FREDDIE WON THE TOSS

[SPOKEN]
"Fred Lening from Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania. Freddie won the toss. He likes to start on the left side. He wants to finish on lane 20 in the first and third game. All games starting on the left. The big turn, out and not... back to the pocket. Misses the headpin, leaves the 1,2...

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[SPOKEN]
"There's the cover, the 1,2, by Fred Lening. And here's young Mike Limongello. What can you tell us about this fella's ball?"

"Well Fred, he's got about the most effective, caring ball I've ever seen. He can carry them high, he can carry them thin. If the ball doesn't (?)... He's got real strong wrist action on the line, he snaps that ball off his hand... And there it is."

"Boy, well, that was beautiful. Looked like he was going to run it up on the nose. Now how does he do that?"

"I don't know."

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[SPOKEN]
"That thought, too, because winning the toss, he would, he chose to bowl out on the right side in two of the three games. Sometimes this can be an advantage if you like one alley much better than the other one. High again! On the nose, but he breaks it up... Two strikes on the right, two nose hits on the left. Fred Lening, on the right side, his favorite side. He's on a double—"

"You know, Fred, we were talking about Mike's ball, that he really moves the pins, he gets them off the side so that—"

"Way out. Look at the ball come back! Beautiful!"

"Take a little more time on this one, Freddie..."

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[SPOKEN]
"On 2... Be careful... Well. How about those apples, Nelly?"