This is Norm Duke’s famous “towel shot.”  Norm demonstrates how he does it and how he holds the towel.

This happened in the 2006 PBA Atlanta Classic.  Walter Ray Williams, Jr. left the “big 4″ split, the 4-6-7-10.  As it is typically not a make-able spare, Walter Ray even surprised himself as he covered it!

This is the video of Jim Cripps, the “backwards bowler.”  Jim manages to be fairly successful with this unusual style.

Brian Voss left a pocket 7-10 split at a crucial point in a match during the PBA Don and Paula Carter Mixed Doubles event.  Voss ended up needing to make the spare to win the match and advance to the TV Finals of the tournament.  This is definitely one to see.

Tony Reyes makes a perfect shot using a ramp to jump the ball over two other bowling balls.  Somehow, Tony manages to still get a strike to win!

Here Norm Duke converts on a very difficult trick shot.  He spins a ball and pushes it down the lane.  Meanwhile, he throws his strike shot and leaves a pin.  The spinning ball converts the spare.  This trick is really unbelievable.

This is a human bowling clip from a Japanese game show.  The contestant slides down the lane and uses his body to knock down the pins.

Here is the famous “Machuga Flop” as performed by Mike Machuga in the 2005 PBA Greater Omaha Classic.  Mike had the match wrapped up and did this on his fill ball.

Here Chris Barnes shows how to make the “flying eagle” trick shot.  This is Barnes’ signature trick shot.  He is known for making this more than anyone else.  This was done in the PBA Trick Shot Challenge.

Here is the famous shot that the two-handed wonder from Finland, Osku Palermaa, made at the PBA World Series of Bowling.  Osku lofted the ball over a chair, which was placed beyond the arrows, which resulted in a strike.