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Ever Go Candle Pin Bowling ???
I'm not a big bowler but my brother in law is ... he's been in some pro tournaments and has like a 230 average and 4 perfect game rings ... (something like that ) .. well in Vermont they are big on Candle Pin Bowling and told him that any one can bowl with a ball and pins that big ...lol so we had to try it .. it was fun ..kinda like bowling with a softball and the pins are thin like a bottle of beer ... I'm not sure what a good score is but i bowled a 62 ...lol but my brother in law bowled like an 80 something and he's a pro ..
anyone into this where they live? |
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We used to have Gold pins.When you got it in the middle and got a strike you would get 50 bucks :glugglug
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used to go when i was kid and growing up in the northeast. don't even think they know what candlepin bowling is in Florida
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Yeah, growing up in new england, long time ago in a suburban nightmare far far away. Such little balls.
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never heard of it before
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I haven't gone candle pin bowling in years. Duckpin is much better. :) 220ish average.
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Back in high school (many many years ago) we used to recieve the new england sports network on our satellite dish and I used to watch it on TV all the time. I've always wanted to try it but have never had the opportunity.
I'm a decent regular bowler (high 180's average), but would like to try both candlepin and duckpin. |
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What is the difference between candlepin and duckpin? I used to go duckpin bowling at Lang's in Cranston lol |
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i grew up with candlepins in mass - once in a while we'd go "regular bowling" (there were only a couple of places to do it near me) - we called it "going big balls" lol duckpins are a hoot - the bands around the middle of the pins make them fly around like a pinball machine :winkwink: |
nope never....
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Weren't candle and duckpin the same thing?
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Duckpin. Yup done that before. It's a good time.
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nope, candlepins look like - well - candles. duckpins look sort of like "regular" bowling pins but they're short and squat. and the balls for duckpins are a little larger and heavier than candlepin balls. also, with candlepins the dead pins aren't cleared off the alley between balls - with duckpins, there is a "sweeper thing" that comes from the side of the alley to clear the dead wood between balls. |
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