Las Vegas bowler Ron Mohr started keeping track of all of his workouts in 1999 because he wanted to see if he could do 150,000 situps and 100,000 pushups in a year. The 61-year-old member of the ...

The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va. Ellen McCoy, The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va. Jul. 12—MORGANTOWN — The PBA50 Morgantown Classic bowling tournament ended Thursday in a strike from pro bowler ...

XVII, a destination event for professional bowlers across the globe, will be broadcast live on CBS and Paramount+ for the ...

HAMMOND — Rick Woloszyn missed his whole 60-year-old season. That’s usually a big one for bowlers because it’s the youngest they can be and still qualify for the super senior checks. COVID-19 robbed ...

It’s about more than a title at the PBA50 RPI Central Classic. The regional PBA50 event, presented by Fayette Drywall & MWPD Painting, runs Sept. 26-28 at Poelking Woodman Lanes, but the top placers ...

Ron Shlensky has at least one thing going for him at this week’s PBA50 South Shore Open at Olympia Lanes in Hammond. “I think the fact that I know Olympia (is an advantage). I have lockers there that ...

WYOMING, Mich. — 110 professional bowlers are in West Michigan this week for the PBA50 Tour Spectrum Lanes Open. The entry list includes several Hall-of-Famers, major champions, and other big names.

Professional bowling returns to the Capital Region next month after a nearly 11-year absence. Towne Bowling Academy has announced that a PBA50 (formerly PBA Senior) regional tournament will be held ...

Ron Mohr doesn’t get as nervous when he bowls these days. On the PBA50, the Professional Bowlers Association’s senior tour which is making a three-day stop in Welch, Minn., this week for the Treasure ...

Click through a slideshow of bowling in the Capital Region through the years. Schade's Academy, site of the first Professional Bowlers Association tournament in 1959. -- Bill Schades, left, Bert ...

Pete Weber announced his retirement from the PBA national tour three months ago, not that he can't still win and not that he has any plans to give up the game. "I'll bowl until I die," said Weber, one ...