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nly one bowler has rolled
a perfect 300 game in the
nearly 60-year history of
the Jewish War Veterans League.
Now he has two gems.
Jeffrey Burg of Birmingham
repeated his feat of Nov. 19, 2003,
when he bowled a 300 on Oct. 6
at Drakeshire Lanes in
Farmington Hills. Burg's latest
300 came in the middle of a
roller-coaster 137-300-170 series.
"I got to the lanes late that
night and rushed through my
first game," he said. "I had to get
my mental toughness back, so I
really concentrated in the next
game. After the 300, I guess I was
too excited to bowl well in the
third game."
Burg's first 300 had a familiar
scenario. His series was 225-135-
300. "Sometimes, you get into a
rut and roll a lot of splits by hit-
ting heavy on the head pin. That's
what happened in the 135 game
Burg said. "Again, I had to con-
centrate and regain my mental
toughness."
Burg said his knees shook a lit-
tle when he got to the 10th frame
of his first 300 game. When the
10th frame rolled around Oct. 6,
he felt more composed. He called
it a calm excitement.
"It was weird, almost like an
out-of-body experience," Burg
said. "It was just me and the pins.
A crowd had gathered, but every-
one was quietly watching and
waiting!'
Burg has averaged in the high
190s to low 200s in the nearly
dozen years he has bowled in the
weekly JWV League with his
father, Milton Burg, and uncle
Edward Burg. His best final aver-
age was last season's 204.
Jeffrey Burg, 47, is a lawyer
with the Bloomfield Hills firm of
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Diamond Cutters
A frenzied comeback high-
lighted by a pair of two-out RBI
singles in the bottom of the sev-
enth inning gave Pisgah II a 13-
12 victory over Brotherhood II
and the B'nai B'rith softball
championship.
Down 12-2 going into the bot-
tom of the fifth, Pisgah II scored
twice in that inning and six more
times in the sixth to cut the
deficit to 12-10. A one-out triple
by Loren Blumberg got Pisgah II
going in the seventh. Mike
Shanku walked and Jared
Gorback singled, scoring
Blumberg.
Following a fielder's choice,
Matt Brand singled home
Gorback to make it 12-12. Bob
Friedman's single to left-center
brought home Loren Allen with
the game-winner.
Pisgah II defeated Brotherhood
I 12-5 and Zager Stone 23-19 in
earlier playoff games. Nine home
runs flew out of Drake Park in
West Bloomfield in the Zager
Stone battle, including three by
Zager Stone's Lyle Schaefer and
two by Pisgah II's Mike Feld.
Other Pisgah II players were Al
Broida, Bob Dorsey, Jeremy
Dunn, Jeff Eisenberg, Lee
Eisenberg, Seth Gorback, Rob
Kaplan, Joel Kersch and Al
Murdyk. Seth Gorback and
Kaplan were the coaches.
Pisgah II also won the regular-
season championship with a 15-5
record.
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Berkley in high school hockey
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