It's a valid question, but I doubt you'll ever see it happen. If anything, USBC wants to cut back on the number of awards given out for house shot honor scores, and I can't say I blame them. Don't get me wrong, shooting the type of numbers you referenced is certainly a great accomplishment no matter the conditions. Still, the last thing that a company that's losing membership - and membership revenue - wants to do is come up with a new way to spend money.

Charlest - I believe that is still the record. Shot in 1989 I believe.

I agree in that I don't believe they want to start new award primarily for cost reason. But the 4 game set seems to be a more common occurrence in leagues.

What leagues do you see going to a 4 game format? Heck, you can barely get people to commit to 3 games a week!?!

Charlest - I believe that is still the record. Shot in 1989 I believe.

I agree in that I don't believe they want to start new award primarily for cost reason. But the 4 game set seems to be a more common occurrence in leagues.

Yes Tom shot his record 1198 4 game set in 1989 firing games of 300-299-300-299, amazing. He runs the proshop at Bowler City lanes in NJ. Nice guy and one tough opponent.

Most of the time I see 4 game leagues only during the summer.

Scott - If you notice have of the subs listed don't have any games this season. They must keep subs from previous years active on the list.

I don't believe they allow any pre/post bowling but unlimited substitutes to constitute a legal lineup. But it shows how tough it is anymore to get even 3 people to commit to a league schedule.