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Champions field players earned entry into the Elite Field, which consisted of 54 bowlers total (a combination of past PBA Tour champions, top players in
Champions field qualifying, plus the previous year's TOC champion). All Elite field players cashed a minimum of $ 2,500. After 16 more games in the Cashers' Round, the Top 24 (based on 36 total games) made the round-robin match play. The Top 4 match play qualifiers then made the live televised finals. Payouts for the TV finals were $ 250,000 for first, $ 100,000 for second, $ 50,000 for third and $ 40,000 for fourth. (See also:
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retain their automatic entry regardless of when the win occurred. Winners of a PBA Regional, PBA50 Tour, PBA50 Regional or PBA Women's Series title must bowl in an 8-game Pre
Tournament Qualifier (PTQ) to earn one of the remaining spots in the opening field. A minimum of 10 spots are filled from the PTQ, but additional spots are made available if the number of automatic entrants is fewer than 70. In 2018, Matt O'Grady became the first player out of the PTQ (with no national PBA Tour titles) to win the Tournament of Champions.
1836:'s 268 score. With millions watching on TV, Johnson coolly rolled the first two strikes in the 10th to lock up the title. With an additional $ 10,000 and a Mercury Cougar automobile on the line for a 300-game, Johnson packed his 12th shot but left a ringing 10-pin for a 299 game. The shot of Johnson lying face-down on the approach in disbelief has been replayed dozens of times on PBA telecasts.
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one of the "50 Greatest PBA Players of the Last 50 Years," any PBA player with five or more PBA Tour titles or at least one PBA major title, plus the winners of the 2010 USBC Senior
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winners for the first time, even if they had no titles on the PBA Tour, as long as they were PBA members at the time of their
Regional title. These players participated in the initial "Champions" field qualifying to gain a spot in the "Elite" field. After 20 games of qualifying, a limited number of
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Regional Tour who were PBA members at the time of the titles. The Top 90 finishers after 14 qualifying games advanced to bowl against the Elite Field. The Elite Field included all 2010–11 exempt PBA players, any PBA Hall of Famer, any player listed in 2008 as
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by 53 pins in the 5th frame of the final match, and was still down 41 pins entering the 9th frame. When Barnes missed a 10-pin in the 9th frame, Haugen responded with a strike in the 9th and two strikes plus nine pins in the 10th. Barnes rolled a spare in the 10th, and needed a strike on the fill
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after striking on the first ball in the 10th frame in the 2009 event, left an inexplicable 4-count. Missing wide left of target, Page's shot cut right between the 1 and 4 pins, leaving a bizarre 1-3-4-7-9-10 washout. Though he surprisingly made the spare, he lost to Allen, 267-263.
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and then Chris Barnes with a convincing 265 game in the final with millions watching (the telecast was the PBA's highest-rated show for the year), is a feat that will be remembered for as long as bowling is broadcast on TV."
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1797:#4 - Michael Haugen Jr.'s Comeback.
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1840:#1 - Kelly Kulick's Historic Win.
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101:Akron, Ohio
1914:References
1886:(13%) The
1878:2013 event
1874:Pete Weber
1786:Rhino Page
1777:David Ozio
1759:Dick Weber
1745:Pete Weber
1540:Rhino Page
1522:Wes Malott
1499:Pete Weber
1432:Rhino Page
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1232:Mike Aulby
1191:Mike Aulby
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1119:David Ozio
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2264:U.S. Open
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1733:In 1993,
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421:Matt Ogle
177:Sean Rash
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317:Match #3
310:Match #2
303:Match #1
169:300 game
86:Barbasol
60:PBA Tour
44:PBA Tour
2192:Sources
1941:PBA.com
175:, when
50:History
40:bowling
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2236:Events
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618:Winner
580:Nevada
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