The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., July 1-2, 2006
Tim Mack from Garfield, New Jersey and Terry Leong from Las Vegas (pictured with Mo Pinel ) survived four rounds in the finals of the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship en route to claim the title and the $10,000 top prize. In the championship match, Mack (278) and Leong (222) fired a 500 series to defeat Rhino Page of Lawrence, Kan., and Warren Nelson of Madera, Calif., 428, and Scott Pohl of Burnsville, MN, and Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Ark., 426.
The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., July 1-2, 2006
Gary Kinyon of Lockport, NY, and Ray Cyr, New Hartford, NY, won the fifth and final qualifying squad in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship to advance to the third round of the finals later today. The duo totaled 1377 over three games, an average of 229,50 per game. The tournament champions will split the $10,000 top prize.
R-L Scott Pohl teamed with Ron Mohr to become the fourth former or current Team USA bowler to advance to the finals of the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship. Willie Willis (right) set the highlight in Squad 4 when he rolled the first 300 game of the tournament week
The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., July 1-2, 2006
Team USA member Rhino Page of Lawrence, Kan., and Warren Nelson of Madera, Calif. (r-l) posted the highest series of the first day of qualifying in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship on Saturday. Page had games of 226, 223 and 218 (677) and Nelson added 225, 238 and 246 (709) for 1386 pinfall total and an average of 231,00.
The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nev., July 1-2, 2006
Ron Case of Oakley, Calif., and Larry Hoffman of Fountain Hills, Ariz., shot the highest series thus far in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship en route to lead the second qualifying squad with 1346 six-game total and an average of 224,33. As the squad leaders, the Roto Grip staffers received two byes into the third round of the finals, worth $2,000.
The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nevada (July 1-2, 2006)
Vinnie Atria of Louisville, KY, and Vernon Peterson of Winterhaven, Fla., (L-R) got off to a quick start in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship at The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The duo felled 1342 pins and average 223,66 for the three games to win the first of five qualifying squads and to earn two byes for tomorrow's finals.
The Mini-Eliminator tournament week in Las Vegas, Nevada, will start today with the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship at The Orleans Bowling Center. The Over/Under Doubles Tournament (July 1-2) is the first of five big events during the nine-day megabuck event. The winners will split the $10,000 first-place check.
Tim Mack from Garfield, New Jersey and Terry Leong from Las Vegas (pictured with Mo Pinel ) survived four rounds in the finals of the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship en route to claim the title and the $10,000 top prize. In the championship match, Mack (278) and Leong (222) fired a 500 series to defeat Rhino Page of Lawrence, Kan., and Warren Nelson of Madera, Calif., 428, and Scott Pohl of Burnsville, MN, and Ron Mohr of Eagle River, Ark., 426. 
Gary Kinyon of Lockport, NY, and Ray Cyr, New Hartford, NY, won the fifth and final qualifying squad in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship to advance to the third round of the finals later today. The duo totaled 1377 over three games, an average of 229,50 per game. The tournament champions will split the $10,000 top prize.
R-L Scott Pohl teamed with Ron Mohr to become the fourth former or current Team USA bowler to advance to the finals of the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship. Willie Willis (right) set the highlight in Squad 4 when he rolled the first 300 game of the tournament week 
Team USA member Rhino Page of Lawrence, Kan., and Warren Nelson of Madera, Calif. (r-l) posted the highest series of the first day of qualifying in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship on Saturday. Page had games of 226, 223 and 218 (677) and Nelson added 225, 238 and 246 (709) for 1386 pinfall total and an average of 231,00.
Ron Case of Oakley, Calif., and Larry Hoffman of Fountain Hills, Ariz., shot the highest series thus far in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship en route to lead the second qualifying squad with 1346 six-game total and an average of 224,33. As the squad leaders, the Roto Grip staffers received two byes into the third round of the finals, worth $2,000. 
Vinnie Atria of Louisville, KY, and Vernon Peterson of Winterhaven, Fla., (L-R) got off to a quick start in the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship at The Orleans Bowling Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The duo felled 1342 pins and average 223,66 for the three games to win the first of five qualifying squads and to earn two byes for tomorrow's finals. 
The Mini-Eliminator tournament week in Las Vegas, Nevada, will start today with the MoRich Over and Under Doubles Championship at The Orleans Bowling Center. The Over/Under Doubles Tournament (July 1-2) is the first of five big events during the nine-day megabuck event. The winners will split the $10,000 first-place check.
