kittykat
02-09-2007, 12:48 AM
Source: PBA.com
Bill O’Neill is hoping the third time is a charm. The 2005-06 PBA Rookie of the Year led Friday’s first seven-game block in the Round of 64 in the 2007 GEICO Classic at AMF Irving Lanes, marking the third time he has done so this season.
O’Neill, who is still looking for his first championship round appearance this season, began the day with a 215 and 178 before rebounding with games of 236, 232 and 266. The 25-year old ended the block with scores of 202 and 208 to finish with a 1,537 seven-game pinfall.
“It’s nice to not bowl in a score fest. You can bowl a bad game and still rebound,” said O’Neill (Levittown, Pa.). “Since it’s not a round-robin tournament, I don’t think about leading. I just try to bowl my game and pick up as much wood as possible.”
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Bill O’Neill is hoping the third time is a charm. The 2005-06 PBA Rookie of the Year led Friday’s first seven-game block in the Round of 64 in the 2007 GEICO Classic at AMF Irving Lanes, marking the third time he has done so this season.
O’Neill, who is still looking for his first championship round appearance this season, began the day with a 215 and 178 before rebounding with games of 236, 232 and 266. The 25-year old ended the block with scores of 202 and 208 to finish with a 1,537 seven-game pinfall.
“It’s nice to not bowl in a score fest. You can bowl a bad game and still rebound,” said O’Neill (Levittown, Pa.). “Since it’s not a round-robin tournament, I don’t think about leading. I just try to bowl my game and pick up as much wood as possible.”
read Full Story Here (http://www.pba.com/news/feature.asp?ID=250)