Recently added articles from Bowling Digest:
The tour turns 64.(Opening Frame)
Dec 22, 2004; ... IN THE DEAD OF SUMMER, EVEN when the PBA Senior tour was on its break and there was no bowling at all to watch and cover, there was excitement about the coming PBA season. The shock of the tour's turn toward an all-exempt field, as well as the loss of stars like Wayne Webb, Del ...
Name games.(The Fans Speak Out)(Letter to the Editor)
Dec 22, 2004; ... How do they come up with bowling ball names? Many industry leaders in consumer products spend quite a bit of money for market studies in order to find brand names that hint at a product's characteristics, as well as appeal to the consumer. I notice more bowling ball ...
Curious condition.(The Fans Speak Out)(Letter to the Editor)
Dec 22, 2004; ... An article on "sport bowling," featuring Steve Wunderlich, appeared in the Fall Preview 2004 issue of BOWLING DIGEST. Beneath Steve's picture reads the caption, "Wunderlich and his comrades at Bowling Headquarters have been brewing up an all-improved sport bowling program." Does that mean ...
Lane lingo.(The Fans Speak Out)(Letter to the Editor)
Dec 22, 2004; ... While I do not disagree that all bowling balls are plastic (or synthetic) as John Jowdy discusses ["The Fantastic Plastic Ball," Summer 2004], English is a living language. As a living language, it is constantly being redefined by its general use. Thus, all generally accepted, ...
Wait a second.(The Fans Speak Out)(Letter to the Editor)
Dec 22, 2004; ... I'm confused. Your Fall Preview 2004 "Interview" with Tom Baker centers significantly on his incredible win at the PBA World Championship. Going into the event, Baker was struggling to earn enough points to qualify for an exemption in 2004-05, but by winning, Baker launched himself to the ...