Lou Campi, born in Verona, Italy, on 23 March 1905 and died on 31 August 1989, was a professional ten-pin bowler known as Wrong Foot Louie because he finished his delivery on his right foot, unlike most right-handed bowlers, who finish on the left. He was a successful television bowler in the 1940s. He won the BPAA Doubles in 1947 with Andy Varipapa and again in 1957 with his Faber Cement Block teammate Al Faragalli. In 1959 he won the first event ever held on the PBA Tour, the Empire State PBA Open, and at age 54 he remains the third oldest player to have won a PBA Tour title.
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Lou Campi (23 March 1905-31 August 1989) was a professional bowler.
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