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"Bowling
Unites the Americas" |
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Come back into the past 40
plus years of the Tournament of The Americas
and relive a little bowling history with us. |
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| Welcome to our "scrapbook" of
Miami's "Las Americas" tournament. A tournament that
for over 40 years has brought together, through bowling, people of
different backgrounds, different languages and from more than 25
countries of what is now called "The American Zone" and united
them into one "bowling family". "Bowling
Unites the Americas" was the theme of the
tournament since its inception and strives to continue through its
many changes to do just that. |
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you will enjoy a look into Miami's bowling history and the people
who made, and continue to make, the Tournament of The Americas a great and long-lasting
event. Bowling does indeed "Unite the Americas". |
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Look through our scrapbooks
and maybe you will see a friend, relative or even yourself. |
Straight
from some of our scrapbook pages - the program books, pictures, news
articles, participants and even some scores................
Click on the links below to peek into the past.
The pages will be
slow to load due to the graphics and we will break a year into
several pages. |
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Our apologies in advance....we
mostly do not know in which periodicals or newspapers the articles
and pictures originally appeared or who wrote them, since that
information was not always part of the clipping. If you know to whom we should attribute a
byline or where it appeared in print, please let us know so we can
give credit. We suspect a great deal is from the pen of Dick
Evans and published in the Miami Herald. |
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You are welcome to
save any of our pictures and articles from these history pages for
your personal use. However, if you publish them in any
media, please give credit to the original writers or photographer
if known and to our website. |
