Birk Brothers—Chicago (1917)

FRONT–Otto Trader, August Tapp, Joe Baker REAR–Jule Lellinger, George Scherin (manager), George Geiser

ABC Team Champions, 1917

Ed Lubanski (1959)

(1929-2010)

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1971

#24 Bowler of the 20th Century

Bowler of the Year, 1958-59

All American, 1952-53, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1958-59

World’s Invitational champion, 1958

Match Game Doubles champion, 1950

5 ABC championships (1951-TAE, 1959-AE, 1959-S, 1959-T, 1959-TAE)

1 PBA title

Gil Zunker (1936)

(1901-1938)

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1941 (charter member)

2 ABC championships (1933-D, 1933-AE)

Fred Wolf on Radio and TV (1961)

Though best-known to bowlers for his work on “Championship Bowling,” Fred Wolf was a media superstar in metro Detroit for over twenty years. 

1941 ABC Tournament Poster

 

Foothills Bowl—Auburn, CA (1970)

13489 Bowman Rd.

Pete Tountas Stop-Action (1968)

Logan Square Buick—Chicago (1942)

(L-R)—Emily Deering, Tess Morris, Nina Van Camp, Ruth Hartman, Catherine Fellmeth

Dave Davis (1967)

(1942- )

Bowling Hall of Fame, 1990

#36 Bowler of the 20th Century

Bowler of the Year, 1966-67

All-American, 1965-66, 1966-67, 1967-68, 1974-75, 1975-76

Tournament of Champions winner, 1968, 1975

PBA National Championship winner, 1965, 1967

1 ABC championship (1968-CS)

18 PBA titles

Stuckey Bowl—Northvale, NJ (2003)

199 Paris Ave.

Former Country Club Lanes—location of the TV series “Ed”