bowling

Was there a point in time in the Capital Region when bowling was the big activity for everyone to do? Some nostalgic folks on Reddit think so.

A big celebration for a man who created many big things

This week, New Yorkers will get to see bowling alleys re-open and guidelines released about the possible re-opening of fitness centers. Little by little, New York is (kind of) starting to go back to normal.  Sure, travel is restricted, there's no big concerns, businesses remain closed...

After taking over the 57,000 square feet area once owned by Lucky Strike over the summer.

Don't worry we have plenty of bowling alleys.

Being a big fan of the movie Kingpin starring Woody Harrelson, Randy Quaid and Bill Murray, it's always great to stumble upon a good bowling story.

I remember so many nights hanging out at the bowling lanes with my friends, trying to hit a strike.  It looked more like me two-handedly rolling the ball between my legs towards a set of pins, but every once in awhile I hit a strike.  In college it was 'cosmic bowling,' and my friends and I would go late-night to the lanes, with a few beers in us, and compete in the darkness under neon lights to s

These old guys feel as if the were fired from the bowling alley they worked at because they are 'too fat and too old'. Is that even legal?

What does a ski hill, gigantic inflatable 'Zorb' ball, several pins, and people with some free time on their hands equal? Human Bowling. And it's a lot more fun than the name suggest.

Jim Cripps is a man famous for his bowling skills - of a different kind. The Tennessee native has the world record for bowling, backwards.

I really think that 2012 will be the year of the fail.  This fail most of us has done at least once or twice at a bowling alley near you.  The only difference between this fail is supposedly this bowler is a professional.  If this fail had happened on a Saturday night to you, your friends would have spit beer out their nose from laughing.  However in this video, nobody laughs, its all too serious!

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