Sorting Out Strikes and Spares Scoring a Bowling Game
Title:
Sorting Out Strikes and Spares - Scoring a Bowling Game
Word Count:
412
Summary:
Believe it or not, the average recreational bowler, though capable of performing well on the b
Keywords:
bowling techniques, bowling tips, bowling technique, bowling rules, bowling score, history of
Article Body:
Believe it or not, the average recreational bowler, though capable of performing well on the b
Many bowling alleys now have an automatic scoring system that does all the figuring of the sco
Below is an easy way (hopefully) to follow walk-through of how the fallen pins convert to poin
1. As you may already know, each game is divided into 10 frames. That number corresponds with
2. In the smaller box, you should write down the number of pins that fell on the player’s firs
3. In the box next to the smaller one where you recorded the first attempt, write down the num
4. Add the two numbers together and place the result (total) in the larger space at the bottom
5. If a strike was made on the first attempt, mark it with an ’X’ in the small box. Add 10 poi
6. If a second strike followed the first one, add 10 points for the first strike, another 10 f
7. In the event of a spare, indicate a slash (/) in the small box after all the pins have been
The tediousness of the process is overshadowed by the convenience of computers doing it, but i
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Sorting Out Strikes and Spares - Scoring a Bowling Game
Word Count:
412
Summary:
Believe it or not, the average recreational bowler, though capable of performing well on the b
Keywords:
bowling techniques, bowling tips, bowling technique, bowling rules, bowling score, history of
Article Body:
Believe it or not, the average recreational bowler, though capable of performing well on the b
Many bowling alleys now have an automatic scoring system that does all the figuring of the sco
Below is an easy way (hopefully) to follow walk-through of how the fallen pins convert to poin
1. As you may already know, each game is divided into 10 frames. That number corresponds with
2. In the smaller box, you should write down the number of pins that fell on the player’s firs
3. In the box next to the smaller one where you recorded the first attempt, write down the num
4. Add the two numbers together and place the result (total) in the larger space at the bottom
5. If a strike was made on the first attempt, mark it with an ’X’ in the small box. Add 10 poi
6. If a second strike followed the first one, add 10 points for the first strike, another 10 f
7. In the event of a spare, indicate a slash (/) in the small box after all the pins have been
The tediousness of the process is overshadowed by the convenience of computers doing it, but i
This is a demo version of txt2pdf v.10.1
Developed by SANFACE Software http://www.sanface.com/
Available at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html