American bowling players

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 55. Chapters: Chris Paul, Jerome Bettis, Walter Ray Williams, Jr., Chris Barnes, Jean Havlish, Guppy Troup, Pete Weber, Earl Anthony, Kelly Kulick, Tommy Jones, Norm Duke, Dick Weber, Robert Mushtare, Lynda Barnes, Liz Johnson, Mike Scroggins, Bill O'Neill, Mark Roth, Wes Malott, George Branham III, Jeff Carter, Wayne Webb, Carolyn Dorin-Ballard, Marshall Holman, Nelson Burton, Jr., Patty Costello, Don Carter, Dot Wilkinson, Brian Voss, Parker Bohn III, Buzz Fazio, Del Ballard Jr., Johnny Petraglia, Rhino Page, Kim Adler, Randy Pedersen, John Burkett, Patrick Healey Jr., Doug Kent, Diandra Asbaty, Robert Smith, Dick Ritger, Stasia Czernicki, Tom Smallwood, Glenn Allison, Mike Aulby, Don Johnson, Dave Ryan, Billy Hardwick, Michael Fagan, Carmen Salvino, Wendy Macpherson, Andy Varipapa, Mike Durbin, Sean Rash, Michael Haugen Jr., Tom Baker, Michelle Feldman, Dave Soutar, Shannon O'Keefe, Jess Stayrook, Jason Couch, Danny Wiseman, Patrick Allen, Marion Ladewig, Traynor Ora Halftown, Fred Borden, Bob Benoit, Billy Welu, David Ozio, Dave Davis, Jason Lundquist, Hiroto Hirashima, Maxine Allen, Leanne Barrette, Bryan Goebel, John Handegard, Hank Marino, Chaz Dennis, Bob Learn, Jr., John Mazza, Dave Husted, Donna Adamek, Kamron Doyle, Billy Oatman, Tim Mack, Steve Cook, Ken Yokobosky, David O'Sullivan, Nelson Burton, Sr., Edith Burroughs, Mike Mullin, Eddie Lubanski, Bill Hoffman, Ben Laughlin, David Joseph Pruett, Fred Schreyer. Excerpt: Christopher Emmanuel Paul (born May 6, 1985) is an American professional basketball point guard for the New Orleans Hornets. Paul was born and raised in North Carolina. Despite only playing two varsity basketball seasons in high school, he was a McDonald's All-American and accepted a scholarship with nearby Wake Forest University. After his sophomore year with the Demon Deacons, he declared for the draft. Since being selected 4th overall in the 2005 NBA Draft by New Orleans, Paul has been a NBA Rookie of the Year (2006), a four-time All-Star, and an All-NBA and All-Defensive team honoree. He led the Hornets to the second round of the 2008 NBA Playoffs. He has also won an Olympic Gold Medal with the United States national basketball team. Off the court, Paul is a notable ten-pin bowler and a sponsored spokesperson for the United States Bowling Congress (USBC). He has participated in numerous celebrity and youth bowling events as the head of the CP3 Foundation to benefit programs in Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina, and charities in Winston-Salem. Chris Paul was born in Lewisville, North Carolina as the second son of Charles Edward Paul and Robin Jones after Charles "C.J." Paul. Growing up, Chris and C.J. spent the summer working at their grandfather's gas station. Paul played at West Forsyth High School in Clemmons, North Carolina, where he was a 2003 McDonald's All-American and was named North Carolina's Mr. Basketball for 2003 by The Charlotte Observer. Paul averaged 30.8 points, 9.5 assists, 5.9 rebounds, and 6.0 steals per game as a senior in leading his team to a 27-3 record and the Class 4A Eastern Regional finals. That same year, at the beginning of the season, Paul scored 61 points in honor of his grandfather, Nathaniel Jones, who, days before, had been beaten to death. Paul scored one point for every year his grandfather lived. When Paul reached the 61-point mark, he intentionally missed a free throw, then took himself out of the game even though the state