Pfeiffer Beer—Detroit (1959)

(L-R)--Billy Golembiewski, Bob Hitt, Bob Kwolek, Joe Joseph, Ed Lubanski

Joe Kissoff (1953)

 

 

(1901-1976)

ABC Hall of Fame, 1976

1 ABC championship (1953-D)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lustre Creme Shampoo—Chicago (1946)

Chicago Classic League Yearbook (1946-47 season)

Jim St. John (1968)

(1930-1987)

#66 Bowler of the 20th Century

All-American, 1963-64, 1964-65

World’s Invitational champion, 1963, 1964

1 ABC championship (1964-CT)

6 PBA titles

American League of Bowling (1956)

The American League of Bowling was part of the “Bowling Time” TV show.  Like the show’s National League of Bowling, the American League bowlers rolled two-game matches each week.  The site was Fairview Lanes in Cleveland, the announcer  Sam Levine. 

National League of Bowling (1956)

(L-R) Carmen Salvino (Chicago), Johnny King (Cleveland), Pete Treybig (Houston), Foy Belcher (Los Angeles), Jack Aydelotte (Minneapolis), Dick Weber (St. Louis), Tony Lindemann (Detroit), Joe Brown (New York)

The National League of Bowling was part of the “Bowling Time” TV show.  Each week, star bowlers representing different cities bowled two-game matches.  Filming was done at Fairview Lanes in Cleveland, with Sam Levine at the microphone.

All Star Lanes—Skokie, IL

                    5200 W. Dempster St.

Falstaff Beer—St. Louis (1964)

FRONT--Harry Smith, Glenn Allison REAR--Andy Marzich, Billy Welu, Jim St.John, Dick Hoover

Dan Jones (1903)

ABC Singles champion, 1903

Brunswick Pro Model Ball (1961)