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Cowboys Stadium Set To Host Women's Bowling Competition

Cowboys Stadium tonight will host bowling's U.S. Women's Open, and it will mark the "first time a women's major professional bowling event takes place in a traditional sporting venue." The five finalists will bowl on lanes "set up on each side of the blue star at the 50-yard line," with the action also to be shown on the stadium video board. The Open is expected to "set a world record for attendance at a bowling event," surpassing the crowd of 7,212 on hand for the men's U.S. Open at Joe Louis Arena in '95 (FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM, 6/30).

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