www.younghollywood.com Kim Kardashian, Reggie Bush and Terry Crews talk bowling, work outs and their plans for this year and next year's Superbowl. Watch out Tampa Bay, Reggie is headed straight to you next -- bowling ball in tow.

Here is the exciting conclusion of the Haugen Jr. / Barnes Match from the 2008 Tournament of Champions. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

Nelson Burton Jr. and PBA Player Services Director Larry Lichstein talk about exotic ball drillings

From the Red Rock Lanes in Las Vegas, January 27, 2008, here is the final match between Michael Haugen Jr. and Chris Barnes, an instant classic. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

Eric bowling on the pba scorpion pattern. He used a bunch of different balls, so dont ask lol. Yea, so he has long arms, because hes 6'2"...so enough with all the talk about how he has long arms lol

The NBA stars bowl for charity and show off their fancy accessories to MOUTHPIECESPORTS personality Mitch Robinson. Do Dwyane and Quentin have bowling skills? Find out in this behind the scenes feature Go to www.mouthpiecesports.com for more coverage

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Here's match #1, Dick Ritger vs. Dick Weber. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

This is a small clip of Jason Belmonte at the PBA Summer Series at Six Flags Great America. He's a wonderful bowler and a swell guy to meet/talk to. Enjoy!

The date was January 26, 1985 at the Forum Bowl, Grand Praire, Texas for the $150000 Quaker State Open. Here is the semi-final match between #4 qualifier Mike Durbin and #2 qualifier Walter Ray Williams, Jr. I hope you enjoy the show. Let's join Chris Schenkel and Nelson Burton, Jr. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

The date was November 10, 1984 at the Satellite Bowl in Dearborn Heights, Michigan (Aleta Sill's home bowling lanes). The final championship match featured #3 seed Mark Roth vs. #1 seed Pete Weber. Each bowler had each won two titles in 1984. This match became a playoff for player of the year honors, as there were three more events after this. The winner of the match would receive $18000, with the runner up earning $9500. This event was shown on NBC as part of their fall tour coverage. Jay Randolph and Earl Anthony were the announcers. On a side note, Satellite Lanes was a 84 lane establishment. I used to work there in the snack shop for about 2 months. It has since closed down, and the site is now home to a Home Depot. I hope you enjoy the match. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

People are always curious how pin setters work to put the pins on the pin deck at the end of a bowling lane. This episode of talk bowling will demonstrate the Brunswick A2 Pin Setting Machines.

Here is the conclusion to the 1984 Greater Detroit Open, along with "Earl's Corner", featuring an interview with Mark Roth. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

The date was January 7, 1992 at Gable House in Torrance, CA. Marc mcdowell qualified 3rd, and met Marshall Holman, who defeated Ricky Ward in the opening match. There's been a lot of talk about the show where Marc mcdowell first used a resin ball, an X-Calibur. You can vastly tell the difference between Holman's reaction, and hitting power on the pins, vs. what mcdowell was getting. mcdowell had a couple of shots where the pins were just destroyed. mcdowell, went on to defeat Holman, and win his other two matches shooting 685, winning the $37000 top prize, and requalifying for the Firestone, which he won later on in the season. Hope you enjoy all the action. check out my website at www.mrbowling300.com for more bowling videos.

The date was March 15, 1980 at the Garden City Bowl, Garden City, NY where Earl Anthony took on the top qualifier, Mark Roth in the exciting final of the $85000 Long Island Open. Join Dave Dials and Bo Burton with the call. Note the the black tape on the back of the shirts was to memorialize Dick Battista who passed away late in 1979. For more exciting videos, go to my website at www.mrbowling300.com or for great bowling talk, http

Heat cleaning a bowling ball with a bucket and hot water. Please note that this is the short version.. the ball should soak for about 10-15 min or until the water cools. Try to get the ball out and clean it off before the water actually cools down.. Check out www.bowlingboards.com for more info on this. Please put that you were referred by stormbowler13 ... Thanks!! bowlingboards.com is a Family Friendly Bowling Forum Community with Bowling Talk, Advice, Tips, Bowling Reviews, Blogs, FREE Bowling Score tracking and Analysis Software, and FREE GEAR monthly!!!

Germany's Tina Hulsch and Birgit Poppler discuss their victory in girls doubles at the 2008 World Tenpin Bowling Association World Youth Championships on July 20 at Boardwalk Bowl in Orlando, Fla.

Here is a commercial for the popular Ebonite Gyro bowling ball. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

Here's the conclusion to match #1, Dick Ritger vs. Dick Weber. For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http

The date was March 15, 1980 at the Garden City Bowl, Garden City, NY for the $85000 Long Island Open. The finals were unique, in that there were three first bowlers making their first appearances on TV, Arnie Goldman, and future hall of famers Dave Ferraro, and Pete Weber. They joined Earl Anthony and Mark Roth to complete the top 5. This is second match of the day, #5 Arnie Goldman vs. #3 Pete Weber. This marks the very first time that Pete Weber was on TV, as well. Pete was just 17 years old. Hope you enjoy! For more bowling clips go to: www.mrbowling300.com or great bowling talk at http