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19th World
Men's Championship -
Henderson, Nevada, USA 2013 |
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15th World Women's Championship -
Henderson, Nevada, USA 2013 |
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14th World Women's Championship -
Hong Kong 2011 |
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18th World Men's Championship - Dream-Bowl
Palace in Munich,Germany 2010 |
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13th World Women's Championship - Las Vegas,
USA 2009 |
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17th World Men's Championship - Nonthaburi
,Thailand 2008 |
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12th World Women's Championship - Monterey,
Mexico 2007 |
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16th World Men's Championship - Pusan, Korea
2006 |
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11th World Women's Championship - Aalborg,
Denmark 2005 |
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15th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2003 |
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14th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Abu Dhabi, UAE 1999 |
|
13th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Reno, Nevada, USA 1995 |
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12th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Singapore 1991 |
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11th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Helsinki, Finland 1987 |
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10th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Caracas, Venezuala 1983 |
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9th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Manila, Philippines 1979 |
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8th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Tolworth, England 1975 |
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7th World Tenpin Bowling Championship -
Milwaukee, USA 1971 |
| 6th World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Malmo, Sweden 1967 |
| 5th World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Mexico City, Mexico 1963 |
| 4th World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Hamburg, Germany 1960
|
| 3rd World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Halsingborg, Sweden 1958 |
| 2nd World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Essen, Germany 1955 |
| 1st World Tenpin Bowling
Championship - Helsinki, Finland 1954
|
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| Henderson, Nevada, USA Australia's first participation in this
event was in 1971. |
| Full World Championship Results available
from
http://worldtenpinbowling.com/wtba/activitiesandevents/pastevents.php
|
| From 2005 onwards the World Championships
was split into the Women's World Championships
and the Men 's World Championship conducted
in alternate years . |
