Unlike virtually all top-level tournaments, qualifying for the United States Bowling Congress Masters is not about leading — it's about making the cut. And that's part of its charm and allure. So while Matt Ogle continued to get the headlines as he maintained his lead through Wednesday’s second round of qualifying, the real action was around 64th place (since defending champion Jason Belmonte was in the top 64 after two rounds). Once Thursday’s third round of qualifying...