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An 1892 portrayal of a bowling establishment in the Spalding Athletic Library reflects the sport's social aspect.
An 1892 portrayal of a bowling establishment in the Spalding Athletic Library reflects the sport's social aspect.
Modern day bowling alley in Georgia
Modern day bowling alley in Georgia
Bowling alleys often had a negative image, as shown in this 1836 editorial portraying bowling alleys as "drunkeries" that were "visited by a set of as
Bowling alleys often had a negative image, as shown in this 1836 editorial portraying bowling alleys as "drunkeries" that were "visited by a set of as miserably profane, drunken, worthless chaps as can be found".
To project a classy image, this 1838 New York newspaper ad for the Knickerbocker Hotel's three bowling lanes boasted "excellent accommodations" and ap
To project a classy image, this 1838 New York newspaper ad for the Knickerbocker Hotel's three bowling lanes boasted "excellent accommodations" and appealed to "gentlemen to perform their ablutions".
PBA bowler John Furey uses a conventional (one-handed) delivery. Finger rotation can induce axis rotation, causing the ball to hook (curve).
PBA bowler John Furey uses a conventional (one-handed) delivery. Finger rotation can induce axis rotation, causing the ball to hook (curve).
Delivery styles often involve a long follow-through and widely extended balance arm and leg. (shown: Clara Guerrero)
Delivery styles often involve a long follow-through and widely extended balance arm and leg. (shown: Clara Guerrero)
This 1894 depiction emphasizes the social nature of the sport. Balls of different sizes are used for games other than tenpin.
This 1894 depiction emphasizes the social nature of the sport. Balls of different sizes are used for games other than tenpin.
An 1895 advertisement for bowling lockers (price: $6.00 each section) suggests the attire and facilities used by bowlers of the era.
An 1895 advertisement for bowling lockers (price: $6.00 each section) suggests the attire and facilities used by bowlers of the era.