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Two-Handed Bowler Ben Ketola Uses 10 Lanes to Roll 12 Strikes in 86.9 Seconds

  • Justin PageJustin Page
  • April 24, 2017

23-year-old two-handed bowler Ben Ketola of Etna, New York may have set a world record for the fastest “perfect game” by using 10 lanes to roll 12 strikes in 86.9 seconds.

Two-Handed Bowler Ben Ketola Uses 10 Lanes to Roll 12 Strikes in 86.9 Seconds

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