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I am Josh Hyde and this is Josh Hyde’s Bowling Newsletter. I will be reporting monthly bringing you the latest information on what the bowling fan needs to know. What a year, with Norm Duke winning 2 majors, the Denny's World Championship and the US Open. By winning the US Open he joins Johnny Petraglia, Billy Hardwick, Pete Weber and Mike Aulby. Making him the fifth player to win the triple crown in the Denny's PBA tour history. He also joined Mike Aulby as the second player to win the grand slam, the US Open ,the Denny's World Championship, the Tournament of Champions and the USBC Masters. This year Rob Stone started a new term called hambone (four strikes in a row or a four bagger) on ESPN for the PBA tour. Chris Barnes won 2 titles to help him claim the Player of the Year. Chris became the third player to win the Player of the Year and the Rookie of the Year. Rhino Page had a carrer changing season, winning a PBA tour title in his rookie year, and got named Rookie of the Year. Walter Ray had an outstanding year as well by winning 2 titles he made the first five shows and won 2 of them. PBA is doing a couple contests on the greatest player in the world. Starting in June www.PBA.com is going to ask fans who is the top 100 bowlers of all time. Then you have a chance to pick your top 15 of your favorite Denny's PBA tour pro's to enter a contest for a PBA prize. Also, the PBA wants to hear in 150 words or less the greatest PBA moment in history for a PBA prize with a photo. Another thing is extra frame you can see Friday night action and see who is going to make the show on Sunday. This is your chance to see more of the Denny's PBA Tour. Remember to check out www.probowlersuperfan.com for all your favorite Denny's PBA Tour pro stats. Thank you for reading this edition of Josh Hyde’s Bowling Newsletter. Volume 1, Issue 1 .

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Chris Barnes Wins His First Pba50 Title
JULY 8, 2021 CALIFORNIA 7502B Florence Ave, Downey,OWLING CA 90240 • Website: CaliforniaBowlingNews.com • Email: [email protected] N • Office:EWS (626) 252-2985 Fax: (562) 807-2288 CALIFORNIA Bowlers Rank High Among PWBA Tour Leaders CHRIS BARNES WINS HIS by Frank Weiler The 2021 PWBA Tour season continues. After the LOU- ISVILLE OPEN eleven champions have been crowned. Two of those championships have been won by California’s own Stephanie Zavala, a Tour rookie. FIRST PBA50by Jill Winters TITLE LUBBOCK, Texas – There have been many exciting moments on this season’s Chris Barnes had a few Tour including Liz Johnson rolling a perfect 300 game extra coaches in his corner during the BOWL-TV step ladder finals at the Lincoln, along with a comfort level Nebraska Open. That perfecto earned Liz a $10,000 bonus on the lanes Wednesday and helped place her second on this season’s Earnings List. evening that helped him wins his first PBA50 Tour Our CALIFORNIA Tour players are doing very well. Title at the 2021 PBA50 Missy Parkin of Laguna Hills and Stephanie Zavala Cup, presented by South of Downey both rank high on most PWBA Tour Leader Plains Lanes & Lubbock Lists. Parkin is tied for first with four Championship Sports Authority. Round Appearances while Zavala is tied for first with two The Texas native has Championships. Stephanie’s numbers are more the amazing bowled a lot of tourna- because she didn’t participate in the first three tournaments ments at this bowling cen- of the season. ter making it feel almost like a home game for him, The ranking of our California bowlers on the PWBA so he relied on his previous Tour Leader List follows: experiences and his notes EARNINGS to figure out the lanes as the That valuable infor- Barnes faced No.
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