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mushtare da man..
« on: February 02, 2006, 01:23:21 PM »
the wonder boy took high honors this week firing an 852
do not know if this was a "pre-bowl".

 

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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #1 on: February 02, 2006, 09:24:28 PM »
What?  An 852?  He's falling apart at the seams, sad to see him develop such a slump.
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #2 on: February 02, 2006, 09:38:59 PM »
I don't know how such jealously and envy develops in a group of people!

In the same time since he has gone on this record run...another fellow has thrown 900 in NJ.  It was in the American Bowler.  Let's hope nobody on this site finds out about it!  

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« Reply #3 on: February 03, 2006, 09:44:34 AM »
WHY??  

There has never been any allegations he didn't do it except ONE post here...that has never responded back when questioned.  Why is he thought of as a fraud...because what he did was hard for many of us to conceive of!

The first one was not approved ONLY because league did not have paperwork in.

The other 900 I saw was listed in print in this months American Bowler put out to sanctioned bowlers by the USBC.

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PS thank God Bob Beamon's 1968 broad jump of 29 feet 2 inches was caught on film ...because at the time the record had stalled at 27 feet 10 inches for many years!
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #4 on: February 03, 2006, 10:19:11 AM »
You know, enough about this kid already!!!!

I mean, come on, I have been in a lot of bowling centers and seen a whole lot of good bowlers in my day.  Actually, I've seen a lot of great local bowlers as well.  A lot of them were at or better than a 211 average.  I bowl with one guy on Thursday who, on any given week, is as good as he wants to be.  Point is, a lot of people are good.

But, this kid, at 211, is NOT 852, 900, 900, 900, 900 good.  Realistically and objectively, take a look at those numbers.  And now think about a 211 average.  Good, but not that good.

I'm almost as sick of hearing about this kid as I am of the Steelers this week.
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #5 on: February 03, 2006, 12:55:03 PM »
A bowler who bowls a 900 will get my respect if/when one bowls a 900 on tougher conditions elsewhere such as in Europe as apposed to the THS you get in most places in the US.
I would have got away with it if it was not for those pesky kids (Behind my lane) and those blasted 10 pins.

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« Reply #6 on: February 03, 2006, 01:46:46 PM »
Lefty in the Zone thank you!

Again...no one has ever said he didn't do it ...except one person!  Who has not answered questions about the allegations he made on this site!

255 in league...on a walled shot is still...255 in league.. incredible.

Supernoodle...so there are no 900s in your book that deserve your respect cause they've all been shot in league on top hats except Norm Duke had one over 2 sessions on the pro tour!

You are good!

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Luckylefty
PS I've watched the brief video shot of this guy and 240+ on a league condition certainly looked like the type of powerful style he had.  My hat is off to him a future fellow alumnus of my Mother from Carthage high, NY!!
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #7 on: February 03, 2006, 01:55:15 PM »
EDIT:  Eh, whatever.
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« Reply #8 on: February 03, 2006, 02:02:23 PM »
just like the lefties to stick together...  let's think about this one for a second...  prior to this kid, in the whole history of the sport, there has been 1 900 set thrown (maybe two..I don't keep up)?  Now all of a sudden, this kid has thrown three over the course of a few months???  RED FLAGS!!!  He's cheating / lying... period.  

If these scores were legit, it would have to be the easiest house shot (with the most incredible carry) in the world...  (to just edge out the place in IL were Nagy averages like 258, throws 45 800's and the lady throws like 28 300's all in one season).  Where are the other big scores in this house?  The kid is a fraud... parents are frauds.. they are probably trying to get him a free ride to college or something... open your eyes!!!
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #9 on: February 03, 2006, 02:14:21 PM »
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just like the lefties to stick together...  let's think about this one for a second...  prior to this kid, in the whole history of the sport, there has been 1 900 set thrown (maybe two..I don't keep up)?  Now all of a sudden, this kid has thrown three over the course of a few months???  RED FLAGS!!!  He's cheating / lying... period.  

If these scores were legit, it would have to be the easiest house shot (with the most incredible carry) in the world...  (to just edge out the place in IL were Nagy averages like 258, throws 45 800's and the lady throws like 28 300's all in one season).  Where are the other big scores in this house?  The kid is a fraud... parents are frauds.. they are probably trying to get him a free ride to college or something... open your eyes!!!
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Actually I think there has been a handful of them that have been approved.  But anyways....
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #10 on: February 03, 2006, 02:19:21 PM »
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Pardon me there Strapper,I am a lefty but I too do not beleive he did this. 4 900's even though 2 were practice, is just too much. Look at the best bowlers in the world and how many they have.

Chris Barnes - 0
Walter Ray - 0
Earl Anthony - 0
Jason Couch - 0
Brian Voss - 0
Dick Weber - 0
need I go on? So for him to say that he has four? Come on!



Oh...sorry  how about... just like you people with lefty in their screen names to stick together...
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #11 on: February 03, 2006, 05:49:42 PM »
I'm not bashing this kid but i've got a simple question.
What ball was he throwing in any of his 900's?
If this was a legitimate score i'm sure that ball company would be putting his picture/bio all over their website.

Wouldn't you agree.

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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #12 on: February 03, 2006, 05:52:48 PM »
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I'm not bashing this kid but i've got a simple question.
What ball was he throwing in any of his 900's?
If this was a legitimate score i'm sure that ball company would be putting his picture/bio all over their website.

Wouldn't you agree.

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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #13 on: February 03, 2006, 07:29:53 PM »
Ummmm Robert Mustare is a Right hander!

Lefty in the zone is just stating facts for you about his scoring.  Again...in league with other bowlers this past weekend he shot 852!

Why is the bad thing that he was 17!

I saw Ben Crenshaw in the US open in 1971 at Merion golf course.  He was incredible the day I saw him!  He had just turned 18 and his girlfriend and future wife looked every bit as good as Tiger Woods new wife!
He played with Gene Littler a fantastic pro golfer...a young prodigy himself as a youth and a previous winner of the US open and a tied for 1st in a Masters which he lost in a playoff.  He also went on to a fantastic senior career.

That day I saw him young Crenshaw outhit every drive Mr. Littler hit by about 40 yards frequently flying the ball past the end of Mr. Littler's drive.  He carved up this tight tricky US open course by controlling his ball like no one else we saw that day...carving shots left or right at command and exhibiting non of the crookedness he evidenced as a pro.  He floated majestic soft pitches and chips several times and made about 3 or 4 40 footers during the round.

As he approached the last hole we left him and we heard he double bogied and missed tieing the course record because of this bad hole!  We were convinced we had just seen the next Bobby Jones.  Little did we know that he would decide to take lessons from other coaches than Harvey Penick and become incredibly crooked as a pro!  Still the winner of two Masters and almost a PGA.

When I next saw him as a pro he was in the process of winning the Phoenix open by showing golfers how to win tournaments by playing golf in a style called Army golf!  Left right left right left right!  I don't remember him on the fairway!  He was never as good as the day I say him a day or so after his 18th birthday!

REgards,

Luckylefty
PS if he had asked me I could have told him how his swing had changed but alas he didn't...as I had paid $10 to get in!  It is a good thing I didn't get to tell him.... Watching a guy hit every fairway and putt like that could get boring!  Luckily at that time I hit like Greg Norman and Unfortunately I putt like Ben Crenshaws great grandmother!
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Re: mushtare da man..
« Reply #14 on: February 03, 2006, 08:49:17 PM »
I dont' give a hoot about how old he is.

No on e in the history of the game has shot 2 900. Only 7 aknowledgedd ones are known. But he now claimes to shoot 4 in a two month span, I would call him a liar at any age.

I believe he made have shot one but I find it suspecious that the USBC denied the first one when they have let the tchnicallity go by in the past on other scores.

So they have fabricated another to get him his score and get around the violations  of the first one.

I've seen the video... he is nothing special... I've seen a hundred around here who throw it as well or better.

Giv e him the score, let the game to he11, and let lucky be delusional.