Childhood and Education Journey of Pete Weber (bowler) in Timeline

Discover the defining moments in the early life of Pete Weber (bowler). From birth to education, explore key events.

Pete Weber is a prominent American professional bowler, currently active in the PBA50+ tour. He is a member of both the PBA and USBC Halls of Fame, signifying his distinguished career and contributions to the sport. Known for his talent and flamboyant personality, Weber has garnered significant recognition and accolades throughout his bowling career.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements Success & Recognition

August 21, 1962: Peter David Weber Born

On August 21, 1962, Peter David Weber, who would become a prominent American bowler, was born.

1982: Cocaine, Alcohol, and Gambling

From 1982 to 1984, Pete Weber estimated he spent around $150,000 on cocaine, alcohol, and gambling.

March 1984: Entered Rehab

In March 1984, Pete Weber entered rehab to address his issues with alcohol and cocaine use. This marked the end of what his father described as "eight years of hell."

1985: Sports Illustrated Article

In 1985, Pete Weber admitted in a Sports Illustrated article to heavy alcohol and cocaine use, including a four-week binge on tour where he spent a significant amount of money.

1990: Don and Jimmy Johnson Earn PBA Titles

In 1990, Don and Jimmy Johnson matched the father-and-son achievement of earning a PBA title.

2000: PBA Tour Sold

In 2000, the PBA Tour was sold to former Microsoft executives. Steve Miller, a former Nike marketing executive, was brought in to revitalize the sport. Pete Weber was serving a suspension during this time.

2002: Don and Eugene McCune Earn PBA Titles

In 2002, Don and Eugene McCune matched the father-and-son achievement of earning a PBA title.

February 13, 2005: Death of Dick Weber

On February 13, 2005, Pete Weber's father, Dick Weber, passed away. Later that year, Pete honored his father after a victory by pointing at the "DW" patch on his sleeve.

December 4, 2005: Bowlersparadise.com Classic Victory

On December 4, 2005, Pete Weber won the Bowlersparadise.com Classic, marking his first television appearance in 666 days and his first title after his father's death.