1960 PBA Points, after 4 of 12 Tournaments

1. Harry Smith, Baltimore, Maryland, 62,560.

2. Bob Chase, Kansas City, Kansas, 55,300.

3. Ed Lubanski, Detroit, Michigan, 43,750.

4. Al Savas, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 38,670.

5. Dick Weber, Saint Louis, Missouri, 36,060.

6. Joe Joseph, Lansing, Michigan, 30,210.

7. Tom Hennessey, Saint Louis, Missouri, 30,180.

8. Earl Johnson, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 30,091.

9. Don Carter, Saint Louis, Missouri, 27,340.

10. Clyde Hobbs, Cleveland, Ohio, 23,150.


Milestones 

Lifetime 
Dick Weber became the 1st bowler to reach 200,000.
Joe Joseph became the 2nd bowler to reach 125,000.
Harry Smith, became the 3rd bowler to reach 125,000.
Don Carter became the 6th bowler to reach 100,000.
Tom Hennessey became the 7th bowler to reach 100,000.

Season
Jack Biondolillo reached 10,000 for the 1st time. 
Vern Downing reached 10,000 for the 1st time. 
Buzz Fazio reached 10,000 for the 2nd time. 
Tom Hennessey reached 10,000 for the 2nd time. 
Jack Lang reached 10,000 for the 1st time. 
Bill Lillard reached 10,000 for the 2nd time. 
Stan Marchut reached 10,000 for the 1st time. 
Ed Shuler reached 10,000 for the 1st time. 
Don Carter reached 20,000 for the 2nd time. 
Ronnie Gaudern reached 20,000 for the 1st time.
Tom Hennessey reached 20,000 for the 2nd time. 
Clyde Hobbs reached 20,000 for the 2nd time. 
Steve Nagy reached 20,000 for the 2nd time. 
Tom Hennessey reached 30,000 for the 2nd time. 
Earl Johnson reached 30,000 for the 1st time. 
Joe Joseph reached 30,000 for the 2nd time. 
Harry Smith reached 30,000 for the 2nd time. 
Dick Weber reached 30,000 for the 2nd time. 
Ed Lubanski reached 40,000 for the 2nd time. 
Harry Smith reached 40,000 for the 2nd time. 
Bob Chase reached 50,000 for the 1st time. 
Harry Smith reached 50,000 for the 2nd time. 
Harry Smith reached 60,000 for the 2nd time.