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Articles in Fall, 2004 issue of Bowling Digest

• 2004 first-half senior tour leaders
• Exempted
  by Roger Gulick
• Format tweaks
• Can't get there from here: the lack of a women's pro tour in 2004 has scattered former PWBA superstars in every direction
  by Rick Woelfel
• A major premonition: familiarity bred a victory in the 1990 U.S. Open for this precocious six-time titlist
  by Ron Palombi, Jr.
• Get wise and accessorize: with so many bowling tools to choose from, make sure all of them fit into your bag—and your game
  by Kim Adler
• Circle athletics
• Smith takes YABA's Coach of the Year honors
• Schedule of major events: all dates and locations subject to change
• Sporting opinions
  by Chris TenBraak
• Splitting the difference: a unique new center in central Florida is the perfect combination of retro styling and gaming galore
  by Kim Adler
• Storm
• An undefeated Dickinson masters the lanes in Las Vegas
• These trials were taxing
  by Brett Ballantini
• A Canadian teen gives the PBA a shot
  by Larry Paladino
• Finnishing the job: Finland's Mika Koivuniemi had a breakout season, earning him our top award in one of the more heated races yet
  by Brett Ballantini
• Dyno-Thane
• Pins & puns
  by Chuck Pezzano
• Getting technical again
  by Shaina Schwartz
• Regional roundup
• Sport bowling is growing up: the program aimed to ensnare bowlers who seek greater challenges begins its fourth season with a head of steam
  by Johnny Campos
• The Professor calls class back in session
• Bowling digest strikes it big
  by Brett Ballantini
• Broken game? Tape it back together
  by Bill Spigner
• Visionary bowling products
• Approach etiquette
  by Bill Elliott
• Schenkel, PBA: a perfect match
  by Dick Evans
• Brunswick
• Glass begins to build his case for another Bowler of the Year trophy
• A modest proposal
  by Jim Obringer
• Odor-Eaters comes through
• When tomorrow isn't an option: one hundred and twenty-nine PBA members hoped to beat the odds and climb into the exempt field for the 2004-05 PBA tour, but only eight emerged from Stardust Bowl II with their national status intact
  by Lydia Rypcinski
• Roto-Grip
• Pete of mind
  by Justin Irvine
• Under the wire: in the season's final hour, this consummate PBA veteran turned the hot streak of a lifetime into a win at the PBA World Championship
  by Larry Paladino
• H.J. Malone associates
• Ozio's long wait is finally over
• Bowling loses legends Golden, Reichert
• Pin your game down right: pin placement is a key component in attacking the lanes and playing to your strengths
  by Parker Bohn, III
• Columbia 300
• DiRupo holds off Feldman for her first Queens win