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On paper, the team of Norm Duke and Walter Ray Williams Jr. should have been dominant in the first outdoor PBA event since 2001. In reality, they were.

Their team name means “good karma” in Hawaiian and so far in the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags, Tony Reyes and Robert Smith definitely have karma on their side.

With 68 Denny’s PBA Tour titles between them, it’s no surprise Norm Duke and Walter Ray Williams Jr. have proved to be a formidable team in the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags.

This Sunday, the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags returns to the airwaves for a third set of matches on ESPN.

Recently crowned 2006-07 PBA Player of the Year Doug Kent almost had to drop out of the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags, but as it turned out it was Kent who bailed out teammate Danny Wiseman to save their first match of the event.

This Sunday, the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags returns to the airwaves for a second set of matches on ESPN.

Jason Couch and Billy Oatman started the first outdoor PBA event since 2001 with a bang, defeating hometown favorite Pete Weber and teammate Sean Rash, 290-277, in the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags at Six Flags St. Louis.

This Sunday, professional bowling takes on a whole new look as the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags begins airing on ESPN.

Competition has wrapped up in the GEICO® PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags at Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka, Mo., the first outdoor PBA event since 2001. Results will not be released on PBA.com until after each show airs on ESPN.

The first outdoor PBA event since 2001 starts today as the GEICO PBA All-Star Shootout Hosted by Six Flags gets underway today in Eureka, Mo. Check here to view photos of the lane construction at Six Flags St. Louis.