61. U.S. Figure Skating Association | 2002 Synchronized Team Skating Competition same track where Eric Heiden made history winning five come from miles around tothe olympic Mountain that Palace Theatre, or practice your bowling skills at http://www.usfsa.org/programs/sys/comp02/news.htm

Schedules Results Internationals Teams ... USFSA Home USFSA Sponsors Official Suppliers USFSA Partner News - 2002 U.S. Synchronized Team Championships Get ready for the 2002 U.S. Synchronized Team Championships! For the first time ever, the U.S. Synchronized Skating Championships head to the two-time Olympic village of Lake Placid, N.Y., just as the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City conclude. But even though the Olympic Center has not hosted this championship before, it is no stranger to hosting elite skating events. In fact, in the past six months the facility has seen some of the top skating stars in the world. The Venues A great place to start your Lake Placid visit, the museum gives a brief, yet informative taste of the Olympic history that encompasses Lake Placid. The museum also offers guided tours of the Olympic Center, providing a behind-the-scenes look at its history and on-going importance as a training and competition site. While figure skating is different from speed skating, the Olympic Speed Skating Oval welcomes people of all levels to give it a try. Situated in front of the Lake Placid High School, the Oval is open for public skating throughout the winter. Skating at night under the lights or during the day - on the same track where Eric Heiden made history winning five gold medals in the 1980 Games - should not be missed. A mere nine miles away in Wilmington, N.Y., Whiteface Mountain is a great escape. With the greatest vertical drop in the east, (3,430 ft.) skiers and riders come from miles around to the Olympic Mountain that also hosted the 2000 Winter Goodwill Games. The famed Kids Kampus, which was rated top ten in the country by CHILD magazine, offers a fun and easy learn-to-ski program for kids. The Whiteface Mountain Ski and Snowboard School has rentals and lesson programs for all levels -never-evers all the way up to experts. For those who would rather just enjoy the view, the Cloudsplitter gondola is open for foot passengers year-round and offers spectacular views of the Adirondacks.

62. NITBF History A Brief history. In line with other developments in tenpin bowling within the United matterssuch as those concerning the International olympic Council (IOC). http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/kennmelvin/niHist.htm

NITBF Contacts Teams Achievements ... Training History A Brief History T he first bowling centre to open in the North of Ireland was Dundonald International Icebowl (1987). Shortly thereafter, in 1988, the Northern Ireland Tenpin Bowling Association (NITBA), was formed. The NITBF came into being in 1994, replacing both the NITBA and Tenpin Bowling Association of Northern Ireland. This information is taken from the Constitution of the NITBF. The Federation has the full support of the British Tenpin Bowling Association (BTBA), the Sports Council for Northern Ireland, Federations des Quillers (FIQ) and World Tenpin Bowling Association (WTBA). In line with other developments in tenpin bowling within the United Kingdom, the NITBF is affiliated to the BTBA which, in addition to it's role as the Governing Body for England, represents the constituent Governing Bodies of the UK in international matters such as those concerning the International Olympic Council (IOC). Links Get in touch with us, Find other

63. SPORTS - Philippine Olympic Committee ABOUT US history SPORTS Activities SPONSORS The Official WebSite of the PHILIPPINEOLYMPIC COMMITTEE Grand Nat'l bowling Youth Tournament, Puyat bowling http://www.philippineolympic.com/pochome/sports6.html

The Official WebSite of the PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Philippine Amateur Baseball Association ACTIVITY DATE/VENUE STATUS REMARKS April 24-May2, 1999 Accomplished This was the most attended national tournament in PHIDBC history 4th PHIDBC YOUTH BOWLING CLINIC Baguio City-CAR May 29 -30, 1999 Was not accomplished Due to financial problem 24th NAT'L INVITATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT Accomplished NAT'L INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Angeles City August 1999 Was not accomplished It was cancelled due to bad weather 3rd PHIDBC YOUTH BOWLING CLINIC Rizal Province, Region IV September 11-12, 1999 Accomplished NAT'L INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Cainta Duckpin Bowling Tournament Sept. 1999 (3rd week) Accomplished Sanctioned by PHIDBC NAT'L INVITATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Zamboanga City, Oct. 1999 Accomplished 24th NAT'L OPEN BOWLING TOURNAMENT Accomplished SUBMISSION OF PSA NOMINEES FOR DUCKPIN BOWLING Phil. Sportwriters Asso. of the Phils. November, 1999 Submitted winners Submitted nominees to Mr. Ding Marcelo, Pres. of PSA. Unfortunately our recommendations were ignored hence, not included in the awards. REVIVAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOWLING ASSOCIATION Continuing activity Communication line w/other members: open Basketball Association of the Philippines Philippine Bowling Congress Philippine Canoe Federation Philippine Duckpin Bowling Council Philippine Equestrian Federation Philippine Football Federation Philippine Amateur Judo Association, Inc.

64. IAAAD. Enlaces Association contains news and information about the work and history of the SanMateo Elks - with tennis courts, handball, bowling, olympic size pool and http://www.iaaad.org/spa/enlaces.htm

IAAAD.- Enlaces COMITES OLÍMPICOS DEL MUNDO. Y MÁS... International Olympic Committee (IOC) - umbrella organization and supreme authority of the Olympic Movement. Canadian Olympic Association / Association Olympique Canadienne Calgary 2010 - the Olympic Winter Games bid team is a volunteer-run organization proclaiming the Calgary advantage. Référendum Québec 2010 Québec 2010 Vancouver 2010 United States ... Committee - coordinating body for Olympic s-related activity in the USA. Salt Lake City 2002 - official site of the Salt Lake Olympic Organizing Committee The New Lord of the Rings: Chapter 1 - investigative work on the International Olympic s Committee USA Badminton - national governing body for the sport of badminton in the United States and a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee Macedonian Olympic Committee Malta ... Committee - information about Maltese sports, clubs, Malta's participation at the Olympic s and the MOC. Australian Olympic Committee Denmark - National ... s (ONOC) - coordinating body for the national olympic committee s in the Oceania region.

65. The History Of Billiards, Billiards In The United States far more associated with the working class people than the history of snooker oftenwith professional instructors, in many of its bowling alleys An olympic Future http://www.allsportsbid.com/history.html

Home Auction Contact Us History of Billiards ... Billiards Posters HISTORY OF BILLIARDS The history of billiards is long and very rich. The game has been played by kings and commoners, presidents, mental patients, ladies, gentlemen, and hustlers alike. It evolved from a lawn game similar to the croquet played sometime during the 15th century in Northern Europe and probably in France. more The History of Snooker The history of snooker is long and full of tradition. The game itself is a spin-off of Billiards that was popular from the 1500's, though only in very moneyed places like the royal palaces and aristocrats. more The History Of Pool (America) The History of Pool is a far more associated with the working class people than the history of snooker. The game developed in America as a spin-off to the grand British game of Snooker. more Billiards in the United States of America How billiards came to America has not been positively established. There are tales that it was brought to St. Augustine by the Spaniards in the 1580's but research has failed to reveal any trace of the game there. More likely it was brought over by Dutch and English settlers. more WOMEN IN BILLIARDS Until very recently, billiards was completely dominated by men. The atmosphere of the poolroom was very forbidding and women had trouble being accepted there. Nonetheless, women have been enthusiastic players since the game was brought up from the ground in the 15th century.

66. CBA: Links of bowling seeking to achieve medal status for bowling at olympic competition Internationalbowling Museum and Hall of Fame - includes the history of the http://www.geocities.com/alan_thompson/Links.htm

Home FAQs History Links ... Latest Poll Links Organization/Associations Ball Manufacturers Sport Bowling Websites Training/Instruction ... Tournaments Organizations/Associations Bowl.com - representing the world's largest participation sport and recreational activity. Professional Bowlers Association - official site. Features players, tournaments, news, pro shop, and more. See also the " Women's Professional Bowler's Association ". Please watch PBA PWBA The International Federation of Bowling - world governing body for the sport of bowling - seeking to achieve medal status for bowling at Olympic competition. The Foundation - organization dedicated to preserving the integrity of bowling and finding solutions to bowling's problems - includes the "Phantom Radio" series which feature audio recorded interviews with PBA/PWBA stars like Chris Barnes, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Robert Smith, & topics of interest like Sport Bowling with Larry Vessina, Tom Clark of USA Today, etc. - provides education, communication, and recognition for Bowling Pro Shop Professionals and Instructors, creating a foundation for the advancement of the worldwide bowling industry.

67. Vishal Patel's Sports Page No one has seemingly been as popular or as recognizable in sports history. Hislighting of the olympic flame in Atlanta was a special moment. bowling. http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~vish/sports.html

Welcome to my Sports Page So here I get to talk about some of the things relating to my obsession of sports. I basically break up the discussion by each sport. You'll basically find that I always hate whoever is the best in a particular sport. Click on one of the following links if you want to go straight to a particular sport. Basketball Baseball Football Golf ... My Tough Luck Teams Basketball In basketball, my favorite team is the Utah Jazz. Mainly because of Stockton and Malone, one of the best 1-2 combinations of all time. By the time they're done, they may have the records for points, assists, steals, and even free throws and field goals made. Their durability is amazing. Also throw in Jeff Hornacek (before he retired) and Jerry Sloan, and you've got a cool team, but one with no NBA championships and only 2 Finals losses to the Bulls. I hated the Bulls, and Michael Jordan even more. I think Phil Jackson is terribly overrated because anyone can coach the teams that he's coached to NBA titles. I liked the Bad Boys Detroit Pistons, and liked both the Lakers and Celtics of the 80s. My vote for the greatest basketball player of all time: Wilt Chamberlain. Nobody has dominated the game like Wilt and no one ever will. People try to say he couldn't beat Russell, but that was because Russell was playing on teams with 5 hall of famers. The statistics never lie, and that's why I give the nod to Wilt, who did it all as a basketball player.

68. Rediff.com: Sports: The Asian Games 2002: History this time, with bowling, fencing, judo and taekwondo being added to the growing list.South Korea launched their preparations for the olympic Games by topping http://www.rediff.com/sports/ag/1986.htm

Home Sports Asian Games History Feedback ADVERTISEMENT Inside History News India at the Games All the Sports ... Specials 10th Asian Games, Seoul, Korea September 20 to October 05, 1986 Participating Nations Participants Sports/Events - Athletics, Swimming, Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Bowling, Boxing, Cycling, Equestrian, Golf, Fencing, Soccer, Judo, Hockey, Gymnastics, Handball, Canoeing, Shooting, Table Tennis, Tennis, Taekwondo, Volleyball, Wrestling, Weightlifting and Yacht Racing Seoul, the capital of South Korea, hosted the tenth Asiad, and in great style at that. It was the first time that the Games were staged under the patronage of the Olympics Council of Asia. The success of the Games was a prelude to the staging of the Olympic Games in 1988 and the country's economic prosperity of the early nineties. Although the weather on the day of the opening ceremony was not kind, the Olympic stadium, with a capacity of 100,000, was filled to capacity. There were 25 disciplines this time, with bowling, fencing, judo and taekwondo being added to the growing list. South Korea launched their preparations for the Olympic Games by topping the medals tally with 224 medals, two more than China. However, the Chinese won the gold medal race, winning 94 medals, one more than the Koreans. Japan slipped further down the rankings, placing third.

69. In Olympic Footsteps: An International Tour 1, 2, In olympic Footsteps An International Tour history meets athletic popular,but outof the-olympic-mainstream sports—bowling, billiards, karate http://away.com/features/olympicsintl_1.html

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70. Title Boards. Bowler journal international. bowling world. Journal of olympic history.Journal of physical education, recreation and dance (JOPERD) (Abstracts only). http://www.hksdb.org.hk/hksdb/html/big5/ct_e-journals1.html

71. History Of Billiards Early history. According to a study by the Billiards and bowling Institute of America,42.4 million Americans played billiards at least once in An olympic Future http://portlandpoolpage.bizland.com/history.htm

Advertising Articles Archive Billiard History Classified Ads ... Contact Us THE HISTORY OF BILLIARDS Early History T he origin of billiards will probably never be exactly pinpointed. While it may have sprung from earlier games played with balls on a table in China, Italy, or Spain, the best guess is that it originated in France as an indoor version of a lawn game similar to croquet. (On the other hand, some historians have suggested that croquet originated as an outdoor version of billiards.) The name almost certainly comes from the French billart , the stick that was used, and that word probably comes from bille , meaning "ball." When first recorded, in the 15th century, the object of the game was to push a ball through a croquet-like wicket to hit a peg, similar to the stake in croquet. Players used a club-like stick, which became known as the "mace" in England. When the ball was up against a rail, however, the head of the mace was too unwieldy and the other, narrower end of the stick was used. This was called the "queue," meaning tailhence the modern word, cue. Shakespeare refers to billiards in Antony and Cleopatrawhich led one early sports historian to conclude that it was an old Egyptian sportand by 1675 it was very popular in England. The first known rule book was published that year, and its writer claimed that there were "few Towns of note therein which hath not a publick Billiard-Table."

72. World-Wide Web Resources - Sport And Recreation Sports history. United States olympic Committee. Return to Sport and RecreationResources Table of Contents. bowling. AMF bowling Worldwide. http://www.uky.edu/Subject/sportall.html

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73. FIQ - Welcome! Official site of the organization recognized by the International olympic Committee as the world governing body for the sport of bowling since 1979. http://www.fiq.org/

74. Mtbc.org.my - MALAYSIAN TENPIN BOWLING CONGRESS: Default.htm National governing body of the Sport of Tenpin bowling in Malaysia and recognised as such by the Malaysian olympic Committee and the Government. http://www.mtbc.org.my/

Home About MTBC Feedback Guestbook Forum ... Affiliated to OCM You are No: visitor Malaysia Team march past during the opening ceremony 6th Asian Schools championship officially declared opened 3rd April, S.Prai: The 6th Asian Schools Tenpin Bowling Championship was officially declared by Y.Bhg. Dato' Haji Hassan bin Hashim, Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Education Malaysia at Megalanes, Seberang Prai today. [Read more...] Malaysia leg champions, Paulo and Shalin with their trophies Malaysia and Philippines Share Honours 31st March, P.Jaya: Malaysian and Filipino bowlers shared honours as Shalin Zulkifli made amends to win the Women's crown while Paulo Valdez made a superb comeback to bag the Men's title of the AVIVA Asian Bowling Tour Malaysia leg at Pyramid Mengalanes, Sunway Lagoon Resort. [Read more...] Second-seed Shalin Zulkifli claiming a semifinal spot Lanes Favour Malaysians and Filipinos Bowlers 30th March, P.Jaya: The Sunday crowd at the Pyramid Megalanes, Sunway Lagoon Resort saw host bowlers and bowlers from the Philippines dominating the lanes in Rounds One and Two on the first day competition of the 2003 Aviva Asian Bowling Tour Malaysia. [Read more...]

75. ELibrary.com - St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 'BOWLING MUSEUM MARKS 10TH eLibrary is the subscription based online library for fun or research. Find out more about securing your guaranteed Free 7day trial with your credit card and retrieve 'bowling MUSEUM MARKS 10TH ANNIVERSARY WITH EXHIBIT OF olympic ART' from St. http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://ask.elibrary.com/getdoc.asp%3Fpu

76. Elyria Young American Bowling Alliance Home Page Includes news, tips, Junior olympic Gold Scholarship information, tournament results, and bowling alley information. Located in Elyria, Ohio. http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/ElyriaYABA/index.html

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77. Olympic Lanes Junior Bowling League Score and average updates, Coach's profile, Bowlers' profiles for a Junior's league running at olympic Lanes bowling Center in Menands, New York. http://www.angelfire.com/ny3/ChrisChenes/Jrbowlingleague.html

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78. The History And Activity Of Korea Bowling Congress The history and Activity of Korea bowling Congress. and Korea Sports Council KoreanOlympic Committee. Korea bowling Congress was held successful bowling http://www.bowling.or.kr/eng/congress4.htm

79. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print for each winter sport throughout olympic history are here on the pre and post-olympicimpacts from http://www.powells.com/subsection/SportsandFitnessOlympics.html

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80. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print the politics behind a hundred years of olympic history. the Net The US Women's olympicIce Hockey Team http://www.powells.com/subsection/SportsandFitnessOlympics.3.html

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