Ritchie Allen Auction

Final Bid:	$35.00
Opening Bid:	$25.00
Bid Increment:	$2.50
No. of Bids:	1
Open Date:	11/1/09
Close Date:	12/6/09
Quantity:	1
Listing Type:	Auction
Listing Number:	107

ITEM DESCRIPTION

This auction is for a shirt worn by Ritchie (THB) Allen while he was out on the Lumber Liquidators tour. Click here for the front view of Ritchie Allen's shirt. click here for the back view of Ritchie Allen's shirt.

This shirt would be a great addition to any bowling center, basement or memorabilia collection.

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PAYMENT

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If we can not verify accuracy of contact information, we will as a courtesy contact you, however we reserve the right to cancel this transaction.

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SHIPPING

Shipping for this item: USA - $10.00

Shipping Method and Point of Shipment: All items will be shipped via UPS ground from Columbia, SC.

Shipping Date: We will ship within 1 to 2 business days of receiving your payment.

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December 26th

Mark Roth Charity Tournament Flyer
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About Mark Roth...

Legendary pro bowler Mark Roth suffered a severe stroke in June and is heading down the long journey of rehabilitation. The Professional Bowlers Association and United States Bowling Congress hall of famer changed the sport of bowling forever during the 1970s and 80s with his unique style, powerful approach and frequent domination on the PBA tour.

The massive stroke caused major complications to Roth's health, and the costs involved with the hospitalization, care and rehabilitation are enormous.

To provide some relief to the Roth family during this difficult time, John Howe and Royal Z Lanes are holding a charity tournament for Mark and his family. The transition from the tour to retirement has been a struggle for Roth whose family needs your help. The sport/industry is coming together to take care of one of its own.

Click here for more information on making a tax deductible donation today!