In the movies, a slow-to-fall 10-pin was used to depict the Karloff character’s final seconds before his death.

Tired of the health care debate on Capitol Hill? It could have been settled in 1935.

At the 1954 ABC Tournament, the man selected as “Joe Bowler” was a future Hall of Famer.

As the Petersen Classic prepares for its 100th edition, its occasional “wanderings” are revealed.

The infamous John “Count” Gengler is the subject of this interview with BJI writer Thomas Madrecki.

Bowlers Journal International chronicles the wild and crazy action days of Rudy Revs.

As a turn-of-the-century bowling proprietor, Cap Anson (born in 1852!) was one heck of a baseball player.

If you thought meeting the “Professor” was difficult, just wait until your final bowling history exam…