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10-Pin Bowling (video game)         
1999 VIDEO GAME
10-Pin Bowling is a bowling video game developed by Morning Star Multimedia and published by Majesco Sales Inc. for the Game Boy Color.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10-Pin_Bowling_(video_game)
tenpins         
  • The inventor of this 1870 patent claims to have "invented a new and useful adaptation of the old and favorite Game of Ten-Pins ... rendered available for parlor or indoor use".<ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US107030 U.S. patent 107,030], "Game Board" or "Game-Box For Ten-Pins", issued September 6, 1870, to George Benedict Fowler of Brooklyn, New York.</ref>
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  • Though the second bowler's scratch score 183 is higher than the first bowler's scratch score 181, the first bowler's higher handicap (58 vs. 53) causes his total 239 to exceed the second bowler's total 236.
  • The "UFO" or "helicopter" release: the thumb faces the body, while the middle and ring fingers face the pins.
  • A USBC "300 game" gold ring
  • A bowling alley in Berlin (1981) with early electronic displays
  • To attract a broader range of patrons, many bowling centers offer "cosmic bowling" (shown) and host other special events.
  • Example of a modern bowling alley (2010)
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  • [[The Ronettes]] and New York disc jockey [[Murray the K]] using bowling as a promotional device in 1962, during the "golden age of bowling"<ref name=Priceonomics20140321/>
COMMON FORM OF BOWLING
Ten pin bowling; Tenpin Bowling; Ten pin; Ten-pin; Tenpin bowling; Perfect series; Tenpins; Ten Pin Bowling; Ten-Pin Bowling; Ten-Pin bowling; 10 pin bowling; 10-Pin Bowling; Big Four (bowling); World Bowling scoring; World bowling scoring; Tenpin; Gottfried Schmidt; Pin Gods; History of ten-pin bowling
n. to play tenpins
Tenpins         
  • The inventor of this 1870 patent claims to have "invented a new and useful adaptation of the old and favorite Game of Ten-Pins ... rendered available for parlor or indoor use".<ref>[https://patents.google.com/patent/US107030 U.S. patent 107,030], "Game Board" or "Game-Box For Ten-Pins", issued September 6, 1870, to George Benedict Fowler of Brooklyn, New York.</ref>
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  • loc=Chapter 11 ("I was robbed!") }}
  • loc=Chapter 8 ("Why Does My Ball Hook?") }}
  • 2008 }} <small>(Horizontal scale is compressed.)</small>
  • url-status=live }} Publication date is estimated based on March 2015 date of earliest archive.</ref>
  • Though the second bowler's scratch score 183 is higher than the first bowler's scratch score 181, the first bowler's higher handicap (58 vs. 53) causes his total 239 to exceed the second bowler's total 236.
  • The "UFO" or "helicopter" release: the thumb faces the body, while the middle and ring fingers face the pins.
  • A USBC "300 game" gold ring
  • A bowling alley in Berlin (1981) with early electronic displays
  • To attract a broader range of patrons, many bowling centers offer "cosmic bowling" (shown) and host other special events.
  • Example of a modern bowling alley (2010)
  • page=9}}</ref>
  • [[The Ronettes]] and New York disc jockey [[Murray the K]] using bowling as a promotional device in 1962, during the "golden age of bowling"<ref name=Priceonomics20140321/>
COMMON FORM OF BOWLING
Ten pin bowling; Tenpin Bowling; Ten pin; Ten-pin; Tenpin bowling; Perfect series; Tenpins; Ten Pin Bowling; Ten-Pin Bowling; Ten-Pin bowling; 10 pin bowling; 10-Pin Bowling; Big Four (bowling); World Bowling scoring; World bowling scoring; Tenpin; Gottfried Schmidt; Pin Gods; History of ten-pin bowling
·noun A game resembling ninepins, but played with ten pins. ·see Ninepins.

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10-Pin Bowling (video game)
10-Pin Bowling is a bowling video game developed by Morning Star Multimedia and published by Majesco Sales Inc. for the Game Boy Color.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/10-Pin Bowling (video game)
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