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Articles in Spring, 2004 issue of Bowling Digest

• TD: Mr. Consistency?
• A plea to simplify
  by Paul Jacobs
• Couture gets the call from the ABC Hall
• Bowling ball, meet pins: our pro on the go steps back all the way to her first day of bowling to guide beginners through the game
  by Kim Adler
• Shafer's shots were simply spectacular
• Pins & puns
• From the publisher
  by Norman Jacobs
• National Bowling Stadium renews ties with the ABC
• The PBA is trying to tackle football
  by Dick Evans
• It ain't over till it's over: getting edged out by Brian Voss taught this sharpshooter a valuable lesson that sticks with him to this day
  by Dick Denny
• Better than ever
  by Carolyn Dorin-Ballard
• Two boards give the USBC their approval
• Where everybody knows your name: these lanes may be a throwback, but the camaraderie—and the competition—rival anything you'll find in a bigger center.
  by Angelique Anacleto
• Schedule of major events
• Pros and cons
  by Kenneth Sheen
• These bumpers will withstand any bruises
• Unstuffing the stockings: when the hustle and bustle of the holidays dies down, it's time to incorporate new equipment into your game
  by Parker Bohn, III
• Healey finally gets his second title
• Tension is a PBA plus
  by Brett Ballantini
• Re: Pete
  by Kevin Mullooly
• The "Mack attack" draws first blood on the PBA tour
  by Lydia Rypcinski
• The price is right: Pinacle Events' Steve Sanders steps forward to revitalize the women's tour
  by Rick Woelfel
• Smith rolls the power bail for his fifth win
• Perfect week
  by Paul M. Matosic
• Haunting the Web for tenpin radio?
  by John Jowdy
• Don't add weight—instead, accelerate
  by Bill Spigner
• Allen is outstanding in Springfield
• Senior stars
  by Al Harrison
• Miller Lite bubbles to the top
• Midseason Product Guide
• Duke puts up a clutch performance in K.C
• Pro-am fan
  by Mick Weiss
• Pins have no choice but to be sucked into the vortex
• Not-so-outrageous fortune: coming off of his most successful season yet, this two-time titlist is setting a lofty goal of dominating the PBA tour
  by Lydia Rypcinski
• 2003-04 PBA tour leaders
• Shafer slam
  by Debra Wolicki
• Not just for everyman
• Be a good sport and play it straight: when attacking the industry's premium condition, success comes by creating greater forward roll to the pocket
  by John Jowdy
• Jaros jumps past Johnson to take the Toledo final
• The end
  by Dick Campello
• Last but not least: in a field more competitive than ever, Bob Chamberlain waited until the season's very last event to establish himself as the best of the best
  by Brett Ballantini
• Couch kicks back in comfort after securing his 11th title