PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #8: In the first event of the 1980 season, Mark Roth became the first PBA player to convert the 7-10 split on national TV in the ARC Alameda Open in Alameda, CA. Since Roth’s feat, Jess Stayrook and John Mazza have also converted bowling’s most difficult split on TV. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown:http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #40: In 1994, Bryan Goebel shot 296 to Norm Duke’s 280 in the title match of the PBA True Value Open in Peoria, Ill. Goebel left the 3-6-9-10 on his final shot to lose a $200,000 perfect-game bonus offered by True Value in its own tournament. Duke’s 280 game still remains the highest losing score in a televised title match. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Pro

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #20: In 1993, Mike Aulby rolled a 300 game in the title match of the PBA Wichita Open to defeat David Ozio, 300-279. The combined score of the title match (579) remains a PBA record for highest combined score in a PBA title match. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #23: In the 1994 PBA National Championship at Ducat’s Imperial Lanes in Toledo, Ohio, Johnny Petraglia threw the seventh televised 300 game in PBA history, defeating Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the second match and earning a $100,000 bonus. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

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

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #45: Del Ballard Jr. made history by winning $100,000, the then-richest ever first place prize offered by the PBA, when he defeated Pete Weber, 247-209, in the 1987 Seagram’s Coolers U.S. Open at Narrows Plaza Bowl in Tacoma, Wash. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)