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| the area at least 15 in long,on witch the player walks to the foul line |
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| the path of the arm behind the body during the next to the last step in the delivery. |
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| there are 2 channels on each side of the lane. once a ball falls into a chanel the bowler receives a 0. |
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| the number of pins knocked down on the frist ball. |
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| touching or going beyond the foul line |
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| one-tenth of a game. each square on a score sheet is one frame. |
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| a ball that breakes sharply toward the pocket. |
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| pins remaining after the frist delivery. |
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| area between 1-2 pins for a lefty, 1-3 pins for a right hander. |
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| knocking down all remaining pins with the second ball |
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| knocking down all ten pins with the frist ball |
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| sighting targets embedded in the lane to help the boowler align a start position. usually 15' down the lane from the foul line. |
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| patth of the pins created by many balls rolled in the same general area. |
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| surface which the ball is rolled |
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| pins that have been knocked down (candelpin) |
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| a frame having neither a spare or strike |
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| various combinations of pins standing after the throw where one or more pins have been knocked down creating a space between standing pins. |
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| 300 score, a game of all strikes, 12 in a row. |
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| the actual score the bowler makes; it is without any handicap adjustment to equalize the bowlers scores. |
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| getting 3 strikes in the 10th frame |
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| hitting the opposite side of the pocket |
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| two pins, one directly behind the other |
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