Dell Ballard Jr. and David Ozio each won four PBA titles in 1991, but the Player of the Year vote was never as close as the count made it look — and no one checked the record.

In July 1985, Sports Illustrated published Pete Weber’s on-record cocaine confession during PBA tour competition. The organization’s commissioner never issued a single word in response.

Apollo Global Management owns bowling. In May 2026, eleven bowlers sued to break it apart — the first real test

In November 2023 the USBC ruled string pins score no different from free-fall machines. The same nineteen-page report recorded fewer

On August 13, 2012, the Professional Bowlers Association killed its Senior Tour with a press release. Ron Moore won the

In January 1963, the Milwaukee Mob murdered a jukebox operator who ran routes through bowling alleys across Wisconsin. The Professional

In 1986, a group of pro bowlers sued the Professional Bowlers Association for antitrust violations. The PBA settled out of

The Professional Bowlers Association has a supplier almost no fan can name. In Lake Wales, Florida, a private family company

On May 6, 2026, eleven bowlers walked into federal court in Seattle and asked a judge to break up the

In 1999, the Wall Street Journal got one fact wrong about Microsoft programmer Chris Peters. Three months later, three Microsoft retirees bought the Professional Bowlers Association for $5 million.