Gary L. Anderson has been continuously involved in bowling since early childhood. He has participated in and/or been exposed to all phases of the game as a worker, manager and administrator. He has “set” pins, cleaned “pits”, leveled and adjusted pin decks, buffed and conditioned lanes and managed large modern bowling centers. He has served […]
Data Not Available. Died in 1992.
Dave became a member of the GCBA (Greater Columbia Bowling Association) as a Director in 1976. He remained in that capacity until 1979, at which time he was elected fourth Vice-President. In 1980 he was elected to first Vice-President and represented the GCBA at the ABC convention in Louisville, Kentucky. Dave was instrumental in the […]
John is a native of North Carolina who moved to Columbia in 1971 and immediately made his mark in bowling. He bowled his first 300 game in Columbia after bowling for many years with having one. John was a member of the GCBA All-Star team for several years and was the top bowler during […]
Monte is a native of Wailuku, Hawaii, where he graduated from high school. He attended Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. He retired from the U.S. Army in 1974 and moved to Augusta, GA. He and his wife Christel, make their home there now. Upon arriving in Augusta, he became the Assistant Manager of the Bowling […]
J.C. Williamson, has dedicated a major portion of his life to the game of bowling. He began involvement in bowling as a pin boy at Lanier’s Columbia Bowling Center in 1950. In 1958 he began bowling while in the military averaging 167 with a backup ball. He began hooking the ball in 1961. He bowled […]