George Young (1945)

(1909-1959)

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1959

#81 Bowler of the 20th Century

All-American, 1945-46, 1948-49

Match Game Doubles champion, 1947, 1955

6 ABC championships (1949-TAE, 1952-T, 1953-T, 1953-TAE, 

   1955-T, 1955-TAE)

 

Fred Clinch (1901)

(1875-1956)

1 ABC championship (1904-T)

Greater New York champion, 1901

Rudy Habetler (1953)

(1910-1971)

Masters champion, 1953

 

 

Southern Bowling Lanes—Memphis

299 N. Cleveland St.

 

DBA Products (1949)

 

 

Dick Weber (1963)

(1929-2005)

ABC Hall of Fame, 1970

#2 Bowler of the 20th Century

Bowler of the Year, 1960-61, 1962-63, 1964-65

All-American, 1955-56, 1956-57, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1970-71

Bowlers Journal Bowler of the Decade, 1960s

All-Star champion, 1961-62, 1962-63, 1964-65, 1965-66

Match Game Doubles champion, 1956, 1960, 1961

1 ABC championship (1962-CT)

Newsday Eastern Open winner, 1959, 1960

26 PBA titles

Bowl-Haven

1542 W. Devon Ave.

 

 

 

ABC Hall of Fame Team (1952)

(L-R)–Hank Marino, Mort Lindsey, Joe Bodis, Adolph Carlson, Herb Lange, Joe Wilman, Harry Steers, Ned Day

During the 1950s, the ABC Tournament often staged a three-game exhibition match featuring members of the Hall of Fame.  The opposition was usually provided by a team of veteran local stars.  At the 1952 ABC in Milwaukee, the Hall of Famers rolled against Heil Products.  Marino and Day, ex-Heils, bowled with their former teammates.  The Hall of Famers won, 2853-2666. (No soft conditions then!)

Larry Shotwell (1949)

(1904-1976)

1 ABC championship (1930-S)

(His 774 series remained the ABC Singles record until 1951.)

1960 ABC Tournament Program

1960 ABC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

TEAM–A & A Asphalt (Detroit)–3096

DOUBLES–Andy Marzich-Dick Jensen (Los Angeles)–1369

SINGLES–Paul Kulbaga (Cleveland)–726

ALL EVENTS–Vince Lucci (Trenton)–1985

TEAM ALL EVENTS–Buddy Simon Sign (Cleveland)–9298