Frank's greatest bowling exploits have been on television. In 1960 he became the sport's highest money winner, with some TV sharp-shooting which netted him more than $70,000. Twice he broke the jackpot on Milton Berle's "Jackpot Bowling" program to the delight of millions of televiewers, and the Internal Revenue Department. He cracked the first jackpot—for $26,000—on February 12, and the second one for $41,000 on October 10. Other TV appearances as well as exhibition fees brought his income for 1960 over the $100,000 mark—another record for the former $4,500-a-year schoolteacher.

Frank's newest project is a bowling center now being readied for opening in Boonton, New Jersey. It's a 24-lane establishment, all bright and modern, and designed to pro­vide fun for the whole family.

Though Frank Clause has been listed as a professional and a member of the Professional Bowlers Association for only the past five years, he has devoted the whole of his lifetime to the sport. As a teenager in Old Forge, and as a fledgling teacher, he bowled.

Writing a bowling book "has always been one of my ambitions," declares Frank. His prescription for success in bowling, he feels, should be promulgated to as many people as possible. Not only will it help you get the very most pins, but it will lead to the greatest enjoyment you can derive from the sport. His one basic guiding rule is this...[Chapter Incomplete]

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