I dont believe the movement is about whether your honor scores are worth anything it is about bringing some integrity back to the bowling industry. When I was growing up if you averaged 190+ in any league you were the man,plain and simple. People would stop everything going on in the center and watch if someone was shooting a 300. If you were hot and on pace for a 800 series I think the whole world stopped. What they are trying to do is bring this back into perspective. Its great that people want to join leagues and have fun while doing so,but what is wrong with having scoring to go along with that senario. How can people justify the once a week league bowler vs the guy that practices three times a week and bowl three different leagues in three different houses having the same average. You cant it is impossible. Look at this way. As it stands now there is no separation in scoring between the once a week bowler vs somebody that does this 5 days a week. We want to bring back what was once an honorable sport.

bowling is going downhill because of the prices. the ball, shoes, maintanance and everything else that goes with bowling is so high and absolutely ridiculous that nobody want to do it anymore. the price of bowling is ridiculous and the funny part is the idiots continue to raise the price. they are starting to act like the worthless government that we have right now.

You took the words right out of my mouth.