Never heard of this bowler dude Weber, I had to look him up. I guess bowling is a sport but the last time I watched bowling was at my nephews 6 year old party and they had bumpers up so it wouldn't fall in the ruts on the side. Don't think I could sit through a match or whatever they call a game.
I mean this Weber dude is like 5'6" tall. Must be a little man complex, don't see anyone get so excited about bowling that they would get in the face of an innocent spectator. 80% of the people in the audience have him by a good 100 pounds, including the women, I wouldn't talk too much smack little guy. If bowling is considered a sport, I guess ESPN got it right.
I mean this Weber dude is like 5'6" tall. Must be a little man complex, don't see anyone get so excited about bowling that they would get in the face of an innocent spectator. 80% of the people in the audience have him by a good 100 pounds, including the women, I wouldn't talk too much smack little guy. If bowling is considered a sport, I guess ESPN got it right.
An interesting time. Every kid on our block played all the 3 major sports, but back then, most I knew were in at least one bowling league (most were in a couple). My first job was keeping score for my father's team (usually got $4). I bowled all the way through high school and topped out at a 160 average (highest game was 252). I remember being in a league as an adult and the last week was a money week. They had different colored pins and awarded money prizes for hitting them. I recall it totally changed the dynamic and I felt quite a bit of pressure (gave me a real appreciation for what these professionals did playing for the type of prize money they bowled for). Suddenly those pins that used to be so easy to hit became a little elusive.
