Mine would be Earl Anthony. His focus and concentration were phenomenal, and he had such control over his physicality.  My brothers and me loved to watch him growing up.

Brad

Don Carter. The most determined bowler of all time. Lost more majors (due to politics) than he’s now credited with. If you’re a bowling historian you’ll understand.
Question: When is a major not a major?  Answer: When it suits the PBA.

Dick Weber. The GENTLEMAN and face of the early PBA. A true master of the game. He probably touched the lives of more bowlers than anyone else in the sport.

Norm Duke. My bowling hero. What a player, what a sportsman.

PDW. For stepping out of his fathers shadow and becoming a true PBA immortal in his own right.

I’m playing in third place in this 5 man team, just for one game.

Don’s leading off, Norm in two. Then me followed by Peety. With Dick in Anchor.

Hopefully they can carry my 150.

Ryan Shafer........jk.  Mike Machuga, Dave Arnold, Chris Loschesster.

Big Ern I am the greatest Schlegel.  Not really.  WRW and his automatic spare shooting.

Ryan Shafer........jk.  Mike Machuga, Dave Arnold, Chris Loschesster.

 I see what you did there.........  

For me it's a tie between Dick Weber and Mike Aulby

My grandfather bowled against Dick Weber here in Indy, I assume in the late '40's into the '50's.
Mike used to bowl ''seniors'' when I bowled ''juniors'' at Play Bowl here in Indy back in the late '70's. It seemed like every Saturday morning he was shooting either a 300 or an 800. While, I don't know him, I've never heard or seen a bad word said about him.

Both Weber and Aulby are two of the classiest bowlers ever in my mind.

PDW

Mine is a toss up between Norm Duke and Amleto Monacelli.