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Pba Tournament of Champions PBA TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS Year Winner/Runnerup Year Winner/Runnerup Year Winner/Runnerup Year Winner/Runnerup 1965 Billy Hardwick, Louisville KY 1980 Wayne Webb, Rehoboth MA 1990 Dave Ferraro*, Kingston NY 2000 Jason Couch*, Clermont FL Dick Weber*, St. Louis MO Gary Dickinson*, Ft.Worth TX Tony Westlake, Oklahoma City Ryan Shafer, Elmira NY 1966 Wayne Zahn, Atlanta GA 1981 Steve Cook*, Roseville CA 1991 David Ozio, Vidor TX 2002 Jason Couch, Clermont FL Dick Weber*, St. Louis MO Pete Couture, Windsor Locks CT Amleto Monacelli*, Venezuela Ryan Shafer, Elmira NY 1967 Jim Stefanich*, Joliet IL 1982 Mike Durbin, Chagrin Falls OH 1992 Marc McDowell, Madison WI 0304 Patrick Healey Jr., Mexico City Don Johnson, Kokomo IN Steve Cook*, Roseville CA Don Genalo*, Perrysburg OH Randy Pedersen, Ft. Lauderdale FL 1968 Dave Davis*, Phoenix AZ 1983 Joe Berardi, Brooklyn NY 1993 George Branham III*, Indian- Don Johnson, Kokomo IN Henry Gonzalez*, Colo. Springs apolis IN 0405 Steve Jaros, Yorkville IL Parker Bohn III, Freehold NJ Norm Duke, Clermont FL 1969 Jim Godman*, Hayward CA 1984 Mike Durbin, Chagrin Falls OH Jim Stefanich, Joliet IL Mike Aulby*, Indianapolis IN 1994 Norm Duke, Edmond OK 0506 Chris Barnes, Flower Mound TX Eric Forkel*, Chatsworth CA Steve Jaros, Yorkville IL 1970 Don Johnson*, Akron OH 1985 Mark Williams, Beaumont TX Dick Ritger, Hartford WI Bob Handley*, Pompano Bch FL 1995 Mike Aulby, Indianapolis IN 0607 Tommy Jones, Simpsonville SC Bob Spaulding*, Greenville SC Tony Reyes, San Bruno CA 1971 Johnny Petraglia*, Brooklyn NY 1986 Marshall Holman*, Medford OR Don Johnson, Akron OH Mark Baker, Garden Grove CA 1996 Dave D’Entremont, Middleburg 0708 Michael Haugen, Cave Creek AZ Hts. OH Chris Barnes, Flower Mound TX 1972 Mike Durbin, Chagrin Falls OH 1987 Pete Weber, St. Louis MO Dave Arnold*, Gilbert AZ Tim Harahan*, Canoga Park CA Jim Murtishaw*, Vista CA 0809 Patrick Allen, Wesley Chapel FL 1997 John Gant, Winston-Salem NC Rhino Page, Topeka KS 1973 Jim Godman, Lorain OH 1988 Mark Williams*, Beaumont TX Mike Aulby*, Indianapolis IN Barry Asher*, Costa Mesa CA Tony Westlake, Edmond OK 0910 Kelly Kulick, Union NJ 1998 Bryan Goebel*, Shawnee KS Chris Barnes*, Double Oak TX 1974 Earl Anthony, Tacoma WA 1989 Del Ballard Jr., Richardson TX Steve Hoskins, Tarpon Springs Johnny Petraglia*, Brooklyn NY Walter Ray Williams Jr.*, Stock FL ton CA 1975 Dave Davis, Atlanta GA 1999 Jason Couch, Clermont FL Barry Asher*, Costa Mesa CA Chris Barnes*, Wichita KS 1976 Marshall Holman, Medford OR Billy Hardwick*, Louisville KY 1977 Mike Berlin, Muscatine IA Mike Durbin*, Chagrin Falls OH 1978 Earl Anthony*, Tacoma WA Teata Semiz, River Edge NJ 1979 George Pappas*, Charlotte NC (Note: * Denotes top-seeded qualifier Dick Ritger, River Falls WI when stepladder format was in use.) BOWLERS JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL ALMANAC .
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