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Up Front


EVERYTHING BOWLING, ALL THE TIME


HOW TO EXPERIENCE THE PBA,


ALL IN ONE PLACE There’s really nothing new about the PBA Network,


the recently unveiled “umbrella” for the PBA’s multiple “points of entry” for its fans and casual observers. But when you see the venture as a whole, with video of your favorite stars throwing a lot of strikes, and edgy produc- tion values, the PBA Network suddenly becomes must-see TV... and video surfing... and mobile gaming... and so on. Click below to learn everything you need to know about the PBA Network:


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A PROMISE IS A PROMISE Becoming the first-ever Under 12 Girls Division winner in the USBC Junior


Gold Championships was about the coolest thing that ever happened to Madison Bailey. The only thing that could have topped it was hearing her dad state on film, for all the world to see, that if she earned a full-ride college scholarship via her bowling efforts, he would buy her any car she wanted. Don’t believe it?


Return To The Land Of The Giants “Pool Bowling” may sound as if it’s an aquatic


activity, but it actually could be the next big thing at multi-activity bowling lounges or family entertainment centers. The game made its debut on “The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.” It featured a giant, walk-on billiard table, and rather than billiard balls, regulation bowling balls were used. No cue sticks made out of telephone polls, however; the white cue ball was rolled or pushed by the players — Fallon and guest Hugh Jackman. Who won?


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