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USBC Hall of Famer Max Skelton Dies at Age 89 – Bowlers Journal International – Professional Bowling Magazine

USBC Hall of Famer Max Skelton Dies at Age 89 – Bowlers Journal International – Professional Bowling Magazine
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BOWL com | USBC Hall of Famer Max Skelton dies at age 89

BOWL com | USBC Hall of Famer Max Skelton dies at age 89
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Harris Arthur Tollefsrud passed away of natural causes at home

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BOWL com | 2021 USBC Women s Championships concludes in Reno

RENO, Nev. - The 101st edition of the United States Bowling Congress Women s Championships came to a close July 3 at the National Bowling Stadium, with the 2021 event featuring several record-breaking performances during its 72-day run. The 2021 USBC Women s Championships kicked off April 23 and welcomed 2,552 four-player teams to Reno. Participants competed in four average-based divisions in team competition (Diamond, Ruby, Emerald and Sapphire) and six divisions in doubles, singles and all-events (Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Sapphire, Amethyst and Topaz). All standings are unofficial and pending final verification. Colombia s Maria José Rodriguez and Guatemala s Sofia Granda finished the 2021 event at the top of the leaderboard in Diamond Doubles, posting the first 1,500-plus doubles score in tournament history with a 1,560 total May 11.

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BOWL com | Exciting week in Reno results in new leaders, 300 game at 2021 USBC Women s Championships

RENO, Nev. - The scores have heated up at the 2021 United States Bowling Congress Women s Championships, with six lead changes last week at the National Bowling Stadium, a tie for the top spot in Amethyst Singles and a 300 game by Karen Barcal of Albuquerque, New Mexico (pictured above). Rebecca Grant of Lake Havasu City, Arizona, was responsible for three of the six lead changes as she took over the lead in every Topaz event on June 11. She started her run with Diena Wasson of Enumclaw, Washington, in doubles. They paired together to roll a 907 series to break a tie at the top of the leaderboard. Dolores Peace of Dover, Delaware, and Doris Butler of Hartly, Delaware, and Joanna LeBeau and Lady Carajohn of Peotone, Illinois, had held the lead with 902.

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