Earl Anthony
Chronology
| 1938 | Born April 27, in Kent Washington |
| 1960 | Offered baseball contract by Baltimore Orioles |
| 1962 | Bowls for the first time |
| 1963 | Bowls seven events on the PBA Tour |
| 1969 | Joins PBA Tour for second time |
| 1970 | Wins first PBA tournament |
| 1974 | Wins PBA Nationals and the Tournament of Champions back-to-back |
| 1975 | Becomes first bowler to win $100,000 on the PBA Tour |
| 1976 | Passes Dick Weber on all-time tournament victory list |
| 1978 | Suffers heart attack |
| 1982 | Becomes first bowler to pass $1 million in career winnings |
| 1983 | Retires from PBA Tour |
| 1986 | Briefly rejoins to PBA Tour |
| 1990 | Joins PBA Seniors Tour for one year |
| 1996 | Rejoins Seniors Tour for one year |
| 1997 | Wins last PBA tournament |
| 2001 | Dies in New Berlin, Wisconsin |
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