PBA U.S. Open

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The PBA U.S. Open is one of the four major Ten pin PBA (Professional Bowlers Association) bowling events. The first tournament in the PBA took place in 1971 and was won by Mike Limongello.

[edit] Previous U.S. Open Champions

Year Winner Loser Final Score (championship match)
1971 Mike Limongello Teata Semiz 194-186
1972 Don Johnson George Pappas 233-224
1973 Mike McGrath Earl Anthony 234-222
1974 Larry Laub Dave Davis 258-237
1975 Steve Neff Paul Colwell 279-217
1976 Paul Moser Jim Frazier 226-195
1977 Johnny Petraglia Bill Spigner 279-232
1978 Nelson Burton Jr. Jeff Mattingly 204-201
1979 Joe Berardi Earl Anthony 232-195
1980 Steve Martin Earl Anthony 248-222
1981 Marshall Holman Mark Roth 200-179
1982 Dave Husted Gil Sliker 255-180
1983 Gary Dickinson Steve Neff 214-202
1984 Mark Roth Guppy Troup 244-237
1985 Marshall Holman Wayne Webb 233-205
1986 Steve Cook Frank Ellenburg 245-211
1987 Del Ballard Jr. Pete Weber 247-209
1988 Pete Weber Marshall Holman 203-171
1989 Mike Aulby Jim Pencak 195-178
1990 Ron Palombi Jr. Amleto Monacelli 269-205
1991 Pete Weber Mark Thayer 289-184
1992 Robert Lawrence Scott Devers 226-221
1993 Del Ballard Jr. Walter Ray Williams Jr. 237-193
1994 Justin Hromek Parker Bohn III 267-230
1995 Dave Husted Paul Koehler 266-245
1996 Dave Husted George Brooks 216-214
1997 -- -- No tournament this year
1998 Walter Ray Williams Jr. Tim Criss 221-189
1999 Bob Learn Jr. Jason Couch 231-215
2000 Robert Smith Norm Duke 202-201
2001-02 Mika Koivuniemi Patrick Healey Jr. 247-182
2002-03 Walter Ray Williams Jr. Michael Haugen Jr. 236-198
2003-04 Pete Weber Brian Voss 231-178
2004-05 Chris Barnes Patrick Allen 213-212
2005-06 Tommy Jones Ryan Shafer 237-223
Ten Pin Bowling
Equipment
Ball | Pin | Pinsetter | Gutters

Organisations
BTBA | ETBF | PBA | PTBC | USBC | WTBA


Tournaments
Weber Cup | World Tenpin Masters | Qubica/AMF World Cup | World Ranking Masters
European Bowling Tour | PTBC Storm English Open | BTBA Nationals


Terms
Perfect game | Split