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1. Norway's Tore Torgersen was second with 5, 237.
2. Chris Sloan and 1994 champion Tore Torgersen also bowled two 300s.
3. The men's title went to Tore Torgersen, who nipped 1988 champion Mohammed Khalifa Al-Qubaisi in the finale, 217-215.
4. Mexico's Jose Smeke Lopez turned in a 284 in his fifth game to finish three points off the lead and three points ahead of third-place Tore Torgersen of Norway.
5. Hoffman will face Marcel van den Bosch of the Netherlands, who upset 1994 champion Tore Torgersen of Norway, two games to one ( 200-205, 258-233, 234-215 ).
6. It's difficult to find tore torgersen in a sentence. 用tore torgersen造句挺難的
7. Both teams had familiar line-ups, which featured several Weber Cup veterans, including Tore Torgersen ( Norway ) for Team Europe, and Tim Mack for Team USA, who again captained his side.
8. The game became close ( 11 pins ) and then in the 9th frame Tore Torgersen left a difficult split and missed, giving Tommy Jones the opportunity to step up and seal the victory for the Americans, and he duly obliged.
9. He was the 2000 AMF World Cup men's champion, has been elected to the World Bowling Writers ( WBW ) International Bowling Hall of Fame, after defeating Norway's Tore Torgersen in Lisbon, Portugal in the Bowling World Cup.
10. Norway's Tore Torgersen edged former champion Mohammed Khalifa 217-212 to capture the 31st Bowling World Cup, while Anne Jacobs stopped former titlist Lucy Ciovinco of the U . S . A . 226-204 to bring South Africa its first major ten pin crown.
11. In the men's division, Norway's Tore Torgersen opened the day with a 278 on his way to an eight-game series of 1, 867, giving him a qualifying total of 8, 969 and a 224.23 average for the first five days of competition.
12. Also moving into Friday's quarterfinal round are defending champion Mika Luoto of Finland, Marcel van den Bosch of the Netherlands, 1994 champion Tore Torgersen of Norway, 1988 champ Mohammed Al-Qubaisi of the United Arab Emirates, C . J . Suarez of the Philippines and Mickel Rives of France.
13. Tomas Leandersson, the men's No . 2 seed, erased the bitter memory of his runner-up finish to Rainer Puisis in the 1993 AMF BWC by sweeping 1994 BWC champion Tore Torgersen in the men's final round, 2-0 ( 247-226, 209-201 ).