Thank you for your continued support of our Chesapeake Bay Bowling Senate (CBBS), and of The National Bowling Association, Inc. (TNBA). We appreciate your interest and participation in both our local senate and national tournaments and activities.
To keep you up-to-date with CBBS and TNBA, we continue to send our "Member Blasts" to members who have provided us with email addresses. We hope you find this useful. If you are not receiving the blasts and wish to, notify us by sending your email address to our secretary.
THANK YOU
to all who participated in the 2011 CBBS HANDICAPPED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT! Complete results are available in our tournament information section. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WINNERS!!
The National Bowling Association, Inc. is a non-profit corporation,
organized in August 1939, in Detroit, Michigan, for the express purpose of
encouraging Negroes to develop their skills in the game of Ten Pins. It was
originally known as the "National Negro Bowling Association" because
at the time of its birth, Negroes and other Non-Caucasians were not permitted to
belong to ABC or WIBC because of certain restrictive clauses in their
constitutions. In 1944, it was renamed "The National Bowling Association,
Inc." Later it participated actively in the fight for "Equality in
Bowling," and in 1950 both ABC and WIBC removed the Non-Caucasian clauses
from their constitutions. Starting in 1951 TNBA members have enjoyed the
privilege of competing in all open sanctioned tournaments.