Seattle Pro Leads Pba Event In Spokane

Sun., Sept. 24, 1995

Seattle professional Bob Davidson averaged 252.4 for his first 10 games to lead qualifying at the Professional Bowlers Association Northwest Region tournament at Silver Lanes.

Davidson, a six-time winner on the tour, holds a 73-pin advantage on Hugh Miller of Centralia. Miller, who has four titles this year and 18 overall, rolled a 300 during his final game of the day.

Shawn Shilliam of Spokane is third, with 2,282 pins.

Spokane amateur Russell McMichael, who has been a league bowler at Silver Lanes for 34 years, rolled the first perfect game. Shane Blamires of Lewiston just missed a 300, leaving the 7-pin on his final delivery.

Today’s schedule includes a 16-game match play finals. The top five will bowl a TV-style finals, starting at 4 p.m.

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