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1965 Dublin, Ireland

Final Standings

1. Lauri Ajanto, Finland; 2. Tom Hathaway, USA; 3. Vittorio Noveletto, Italy.

Position Name Country Won Lost Pinfall Average Bonus Total
                 
1 Lauri Ajanto Finland 26.5 11.5 7279 191 1325 8604
2 Tom Hathaway USA 25 13 7300 192 1250 8550
3 Vittorio Noveletto Italy 21.5 16.5 7450 196 1075 8525
4 Masakazu Fujii Japan 22 16 7236 190 1100 8336
5 Birgir Solost Norway 22 16 7135 187 1100 8235
6 Wim Sassen Holland 24.5 13.5 6944 182 1225 8169
7 Daniel Huber Switzerland 19.5 18.5 7126 187 975 8101
8 Hans Pavloszky Austria 19.5 18.5 7106 187 975 8081
9 Louis Wildermeersch Belgium 24.5 13.5 6854 180 1225 8079
10 Ed Stovell Bermuda 22 16 6978 183 1100 8078
11 Juan Canelo Mexico 19.5 18.5 7010 184 975 7985
12 Dick Hall Australia 18 20 6840 180 900 7740
13 Clive Thomas G Britain 17 21 6789 178 850 7639
14 Juan Vicente Guisasola Spain 14.5 23.5 6913 181 725 7638
15 Artur Francois France 15 23 6750 177 750 7500
16 Gert Werner Germany 14 24 6793 178 700 7493
17 Iman Fattah Monaco 17 21 6544 172 850 7394
18 Lars Gallstedt Sweden 15.5 22.5 6577 173 775 7352
19 Desmond Murphy Ireland 14 24 6572 172 700 7272
20 Ib Svendsen Denmark 10.5 27.5 6386 168 525 6911

Archives

Since the first event in 1965, winning AMF’s Bowling World Cup title has been the most coveted goal in amateur bowling. Whether held in the shadows of the Great Pyramids in or under the bright lights of , each tournament has provided unforgettable moments from competition that has spanned five decades.

Browse the archives to discover or revisit these moments, competitors, and the great champions that have made up the rich history of AMF’s Bowling World Cup.