Pennsylvania State USBC
2022 HOF Inductees
Shelley McCabe - Bowling Ability - Camp Hill, PA
Shelley
McCabe enters the Pennsylvania State USBC Hall of Fame for her
outstanding achievements in bowling.
Shelley has 4 certified 300 games, 3
certified 800 series, and over 150 certified 700 series.
Her highest league average is 215 and has a high series of 812.
Shelley has been active in organized bowling for 50 years.
Shelley was the 2012 & 2015 PA State
USBC Senior Women’s Singles and All-Events Champion. She
represented the state in subsequent years at the USBC National
Women’s Senior Tournament, 2013 in Reno, NV, and Green Bay, WI
in 2016. Shelley was inducted into the Greater Harrisburg USBC
Hall of Fame in 2009.
Shelley has bowled in 3 PA State USBC
Open Championships, 22 PA State USBC Women’s Championship, 16 PA
State USBC Mixed Tournaments, and 9 PA State USBC Senior
Tournaments. She has also bowled 1 USBC Open Championship, 16
USBC Women’s Championship, 11 USBC Mixed Tournaments, and 9 USBC
Senior Tournaments.
It is with great pleasure that we
induct Shelley McCabe into the Pennsylvania State USBC Hall of
Fame.
Joseph Pursel Jr - Bowling Ability - Hellertown, PA
Joseph
“Eddie” Pursel Jr. enters the Pennsylvania State USBC Hall of
Fame for his outstanding achievements in bowling.
Eddie has 1 certified 300 game. He
has a high series of 780 and his highest league average is 211.
Eddie has been active in organized bowling for 68 years.
Through 2021 Eddie has bowled in 62
consecutive USBC Open Championships. In 2018 Eddie became the 22nd
bowler to join the 100,000-pin club putting him 16th
on the all-time list for pin fall. His lifetime tournament
average is 184 for 567 games.
Eddie has bowled 36 PA State USBC
Open Championships, and 21 PA State USBC Senior Tournaments. He
has 2 Open Team championships, 1 Scratch Doubles title, 1
Handicap Doubles title, and 1 PA State USBC Senior title.
In multiple local associations Eddie
has amassed a total of 44 titles. He was the 1964 BPAA All-Star
Match Game Champion. In New Jersey, Eddie was part of the 1965
championship team.
Eddie was inducted into the Hall of
Fame in the following local associations, Bethlehem Area, Easton
Area, and Slate Belt.
There are many more achievements that
are far too numerous to list!
It is with great pleasure that we
induct Joseph E. “Eddie” Pursel Jr. into the Pennsylvania State
USBC Hall of Fame.
James Tomek Jr - Bowling Ability - New Cumberland, PA
James
Tomek Jr. enters the Pennsylvania State USBC Hall of Fame for
his outstanding achievements in bowling.
Jim has 167 certified 300 games, and
138 certified 800 series. His highest league average is
256 and has a high series of 878. Jim has been active in
organized bowling for 41 years.
Jim was a member of the Scratch Team
champions in the 2011 PA State USBC Open and 2012 PA State USBC
Scratch and Handicap team. He has 4 PA State USBC Mixed
Tournament titles and was the runner-up in the 2011 PA State
USBC Masters Tournament. He has 5 titles in the Greater
Harrisburg USBC, had high average 4 times in Greater Harrisburg,
and once in York/Adams County USBC. Jim was inducted into the
Greater Harrisburg USBC Hall of Fame in 2012.
Jim has bowled in 16 PA State USBC
Open Championships, 6 PA State USBC Mixed Tournaments, and 21
USBC Open Championships. He is a two-time PBA Eastern Regional
Player of the Year, a PBA Member from 1998-2020 and bowled on
the National Tour from 2001-2020 where his best finish was third
in 2004. His best finish in a major was seventh in the 2002 USBC
Masters. Jim also has 8 PBA Regional titles. He was part of a
doubles team that shot 600 and was high score in the nation for
the 2010-2011 season.
It is with great pleasure that we
induct James Tomek Jr. into the Pennsylvania State USBC Hall of
Fame.