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Final pickup truck winner selected at 2011 OC

Final pickup truck winner selected at 2011 OC

Joe Leonard of Omaha, Neb., was selected as the fourth and final winner of a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck through the USBC Eagle's Nest, a club formed by USBC and the RSVCA to recognize team captains who fielded teams in 2010 and 2011.

Nevada bowler adds name to 300 list at OC

Nevada bowler adds name to 300 list at OC

Richard Jenkins of Las Vegas was unable to attend last year's USBC Open Championships, but made up for lost time in 2011 when he shot the 33rd 300 of the year at the National Bowling Stadium.

May shoots 298 at Open Championships

May shoots 298 at Open Championships

Ryan May of Sinking Spring, Pa., has been a dedicated participant at the USBC Open Championships since 1998, and his 13th appearance turned out to be a lucky one as he turned in a career-best performance at the National Bowling Stadium on Sunday.

Captain&amp;#39;s Corner: David Drake Jr.

Captain's Corner: David Drake Jr.

This installment of the USBC Open Championships Captain's Corner series features David Drake, Jr. of Durham, N.C.

Californian rolls fourth 298 at 2011 OC

Californian rolls fourth 298 at 2011 OC

Leo DiBenedetto of Rancho Cordova, Calif., flirted with perfection in his second game of singles, stringing 11 consecutive strikes before leaving the 6-10 combination for a 298 game at the USBC Open Championships.

Bo knows bowling at Open Championships

Bo knows bowling at Open Championships

Bo Goergen of Sanford, Mich., has enjoyed a long career at the USBC Open Championships, and he has gotten better with age and experience.

Idaho bowler wins truck through Eagle&amp;#39;s Nest

Idaho bowler wins truck through Eagle's Nest

John Conway of Boise, Idaho, was the winner of a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck through the USBC Eagle's Nest, a club formed by USBC and the RSCVA to recognize team captains who fielded teams in 2010 and 2011.

Hall of Famer perfect at OC

Hall of Famer perfect at OC

Bob Chamberlain Sr. of The Villages, Fla., first gained notoriety at the USBC Open Championships as part of the 1980 Regular Team-winning, Stroh's Beer of Detroit.

League bowler knocks down 3.5 million pins

League bowler knocks down 3.5 million pins

Paul Tamburrino Sr. of Youngstown, Ohio, recently reached a personal milestone in the sport of bowling, according to his own records, by knocking down more than 3.5 million pins in his 60-year bowling career.

Mo. bowler takes lead at BJ

Mo. bowler takes lead at BJ

Before heading into the 2011 USBC Open Championships this week, Casey Murphy of Nixa, Mo., wanted to get warmed up on a challenging lane condition and found that opportunity at the nearby Storm Bowlers Journal Championships presented by USBC.