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Picking Up The Spares January 29, 2019 - Additional

Pictured Are The AZ State Senior Womens Winners - Photo Courtesy Of AZ State USBC  

Az State Senior Women's Winners. Division 1 team 3 rights and a left! L-R Julie Bayer, Lynda Bettini, Me, Shirley Braverman, & Jacqueline Smith.

Julie Bayer Division 1 All Events Champ!!!!

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Picking Up The Spares January 29, 2019

Pictured Is The GCU Mens And Womens Bowling Teams.

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Courtesy Of The Pony League At Brunswick Zone Glendale.

Wilbur Is Latest Bowler To Record 900 Series.

Pictured Is Jonathan Wilbur.

Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com.

ARLINGTON, Texas - Jonathan Wilbur owned the record for the highest three-game series ever bowled in the state of Vermont for nearly a decade, before his friend and teammate visited the Green Mountain State and beat his set by a single pin.

Wilbur reclaimed the record Monday and guaranteed himself a permanent spot atop the list by rolling the state's first 900 series, which included 36 consecutive strikes during the Commercial men's league at Rutland Bowlerama in Rutland, Vermont.

Picking Up The Spares January 8, 2019

 

Pictured Are: Kyle King, Left, And Jim Pratt 

King Crowns Field At Qualifier.

Congratulations goes out to Kyle King, of Glendale, for winning the U.S. Open Qualifier at Golden Pin Lanes in Tucson on Sunday December 30, 2018. Kyle will now represent Arizona at the U.S. Open that will be held on October 23-30 at Victory Lanes in Mooresville, NC.

Kyle FB Post On Being Victorious.

Butturff Takes Second At HOF Classic

Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA. Com

ARLINGTON, Texas – Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., defeated top qualifier Jakob Butturff of Tempe, Ariz., 199-194, to win the Professional Bowlers Association Hall of Fame Classic title at the International Training and Research Center Sunday and in the process became title-eligible for election to the PBA Hall of Fame in the future.

The finals aired live on FOX Sports’ FS1 channel in the 2019 Go Bowling! PBA Tour’s debut event in its new multi-year television agreement with FOX.