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Record scores at State Tournament not voodoo, but work of Bowling Voodoo and proof of power of topography

JEFF RICHGELS | Posted: Friday, May 10, 2019 8:00 am
Record scores at State Tournament not voodoo, but work of Bowling Voodoo and proof of power of topography
Brad Mezo, top, of Bowling Voodoo, working with Ted Skrzynecki of the Greater Toledo (Ohio) USBC checking the topography of a lane. Photo courtesy of Bowling Voodoo.
If anyone was thinking topography was important only for high-level bowling on tough lane patterns, the 2019 Wisconsin State USBC Bowling Association Championships — aka the State Tournament — at Dale’s Weston Lanes should have changed their minds. Actually, anyone who read the never-before-told story of how topography was behind the huge scores at the 1989 ABC Tournament already knew that. And years before I wrote that story, I wrote about the eye-opening experience of...