Bowling Etiquette Rules and Common Courtesy
Simple bowling etiquette rules emphasize common courtesy and safety. The guide covers lane order, not crossing in front of bowlers, being ready on your turn, avoiding distractions, handling clothing and shoes, asking before using another ball, and maintaining fair play and gracious conduct. It stresses observing the foul line and preventing slips, while encouraging sportsmanship.
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WIBC Celebrates its Hardened Birthday
The Women's International Bowling Congress WIBC founded in 1916 in St Louis marks its 1969 70 season anniversary. WIBC with about three million members governs rules sanctions and service programs for women bowlers through delegates and officers. The annual world service event is the WIBC Championship Tournament rotating across the nation with 1970 in Ohio and 1971 in Georgia.
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The PBA based in Akron Ohio has grown from 33 to about 900 members since 1959 and now schedules a cross country tour with prize money near 1.8 million dollars. Early TV exposure boosted bowling's profile with stars like Carter Weber Fazio Welu and Bluth aiding national broadcasts on ABC since 1972.
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