Dick Weber converts the 4-9 in the Finals of the 1965 PBA Tournament of Champions. He was competing against eventual winner Billy Hardwick & Joe Joseph (2 game totals). Bowlarama Lanes Akron Ohio USA | Bowling Knowledge

1972 PBA Showboat Inv. - Lampo vs. McHugh (Part 2)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #51 - Minutes before the 1974 PBA Midas Open finals began on ABC-TV, a lane breakdown forced Tournament Director Harry Golden to declare lanes from non-adjoining pairs as the official TV pair for the finals. In the second game, Jim Stefanich threw the PBA’s third televised 300 game, and the only one ever bowled on a non-adjoining pair of lanes. Dick Ritger won the event, but Stefanich won a $10,000 300 game bonus plus a new Lincoln-Mercury Co

One of the greatest first appearances in PBA TV history. | Bowling Knowledge

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #26: The PBA Hall of Fame’s inaugural class included one of the most talented groups in bowling history: Don Carter, Ray Bluth, Carmen Salvino, Harry Smith, Dick Weber and Billy Welu in the Performance category, and Frank Esposito and Chuck Pezzano for Meritorious Service. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

#49: PBA Most Memorable Moments of our first 60 years, 1958-2018. | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)