Tony Oliva beats Brent Ritchie to win low-scoring MAST at Village Lanes on Kegel Tower of Pisa lane pattern
JEFF RICHGELS | Posted: 9/22/2019, 8:00 PM
Tony Oliva won his sixth career MAST title on Sunday at Village Lanes. Photo by Madison Area Scratch Tour.
The 41-foot Kegel Tower of Pisa lane pattern looks fairly benign, with 24.98 mL of oil and left-side ratios of 3.27-1 middle-outside track, 1.46-1 middle-middle track, and 1.03-1 middle-inside track, and right-side ratios of 3.27-1 middle-outside track, 1.22-1 middle-middle track, and 1-1 middle-inside track.
That wouldn’t even make it officially a Sport pattern on the traditional 3-1 or flatter scale.
But it sure played difficult in the Madison Area Scratch Tour tournament at Village La...