Post by Action Reporter on Jan 2, 2002 23:44:03 GMT -5
A Question For Bill Daley
Was Jeff Kitter the best action bowler you were associated with, I don't know if back would be the correct phrase. If not, who was the best one you partnered with and who do you consider the best of all time. Who was the best in the 50s - 60s - 70s - 80s - 90s And last but not least, what was the best doubles team, meaning two guys that really bowled a lot of doubles matches together, ala (Mac & Stoop)(Fats & Deacon)(Jeff & Cliffie) Your the man Dollar Bill, The real Mr. Action... I hope you reply to this post. Thanks... Kevin
jeff and cliff in doubles, 50s iggy, 60s richie, 70s lemon, 80s mark, 90s rudy...lennyd
cane was not around in the seventies. so he does not know. lemon was gone in the seventies. faino was the best from 1970-1975 and jeff kidder took over when urethane came in 1976. jeff quit in 1981 to become a professonal gambler who now resides in hilton head and plays the market for three big clients. jeff no longer a gambler. just info. anyone want to contact jeff, check with daly, i'm sure he has his E-MAIL address. as to the 80s, mark was on tour and do not remember him bowling action. hank berhbom may have been the best after jeff retired. hank moved to florida late eighties, maybe 1987. rudy took over. but then duke was still bowling action. so when he came here, he may have been the best, but he could not beat Hank. they split twice at Pequa...Just Browsing
Was Jeff Kitter the best action bowler you were associated with, I don't know if back would be the correct phrase. If not, who was the best one you partnered with and who do you consider the best of all time. Who was the best in the 50s - 60s - 70s - 80s - 90s And last but not least, what was the best doubles team, meaning two guys that really bowled a lot of doubles matches together, ala (Mac & Stoop)(Fats & Deacon)(Jeff & Cliffie) Your the man Dollar Bill, The real Mr. Action... I hope you reply to this post. Thanks... Kevin
jeff and cliff in doubles, 50s iggy, 60s richie, 70s lemon, 80s mark, 90s rudy...lennyd
cane was not around in the seventies. so he does not know. lemon was gone in the seventies. faino was the best from 1970-1975 and jeff kidder took over when urethane came in 1976. jeff quit in 1981 to become a professonal gambler who now resides in hilton head and plays the market for three big clients. jeff no longer a gambler. just info. anyone want to contact jeff, check with daly, i'm sure he has his E-MAIL address. as to the 80s, mark was on tour and do not remember him bowling action. hank berhbom may have been the best after jeff retired. hank moved to florida late eighties, maybe 1987. rudy took over. but then duke was still bowling action. so when he came here, he may have been the best, but he could not beat Hank. they split twice at Pequa...Just Browsing