Duckpin bowling. The least familiar ... this 20-lane house was a bowling alley prior to that, with live pin-boys setting up the pins before the invention of automatic pinsetters. ... Ten-pin bowling.

Stelson, who had just lost three straight duckpin bowling games to his friend Dan Chun, pulled out a game four win with a ...

Apples and oranges, as it turns out. Official certified duckpin bowling uses lanes that are 60 feet long, just like regular bowling. That's a long way to roll a 5-inch ball at miniature pins that ...

In duckpin bowling, the ball and pins are smaller than in regular bowling, plus the ball has no holes. Duckpin bowling dates back to the 1890s in New Haven, Connecticut, and the Massachusetts ...

Upon entering a bowling alley, you feel immediate nostalgia for one of America's finest pastimes. The unmistakable blast and resonating explosion of ten 15-inch pins scattered forcibly about a lane ...

A duckpin is about three-quarters the size of a normal bowling pin, and bowlers use a 6-inch-diameter ball. Bowlers are given a third chance to knock down all of the pins, which would represent a ...

Duckpin lanes are the same length and width as the more modern counterpart, 10-pin bowling. However, its balls are smaller, lighter and do not have holes. The club’s current alley setup is the ...

We may soon find out as the Diamond Bowling Alley on Virginia Avenue, the last duckpin bowling facility operating in the Cumberland area, goes up for sale. It could be the "end of an era," or a ...

Duckpin bowling began around the start of the 20th century, but its geographic origins are muddy. ... Until 1955, Patterson hired “pin boys” to set up its bowling pins.

Bob White, a longtime duckpin bowler from the area, remembers Betty bowling on the Paul Baker TV show. Bob bowled on the same show, and that day Betty bowled a 205 game.

Pins Mechanical Company. Duckpin bowling is just one of many activities you can play at Pins Mechanical Co., including foosball, pinball, ping pong, and bocce ball.