Mt. Rushmore of bowling

[Bizwan65]

Who is on your Mt. Rushmore of bowling?

I got 2:

Early Years:
1. Don Carter
2. Dick Weber
3. Nelson Burton Jr.
4. Earl Anthony

Modern Years:
1. Walter Ray Williams Jr.
2. Pete Weber
3. Norm Duke
4. Parker Bohn III

Other guys I considered: Mark Roth, Marshall Holman, Mike Aulby, Amleto Monacelli, Wayne Webb, Carmen Salvino, Johnny Petraglia.

[Zothen]

Early Years:
Johnny Petraglia
Amleto Monacelli
Dale Ballard jr
Dick Weber

Modern Years:
Pete Weber
Norm Duke
Walter Ray Williams
Parker Bohn III

Future Years:
Mika Kouviami(sp)
Jason Belmonte
Sean Rousch
Mike Fagan

Zothen

[J Anderson]

For a 'Mount Rushmore' of bowling I think we should limit it to Bowlers who are no longer active. At the time Borglum was creating his monument, even T.R. had been dead a number of years.

My nominations:

Andy Varipapa; for popularizing the game through his movie shorts and trick shot demonstrations.

Dick Webber; for shaping the image of how a professional bowler should act.

Billy Wehlu ; for both his bowling in the early days of the PBA, and well informed commentary as a broadcaster.

Mark Roth; for popularizing the cranker style of bowling.

[billf]

Fred Borden, Joe Slowinski and Mark Baker
I couldn't help myself. When I saw this under new posts I immediately thought of coaches

[HughScot]

Couldn't help but notice that Chris Barnes was not mentioned in the preceding posts. When he comes on TV they act like he is one of the greats. Curious.