Bowling - The Perfect Game | ABC Sports - YouTube
Feb 10, 2015 · Throwback video produced in the 1980's by ABC Sports Television (home of the PBA) covering the highlights of the Professional Bowler's Tour.
Professional Bowlers Tour - Wikipedia
The Professional Bowlers Tour, [1][2] also known as Pro Bowlers Tour, is a broadcast of the Professional Bowlers Association that aired on ABC from 1962 to 1997.
BOWL.com | USBC, ABC, WIBC and Team USA Bowling
The most spectacular of ABC's many services was the national championship tournament, the oldest bowling event in the nation. A fixture on the sports scene since 1901, it is unrivaled as a...
Chris Schenkel - Wikipedia
He became widely known for covering professional bowling, mainly for the Professional Bowlers Association (with the program becoming known as the Professional Bowlers Tour). He covered bowling from the early 1960s until 1997, as it became …
PBA Bowling on ABC The 70s - YouTube
1970 Firestone Jim Stefanich v. Barry Asher.
PBA Tournament of Champions Returns to ABC Television; PBA, …
The PBA Tournament of Champions, now open to all PBA titlists, will be a weeklong celebration, that runs Jan. 16-22, at Red Rock Resort and Bowling Center, with the PBA Hall of Fame ceremonies to follow the telecast on the evening of Jan. 22. Additional schedule details are available on pba.com.
Wide World of Sports (American TV program) - Wikipedia
In 1961, Wide World of Sports covered a bowling event in which Roy Lown beat Pat Patterson. The broadcast was so successful that in 1962, ABC Sports began covering the Professional Bowlers Tour.
Bowling: The Perfect Game : ABC Sports - Archive.org
Jun 18, 1991 · Bowling: The Perfect Game is on ABC Sports release on June 18, 1991.In this program, We're talking about a history of bowling and bowlers bowl a 300 game.
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When Bowling Dominated Saturday-Afternoon Television
The Professional Bowlers Association Tour on ABC-TV, which aired from 1961 to 1997, was a popular staple for most of its 36-year run. It owned the 3:30-5 p.m. time slot and was followed by ABC’s Wide World of Sports.