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I haven't posted in a while so I thought what the hell. I hear word out in the icy wilderness that AMF is selling Sunshine and Northcote. don't know how true it is but it sounds interesting. Anyone else hearing this? Frosty:rolleyes:

Deja Duke INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - 2/24/2008 Same location, same opponent, different circumstances. Same result. For the second consecutive year, Norm Duke defeated Ryan Shafer to a win a title at Woodland Bowl, but this one meant so much more. Duke, who came into the week on the verge of...

Fagan, Wiseman Sneak By LAS VEGAS - 2/3/2008 Of all the times Michael Fagan dreamed of capturing his first Denny’s PBA Tour title, never in his wildest dreams could he have imagined it happening the way it did Sunday. Fagan and his teammate Danny Wiseman watched as Joe Ciccone missed a...

Not Ready to Pass the Torch SPARTANBURG, S.C. - 12/16/2007 Rhino Page may be carrying the torch for left-handed bowlers and the next generation of stars on the Denny’s PBA Tour for years to come, but PBA Hall of Famer Parker Bohn III showed Sunday that at 44 years old, he’s still the man...

Alone at the Top WYOMING, Mich. - 12/2/2007 The debate can finally end. Walter Ray Williams Jr. officially has more professional bowling titles than anyone in the history of the sport. Williams captured his 44th career Denny’s PBA Tour title, dominating Chris Loschetter, 276-204, to...

All the Way Back VERNON HILLS, Ill. - 11/25/2007 A tearful Robert Smith could hardly express Sunday how much his first Denny’s PBA Tour title in almost four years meant to him. Smith captured his seventh career title and his first since 2004, defeating a pesky Brad Angelo, 223-205, to win...

Four-for-Four MILWAUKEE, Wis. - 10/28/2007 In his first championship round appearance in a Major and bowling for the first time in a baseball stadium, no less, Sean Rash showed there’s not much that can faze this 25 year old. Rash improved his career record in televised championship...

Raising the Bar UNCASVILLE, Conn. - 4/1/2007 When two titles are considered a down year, it can only mean the bar has been raised to an unbelievably high level. Tommy Jones has raised the bar higher than any bowler in Denny’s PBA Tour history, capturing his 10th career title and second Major...

Superman GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - 3/25/2007 It’s not how you start, but how you finish. Although a great start and a great finish are okay too, as Doug Kent can attest to. Kent became the sixth bowler in Denny’s PBA Tour history to win two Majors in one season, defeating Chris Barnes...

Duke Does it Again INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - 3/18/2007 Norm Duke knows all too well the feeling of firing a 300 game in a national TV semifinal only to lose in the title match. That’s why Duke showed no mercy in Sunday’s 2007 Pepsi Championship title match. After third-seeded Ryan Shafer fired...

Like Father, Like Son NORTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. - 3/4/2007 There are few things Pete Weber has yet to accomplish in his PBA Hall of Fame career, but surprisingly he has never been named PBA Player of the Year. With a win in the most grueling tournament of the season Sunday, he’s one step...

Lightning Strikes Twice PARKERSBURG, W.V. - 2/25/2007 They say lightning never strikes twice in the same place, but on the Denny’s PBA Tour, Emerson Lanes has been hit with a historic lightning bolt two years running. Mike Mineman became just the second bowler in Tour history to win a...

Best of the Left COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa - 2/18/2007 Though the debate over who is the best left-handed bowler on the Denny’s PBA Tour will never end, Patrick Allen can lay stake to that claim for at least one week. In a final round featuring the top three lefties currently on Tour, Allen captured...

Texas Two Step IRVING, Texas - 2/11/2007 Chris Barnes has had a lot of heartbreak and disappointment on television throughout his career, but all that seems to go away when he bowls in front of his home crowd. Barnes won his eighth career Denny’s PBA Tour title Sunday – and his second in...

Fin-Tastic EL PASO, Texas - 2/4/2007 The Big Fin is back. Mika Koivuniemi ended the longest title drought of his career, knocking off new roommate Chris Barnes, 214-185, to win the 2007 Sun City Classic at El Paso Lanes for his seventh career Denny’s PBA Tour title. The Finland...

Every ball company need's this guy to sell bowling balls Very Funny http://lane1bowling.com/home/ Frosty:rolleyes:

Some people wanted to see some photo's from the Dick Weber Oopen I went to in Fountain Valley, California. Here they are. Frosty

On Top of the World HENDERSON, Nev. - 1/28/2007 Jason Couch has done just about everything in his 15-year Denny’s PBA Tour career, but he can now add back-to-back titles to his already impressive resume. Couch defeated 41-year-old rookie Billy Oatman, who was attempting to become the second...

Back in Business RENO, Nev. - 1/7/2007 After one of the worst stretches of his career, all Patrick Allen needed to get back on track was a ball change and a week on the Chameleon oil pattern. Allen captured his eighth career Denny’s PBA Tour title – his last three of which have come on...

Duke of New York WEST BABYLON, N.Y. - 12/17/2006 As one of the most popular bowlers in Denny’s PBA Tour history, Norm Duke might be the only bowler who could have gotten away with his mistreatment of New York bowlers on Sunday. Duke defeated four bowlers from New York to capture his...

The Kid Can Roll BALTIMORE - 12/10/2006 In less than a year, Sean Rash has gone from a struggling qualifier with a lot of potential to one of the top young bowlers on the Denny’s PBA Tour. Rash, who late last season became the first non-exempt bowler to win a Tour title, defeated PBA Hall...

Nine is Fine WICKLIFFE, Ohio - 12/3/2006 It’s been a slow start to the 2006-07 Denny’s PBA Tour season for Tommy Jones by his recent standards, but the reigning PBA Player of the Year showed he’s not going anywhere. Jones won his ninth title in a little over two seasons, knocking off Wes...

Young Gun Wins it For Young One VERNON HILLS, Ill. - 11/26/2006 Wes Malott won one for the “Young Guns” Sunday, as well as a young one close to his heart. The 30-year-old won his second career Denny’s PBA Tour title, defeating top-seed Chris Barnes, 269-239, to win the 2006 Discover® Card...

The Little Texan that Could HAMMOND, Ind. - 11/19/2006 In an epic battle between the Big Fin and the Little Texan, five-foot-six, 128-pound Norm Duke turned out to be the giant on Sunday. Duke moved into a tie for ninth on the all-time Denny’s PBA Tour titles list by defeating...

Still the Man CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. - 11/12/2006 At 44 years old, PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, he’s off to what he calls the best start of his 28-year career. Weber won his 33rd career Denny’s PBA Tour title Sunday, knocking off local favorite...