Dave D'Entremont

Dave D'Entremont, of Middleburg Heights, Ohio, was an American professional ten-pin bowler on the PBA Tour, born in 1961 and dying in 2013. Over a career of nearly thirty years he won six national titles, one of them a major, finished runner-up ten times and reached the top five another nineteen times, earning more than 1.3 million dollars in prize money. His first PBA Tour win was the 1992 Fresno Open over Marc McDowell, and in 1995 he made nine televised finals, won two titles and took the Harry Smith Points Leader Award with a then record 184,075 dollars in earnings. His lone major was the 1996 Brunswick World Tournament of Champions, won as a five seed through four stepladder matches, and his last title was the 2002 Wichita Open over Chris Barnes. He was inducted into the Greater Cleveland and Ohio State Bowling Halls of Fame and died at age 52.