by a 7-pin on his 11th shot. "I caught the breaks and he didn't." The victory gives Jones four titles in the last seven Tour events, as well as back-to-back wins for the first time in his career. The 26-year-old won the Dydo Japan Cup in September and now has 15 consecutive wins on television, one shy of the Tour record set by Jim Pencak from 1989-91. Jones (Simpsonville, S.C.) advanced to the title match by defeating six-time Tour winner Chris Barnes (Flower Mound, Texas), 236-213. Jones converted the 3-4-6-7 spare in the 5th frame and struck in four of his final five frames en route to his eighth career title match appearance. In the other semifinal, Malott advanced to the title match by defeating Mike Wolfe (New Albany, Ind.) in their semifinal, 236-209. Malott struck seven times and marked in every frame while Wolfe failed to convert the "Big Four" (4-6-7-10) and the 7-10 splits in the 4th and 6th frames, respectively. Malott (Austin, Texas) earned $20,000 for his 2nd place finish while Barnes and Wolfe earned $10,000 apiece for 3rd and 4th, respectively. In the bag |
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2005/10/28
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| 【PBA】 Tulsa Champiinship 【Round of 8】
Jones Shooting for Six
Tommy Jones Tommy Jones will look to extend his 13-game television winning streak and win back-to-back titles for the first time in his career as he defeated PBA Hall of Famer Gary Dickinson, four-games-to-one in the round of 8 Friday in the 2005 Tulsa Championship at The Lanes at Coffee Creek. Jones, who won the Dydo Japan Cup 2005 in September, can pull within one of the all-time Tour record for consecutive wins on television by winning the title Sunday. The Simpsonville, S.C., native jumped out to a 3-0 lead over Dickinson in their best-of-seven games match, then held off the Hall of Famer with a 231-206 win in game five. "It was an honor to bowl a Hall of Famer of his caliber. To say I got to bowl against him is something I will always look back on and cherish," said Jones, who has won five career titles, all in the last 13 months. "A lot of (my recent success) has been due to making good shots and keeping my emotions in check. Hopefully that will continue." The 62-year-old Dickinson (Edmond, Okla.) was a surprise finisher in the top eight. The eight-time Tour titlist and 11-time PBA Senior Tour titlist earned the Commissioner's Exemption for the event. He defeated Michael Haugen Jr. and Paul Fleming on his way to becoming the first Commissioner's Exemption to make the round of 8. Jones will take on Chris Barnes (Flower Mound, Texas) in the first semifinal. Barnes defeated 22-time Tour titlist Norm Duke (Clermont, Fla.), 4-3, and will be looking for his seventh career title. Mike Wolfe (New Albany, Ind.) will face Wes Malott (Austin, Texas) in the second match on Sunday. Wolfe defeated Mike DeVaney (Temecula, Calif.), 4-2. In the Bag
【PBA】 Tulsa Champiinship 【Round of 16】 Dickinson Making History
Gary Dickinson PBA Hall of Famer Gary Dickinson proved today that he's still got the skills to compete with the best in the business. The 62-year-old from Edmond, Okla., became the first Commissioner's Exemption to make the round of 16 when he swept Michael Haugen Jr., four-games-to-none, Friday morning, then he topped himself by making the round of 8 with a 4-3 win over Paul Fleming. Dickinson, who was just the second Commissioner's Exemption to appear in the round of 32, opened the day with a 254 in game one and a 259 in game two. He took a 3-0 lead with a 226-204 win in game three, then held off Haugen, 227-225, to advance to face Paul Fleming in the round of 16. Against Fleming, Dickinson jumped out to a 3-0 lead and stretched his winning streak to seven games, before Fleming stormed back to force a game seven. After averaging 251 over the first three games, Dickinson dropped to 213.67 over the next three games. He got back on track and moved on to face Tommy Jones in the round of 8 with a 258-221 win in game seven. Dickinson's last Denny's PBA Tour title came in the 1983 B.P.A.A. U.S. Open when he defeated Steve Neff for his only career major Tour title. Should Dickinson run the table and win this week, he would set a couple PBA records. At 62, Dickinson would top John Handegard as the oldest bowler to win a Denny's PBA Tour title. Handegard was 57 years old when he won the 1995 Northwest Classic in Kennewick, Wash. Clearly, Dickinson - who has won 11 PBA Senior Tour titles - would also become the oldest player ever to earn an exemption. |
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2005/10/27
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| 【PBA】 Tulsa Champiinship 【Round 2 Qualifying】
Top 32 Head to Match Play
Parker Bohn III Two veteran Denny's PBA Tour left-handers took the top spots after 14 games of qualifying in the 2005 Tulsa Championship Thursday at The Lanes of Coffee Creek. Parker Bohn III, ranked 5th all-time with 30 career Tour titles, earned the top seed heading into the best-of-seven-games match play round of 32 with a 3,456 14-game pinfall. Mike Scroggins, on Tour since 1990, finished 2nd with 3,310. Bohn, a PBA Hall of Famer from Jackson, N.J., could tie Pete Weber (St. Ann, Mo.) for 4th on the all-time titles list with a victory this week. "Pete and I have been going back and forth for quite some time," said Bohn, who averaged 237.3 in his second session after he averaged 256.4 in his first seven-game session. "I'd feel honored if I tie Pete Weber, but at the same time I don't think Pete is done winning and I sure hope [I'm] not done winning either." Bohn will face the upstart Chris Loschetter (Olmstead Falls, Ohio) in the round of 32 after Loschetter, who was 2nd in the 2005 Denny's World Championship, finished with 3,045 and beat out three bowlers by just two pins each for the final match play spot. Scroggins (Amarillo, Texas) averaged 231 over his final seven games and will face PBA Hall of Famer Amleto Monacelli (Venezuela), who was 31st with 3,053, in the round of 32.The final four will bowl for the $40,000 top prize and an exemption for the 2006-07 Dennyﾕs PBA Tour season on Sunday. ESPN will air the final round live from the Donald W. Reynolds Center in Tulsa, Okla., Sunday, Oct. 30 at Noon CST. In the Bag Notes Previously, Tim Penner advanced to the round of 32 as the Commissioner's Exemption in the 2004 Pepsi Open after defeating Steve Jaros, four-games-to-two, in the round of 64.
【PBA】 Tulsa Champiinship 【Round 1 Qualifying】 Bohn Off to Blazing Start
Parker Bohn III After getting off to a slow start in each of the past two seasons, PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III showed he's ready to turn it around in 2005-06. Bohn averaged 256.43 over his first seven games of qualifying Thursday to take a 94-pin lead after the first of two sessions of the round of 64 in the 2005 Tulsa Championship at the Lanes at Coffee Creek. The event is the first of the 2005-06 Denny's PBA Tour season. The 42-year-old from Jackson, N.J., is 5th all-time with 30 career Denny's PBA Tour titles. He's struggled the last three seasons, however, winning just one title and enduring a span of 51 events between his 29th and 30th titles. "Getting off to a good start this week would propel me forward, no question," said Bohn, who won the 2005 El Paso Classic last season on the Cheetah oil pattern which also is being used this week. "I've been one to come out on the strong side in the past but the last couple years my first couple weeks out of the gate have been sluggish...it's good knowing the things I've been working on are holding true to form." Bohn, who finished 7th in the Dydo Japan Cup 2005 in September, started his day with a 228. He then averaged 270.8 over his next five games, including a 289 in games two and six. He struck on his last six shots of the day to finish with a 1,795 seven-game pinfall and a big lead over Michael Haugen Jr.(Las Vegas, Nevada) who is 2nd with 1,701. In the Bag |
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2005/10/16
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山本 勲 今年6月にプロデビューをしたばかりの新人プロ、山本勲（23歳・ABS）が、新人戦を含めた公式戦4試合目で初優勝を飾った。山本は選抜大会を2位で通過し、続く予選を3位で準決勝に進み、そこから準決勝、決勝ラウンドロビンのすべてを首位キープと絶対的な強さで、強豪を撃ち破っての優勝。初優勝を挙げた山本に新婚の奥様から祝福のキスと花束を受け取り､満面の笑みの山本に今後の活躍を期待！
【JPBA】 千葉オープンボウリングトーナメント 【準決勝】
山本 勲 千葉オープンらしく（？）レフティー勢が上位を占め、その中でスーパールーキー山本勲が初タイトルへ向けトップで決勝ラウンドロビンへ！
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2005/10/15
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【JPBA】 千葉オープンボウリングトーナメント 【予選】
小原照之 コカ・コーラカップ 2005 千葉オープンボウリングトーナメントが千葉県の富津スターレーンで開催され、2001年大会優勝以来の千葉オープン優勝を狙う小原照之がトップで予選通過、2位に昨年プロ入りの小池和久、3位にスーパールーキー山本勲と若手が上位で進出。
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2005/10/08
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愛甲恵子 優勝決定戦 ○愛甲恵子230-183×稲橋和枝 第3戦優勝決定戦の再戦となった愛甲対稲橋の対戦は､稲橋がコンディションの変化にとまどう間に愛甲が1フレ及び6フレからのターキーで稲橋を引き離し今季初・通算9勝目を挙げた。 ３位決定戦 ×清水弘子205-228○稲橋和枝 清水が勝負どころでストライクが続かず、勢いに乗る稲橋が順調にスコアを伸ばし稲橋がDHC第3戦に続く愛甲との優勝戦へ進出。（第3戦はトップシードの稲橋が4位決定戦から勝ち上がった愛甲を降して優勝を決める。今大会と逆の展開） ４位決定戦 ○稲橋和枝248-206×久保田法美 稲橋が順調にストライクを続け（6フレと10フレのスプリット以外全てストライク）、248のビッグゲームで久保田を破り3位決定戦へ。
愛甲恵子 5G目からトップに立った愛甲恵子がそのまま逃げ切り今季初優勝に向けトップシードでTV決勝へ。第3戦準優勝（稲橋に敗れ）の雪辱を晴らすか。2位は新人ながら早くも2勝目を目指す清水弘子、3位は第3戦で16年ぶり19勝目を挙げた稲橋和枝、そして4位に5月の「軽井沢プリンスカップ」で初優勝を挙げた久保田法美が進出した。
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2005/10/08
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清水弘子 ルーキー清水弘子がDHC第3戦優勝の稲橋と並んでトップ進出、3位に Dydo JAPAN CUP 2005 で怪物ぶりアピールの時本美津子、4位に第1戦で感動の優勝を挙げた酒井美佳、5位に今季初優勝を狙う愛甲惠子、6位にシード権を確定したい中島政江、7位に初ラウンドロビン進出の御手洗里美、8位にそろそろ初優勝を期待したい（談：杉本支配人）山内多紀子、9位に新人のアリス曲渕、10位に軽井沢プリンスカップで初優勝を挙げた久保田法美、11位に最近TVで活躍の名和秋、そして準決勝進出最下位の32位から一気に浮上の谷川章子が12位で進出を果たした。
時本美津子 DHCレディースオープンボウリングツアー2005/2006第4戦が静岡県の柿田川パークレーンズで開催され、Dydo JAPAN CUP 2005 で怪物ぶりを見せた時本美津子がトップ、2位にDHCレディースオープンボウリングツアー2005/2006第3戦で16年ぶりに優勝した稲橋和枝、3位に初のラウンドロビン進出に意欲を見せる御手洗里美、4位に即戦力ルーキー清水弘子がつけている。なおアマチュアでただ一人土屋佑佳選手が準決勝に進出し今大会のベストアマが決定。
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2005/10/05
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【JPBA】 シーズントライアル 2005 オータムシリーズ
長谷 宏
北岡義実
水谷孝敏
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