Karate Kat in The Comic Strip. Philadelphia Stations: WTAF-TV (now WTXF-TV); WPHL-TV Host: Dick Schorr (WTAF), Bob Gale (WTAF), and Tom Dooley (WPHL). Site: The WTAF version was taped at Willow Grove Park Lanes in 1969 (closed), moved to Andorra Key Lanes in 1972 (closed), then in the basement of their Center City studios, which also served as the studio for weekly bowling matches, while the WPHL version was taped at Boulevard Lanes (closed) in Philadelphia. Pittsburgh Station: WTAE Channel 4 Host: Nick Perry, then Ron Jaye. Lanes: In Studio Lanes. These same lanes were also used for Channel 4's Greater Pittsburgh Championship Bowling, a fixture on Saturday afternoons throughout the 1970s and 1980s. The In-Studio Lanes used pinboys at the time. Rochester, NY Station: WOKR-TV Channel 13 (Now WHAM-TV) Host: Ron DiFrance, then Matt Rinaldi Site: In studio. (Studio's lanes also host Sunday's Junior Bowling and Brighton-Panorama TV Roll-offs hosted by sportscaster DiFrance, then Tony Distino.) In the 1970s, the studio previously used a Brunswick set with a custom sweeper label. In the 1980s, the studio lanes upgraded to an AMF set with a magic triangle and 82-30s. Sacramento Station: KXTV channel 10 Hosts: Ken Gimblin Sites: Unknown. San Francisco Station: KBHK-TV channel 44 Hosts: Unknown. Sites: Unknown. KBHK's version ran from March 13 until September 8, 1978. St. Louis Stations: KDNL-TV channel 30 (1973-1976), KTVI Channel 2 (c. 1976–1980) Hosts: Russ Carter (KDNL) and Morgan Hatch (KTVI). Sites: In studio lanes (KDNL version), Arena Bowl (KTVI version, no longer in existence) Syracuse Station: WSTM-TV Channel 3 (Then WSYR-TV) Hosts: Bud Hedinger The WSTM version was taped in the basement of the studios on James Street with a Brunswick set. The studios were also used for the taping of Challenge Bowling, a regional junior bowling show co-hosted by Marty Piraino. Tampa/St. Petersburg Station: WTSP Channel 10 (then WLCY-TV); (March 1975 – January 1976) Host: Jim Bradley Site: Sunshine Bowl in Pinellas Park (closed, following hurricane damage in 2004 and, during rebuilding, a fire in 2005; since demolished and replaced by a Walmart Neighborhood Grocery) Jimmy Ingram and his family starred in one episode. Washington, DC Station: WDCA Channel 20 Host: Johnny Holliday Site: River Lanes in Bethesda, Maryland Winnipeg, MB, Canada Station: CKND-TV Host: Bob Washington Show Announcer: Dave Clayes Site: Academy Uptown Lanes. The center relocated in 2018 and is now known as Uptown Alley - a modern