Stick to golf and basketball mj

Guenther had shot 300 in the prior game. ....these are 2 of the all time greats

ESPN using The Crusaders' Sweet and Sour as the opening theme? Nice.

Thanks for loading this. I haven't seen it in a long long time.

This should make more PBA commercials like these.

Great Footage!!!

baby split is Brian's real nightmare, 3 times saw he missed that since 1980's until 2004 US Open final

"Another good shot!" - I could've been a commentator

lol never saw this commercial. Should’ve had Walter Ray on the pins. He’s the one guy Pete never got to beat ever on TV his entire career. He’s beaten Chris before haha

So, my grandfather Darrel Curtis passed away today, at 94 years old. Beyond grateful, I get to watch this moment because of this posting. Definitely brought some joy to such a hard day for the family. Much love to Earl and his family, but this moment is a huge celebration of who my grandfather was as a bowler. But let me tell you, he was an even better person. If you had the opportunity to meet him, you wouldn't doubt it for a second. RIP Papa. You were the best role model a boy could ask for. And an even better example of what a man should be. ❤

Clarence Boddicker before he became a Detroit drug kingpin lol.

Mike and Dave bowled on that pair twice in previous Tuscon Opens and both won one and lost one.

The former Speaker sucked lol.

Wow…Randy was a mess!

Great final match. Leanne was a favorite back then. A powerhouse!

Goosebumps!!

how did beloved Mr. Salvino go from missing hair in the FRONT of his head to missing hair in the BACK of his head? 😐

That was a very unexpected ending! Cannot believe what went down in that 10th frame! I always say...bowling is mostly a mental game and who can control their nerves the best!

I always thought of Jaros as a poor man's Ozio.

Vern was very good bowler

The alleys in Chelsea Michigan has above the lane ball returns

During his prime, Larry used to release the ball at the foul line.

I've never seen Voss so lost! This was early in his career so you can see how he evolved to become one of the sport's greatest

Mike Berlin drilled some bowling balls for me and my brother John!

Real bowling...No fancy oil patterns no multiple bowling balls just skill and a little bit of luck.

Great Video.

Norm tore it up!! Big Time.

Used to watch earl and dick Weber on the ABC’s wide world of sports with my dad on Saturday afternoons. Those were the good old days. RIP Jim Ridout, Earl, And Dick.

Slow ball speed

amazing how those lanes backend have a good 'hold' area and balls do not 'snap' on the backend, probably a LOT of carry-down

Terrific sportsmanship! Terrific bowling!

I call bullshit on the 2-4-5 and 3-5-6 spares being classified as buckets.

● Mike Aulby: 29 PBA Titles, 15 times Runner-Up. (92 TV appearances between 1979-2001) ● Joe Salvemini: 3 PBA Titles, 6 times Runner-Up. (20 TV appearances between 1983-1993) ● Dave Ferraro: 10 PBA Titles, 10 times Runner-Up. (50 TV appearances between 1980-1995) ● Dave D'Entremont: 6 PBA Titles, 9 times Runner-up. (34 TV appearances between 1989-2009) ● Billy Young Jr: 2 PBA Titles, 1 time Runner-Up. (8 TV appearances between 1985-1993).

Did Smith get the last polo shirt from the PBA stock pile? Looks like a size 5XL 😀 Still didn't stop him...

we all know why we're here

That’s freaking impressive! A HS senior in her first pro tourney and wins a major. It’s no wonder she went on to become a Hall of Fame bowler

Bill Allen (RIP) was sitting in the background. One of the first great left-handers out there was from Orlando, FL. Was voted in the PBA Hall of Fame.

These guys are the ones who got this whole thing started. Too bad the players of today are so brash, compared to these guys who acted like gentleman.

Shut up already!

What exactly do you call lou Campi's style... Currently using it and finding it effective

I have tons of sports cards and while going through them I found some of these 1990 Procards. One of them is the Jeanne Maiden & it's autographed! After looking at her stats, I thought I would like to see her in action. KZfaq doesn't disappoint.

Thanks John….keep new ones coming

As always, the scorekeeper is the silent hero. (heroine?)😂

As always, that scorekeeper is the quiet hero here.

Looks cool but overall I think it's not really a good idea, 🤔

I once threw my first ball into the channel. As I walked back to the ball return in disgust, my friends looked at the alley in bewilderment and asked, "How did you do that?" I turned around, and saw about five pins knocked down. So I have a channel-rebound shot in common with Pat Costello.

That scorekeeper... masterful.

A Simpler time.

What month was it in 1996 las vegas?

@irishpogi do you have video of 1995 brunswick world team challenge grand championships?