Glenn Allison Autograph

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Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	Bowling Pin Signed by 7 PBA HOF + 45 - Dick Weber Glenn Allison Dave Davis	$450.00
	Glenn Allison Signed 4x6 Photo Bowling Hall of Fame HOF USBC Mr. 900 Bowler	$1.99

Allison first made a name for himself as a team bowler of the 1950s, which included his time as a member of the Falstaffs of St. Louis with the likes of Harry Smith, Billy Welu, Dick Hoover, Buzz Fazio and Steve Nagy. In 1958, he was one of 33 bowlers who each donated $50 to help launch the Professional Bowlers Association after listening to a presentation by attorney and sports agent Eddie Elias. He won his first PBA title in 1962 and his fifth and final title in 1964. He won his lone PBA Senior Tour title in 1986.

Allison became known in bowling circles for being the first American ten-pin bowler to roll a perfect 900 series (three perfect 300 games over a three-game series) in sanctioned competition. He rolled the series on July 1, 1982 in the Anchor Girl Trio League at La Habra Bowl in La Habra, California, but the then-American Bowling Congress (ABC) did not approve his award application, citing non-complying lane conditions. The decision sparked considerable controversy, as the ABC had sanctioned a 299 and 300 at the same bowling center earlier in the season, and no other scores that night were unusually high — even on the pair of lanes on which Allison bowled. But the ABC (now USBC) has never relented and stated in 2017 that it would not retroactively recognize the feat, citing that it would call into question all other rejected honor scores from that era. Allison himself was nonchalant following the most recent USBC decision, stating, "The bowling public recognizes me perhaps more (than) if it was sanctioned," adding that he's still saluted all over the world as the original "Mr. 900". Read even more about Glenn Allison at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of Glenn Allison

The most expensive item with a signature of Glenn Allison (Glenn Allison signed autograph auto 1990 Kingpins PBA Tour Card PSA Slabbed) was sold in May 2014 for $24.00 while the cheapest item (glenn allison signed autograph card a kingpin of a bowler) found a new owner for $0.99 in November 2011. The month with the most items sold (2) was January 2011 with an average selling price of $1.14 for an autographed item of Glenn Allison. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in May 2014 with $24.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $0.99 was September 2010. In average, an autographed item from Glenn Allison is worth $2.00.

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Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	BOWLING Glenn Allison Hall of Fame HOF 1991 Kingpins SIGNED CARD AUTOGRAPHED	$14.99
	Glenn Allison #65 signed autograph auto 1990 Kingpins PBA Bowling Trading Card	$12.00
	Glenn Allison #65 signed autograph auto 1990 Kingpins PBA Bowling Trading Card	$15.00
	Glenn Allison Autograph 3x5 Signed Card Bowler - first 900 series- HOF Bowling	$1.99
	Glenn Allison PBA Bowler Autographed 2008 Rittenhouse Bowling Card	$8.95
	Glenn Allison PBA Bowling HOF Signed Autograph FDC	$9.99
	Glenn Allison PBA Bowling HOF Signed Autograph Index Card	$2.99
	Glenn Allison signed autograph auto 1990 Kingpins PBA Tour Card PSA Slabbed	$24.00
	glenn allison signed autograph card a kingpin of a bowler	$0.99
	Signed Trading Card Glenn Allison PBA Bowling Legend Autographed Kingpins 1990	$9.99