When I left the northwest later that year, AMF stationed me at New College Park Bowl in Las Vegas, where I spent a brief stint as General Manager before beginning my trek towards the corporate office in a series of moves (and advancements) across the country. “He was a retired Marine,” stated Monyak, as he chuckled at my remark. “I learned a lot from Boswell,” commented Mike, “particularly in regards to financial statements and the computerized scoring system.” My immediate reaction to Mike’s comment was that Bill always seemed so regimented in everything that he did. Mike was the Assistant Manager, working with General Manager Bill Boswell, a longtime veteran that had managed centers for AMF throughout California, Nevada and Washington. I first met Mike at AMF Bowlero Lanes in Tacoma, Washington, when AMF stationed me there in a promotions capacity for their properties in Oregon and Washington. Mike and I both came up under the tutelage of many famous and noble individuals at AMF that were willing to share their knowledge and interest in furthering our careers. “We have two bowling centers and they’re both in the same building, and they share the same back office,” said Mike Monyak, Director of Bowling Operations at South Point for the past 21 years. Tournament Bowling at South Point Plaza (60 lanes) Photo provided by Mike Monyak and South Point Casino

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