Las Vegas Review-Journal - Bowling in Las Vegas

Duke, Barnes earn honors
Norm Duke of Clermont, Fla., has been elected Bowling Writers Association of America Male Bowler of the Year for 2008 on the strength of an unprecedented streak of three consecutive Professional Bowlers Association major titles during the year. Duke, who earned a PBA-best $229,350 for the... Pro Tuholski leads USBC Masters qualfying after five games
The first five games of qualifying for this week’s USBC Masters was completed late Tuesday night and the country’s top 452 amateur and professional bowlers get five more games today to make the double-elimination, match-play rounds. PBA touring pro Craig Tuholski of Washougal, Wash., led after... Prep bowlers excel
Clark County's top high school bowlers got the opportunity to compete on bowling's biggest stage Friday as they filed into Cashman for the 2009 MVP Bowling Tournament. It was only the third high school event contested in an Open Championships venue in the event’s 106-year history. Each... Two hands better than one?
That’s true in the case of right-hander Belmonte, a 25-year-old pro from Australia. This guy is the most successful bowler to use both hands. He does this to get maximum revolutions. He could get an old Columbia White Dot to hook on ice. For more on Belmonte, go... Doesn’t get any better
I walked through bowling heaven this afternoon, and it’s only about 2 miles from my office at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The best bowlers in the world were practicing Monday for the U.S. Bowling Congress Masters on 60 lanes set up in Cashman Center off Las...