Carmen Salvino takes the first shot of the GoBowling PBA 60th Anniversary Classic and a few words for the crowd!😃 #PBA | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #20: In 1993, Mike Aulby rolled a 300 game in the title match of the PBA Wichita Open to defeat David Ozio, 300-279. The combined score of the title match (579) remains a PBA record for highest combined score in a PBA title match. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #39: In 2016 at age 20 years and 357 days, Jesper Svensson defeated Mitch Beasley to become the youngest player to win the PBA Tournament of Champions. The previous record was set 40 years earlier when Marshall Holman won the 1976 PBA Tournament of Championship at age 21 years, 207 days. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #41: With his 259-189 win over Chris Barnes in the 2008 PBA World Championship, Norm Duke became the first and only bowler to win three consecutive PBA major championships: Denny’s World Championship (Indianapolis in February 2008), 65th Denny’s U.S. Open (North Brunswick, N.J., in March 2008) and his second PBA World Championship (Wichita in October 2008). #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: ht

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #23: In the 1994 PBA National Championship at Ducat’s Imperial Lanes in Toledo, Ohio, Johnny Petraglia threw the seventh televised 300 game in PBA history, defeating Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the second match and earning a $100,000 bonus. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)

PBA 60th Anniversary Most Memorable Moments Countdown #45: Del Ballard Jr. made history by winning $100,000, the then-richest ever first place prize offered by the PBA, when he defeated Pete Weber, 247-209, in the 1987 Seagram’s Coolers U.S. Open at Narrows Plaza Bowl in Tacoma, Wash. #PBA #60Years #GoBowling 🔴Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the full countdown: http://bit.ly/PBAbowling24_7 | | Professional Bowlers Association (PBA)