Talk:Bowling at the Pan American Games

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 * ====History of Asian and Pan American bowling events====

At the Americas-exclusive 1983 Pan American Games tenpins were a demonstration sport, with the tournament held in a similar manner to how it was held five years later, for similar demonstration purposes, at the 1988 Seoul Games. The sport also appears to have been a full-medal-level sport at two of the Asian Games celebrations before 1991: the first time at the eighth Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand in 1978 (five years before its Pan American Games demonstration appearance in 1983); with the second medal-level appearance at the Asian Games occurring at its twelfth celebration in Seoul, South Korea in 1986, two years before the Summer Olympics demonstration event there. As a direct result of the 1983 experience in Caracas, Venezuela, for the first time anywhere (that would start a successive series of it being held anywhere), on August 2, 1991 in Havana, Cuba, the tenpin sport earned a continuing, full "medal status" in an international multisport competition: the eleventh competition of the Pan American Games, at which all the nations of the Americas compete every four years. Unlike the Asian Games bowling events held before the 1994 Games in Japan, when bowling joined the full-medal sports held at all successive celebrations at the Asian Games, the medal-level tenpin competition has been held at every Pan American Games since 1991, and is a part of the 2019 Games to be held in Lima, Peru. —RCraig09 (talk) 14:38, 28 March 2019 (UTC)