in the 2008–09 season. Career tour titles PBA Tour Titles Major championships are in bold text. 1970 Heidelberg Open, Seattle, Washington. 1971 Cougar Open, New York, New York. 1972 Portland Open, Portland, Oregon. 1972 Japan Starlanes Open, Redwood City, California. 1972 American Airlines Open, St. Louis, Missouri. 1973 Seattle Open, Seattle, Washington. 1973 PBA National Championship, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1974 PBA Tournament of Champions, Akron, Ohio. 1974 PBA National Championship, Downey, California. 1974 Home Box Office Open, San Jose, California. 1974 Fresno Open, Fresno, California. 1974 Canada Dry Open, Cleveland, Ohio. 1974 Winston-Salem Hawaiian Invitational, Honolulu, Hawaii. 1975 Greater L.A. Open, Arcadia, California. 1975 Long Island Open, Garden City, New York. 1975 PBA National Championship, Downey, California. 1975 Quad Cities Open, Davenport, Iowa. 1975 Jackson Open, Jackson, New Jersey. 1975 Waukegan Open, Waukegan, Illinois. 1975 Buzz Fazio Open, Battle Creek, Michigan. 1976 Midas Open, Windsor Locks, Connecticut. 1976 AMF Dick Weber Five-Star Open, Tamarac, Florida. 1976 Fresno HBO Open, Fresno, California. 1976 Waukegan Open, Waukegan, Illinois. 1976 Buzz Fazio Open, Battle Creek, Michigan 1976 AMF Grand Prix of Bowling, Allen Park, Michigan. 1977 Miller Lite Classic, Torrance, California. 1977 ABC Masters, Miami, Florida. 1977 Waukegan Open, Waukegan, Illinois. 1978 AMF Magicscore Open, Kissimmee, Florida. 1978 PBA Tournament of Champions, Akron, Ohio. 1979 Long Island Open, Garden City, New York. 1980 Long Island Open, Garden City, New York. 1981 Rolaids Open, Florissant, Missouri. 1981 AMF Magicscore Open, Peoria, Illinois. 1981 PBA National Championship, Toledo, Ohio. 1981 Long Island Open, Garden City, New York. 1982 ARC Alameda Open, Alameda, California. 1982 PBA National Championship, Toledo, Ohio. 1982 Miller High Life Open, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1983 True Value Open, Peoria, Illinois. 1983 PBA National Championship, Toledo, Ohio. 1984 ABC Masters, Washington, New Jersey. References External links Earl Anthony's Dublin Bowl Biography Earl: The Greatest Bowler of all Time 1938 births 2001 deaths American ten-pin bowling players Bowling broadcasters Sportspeople from Tacoma, Washington Sportspeople from Oregon Accidental deaths from falls Accidental deaths in Wisconsin