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• One possible origin is that duckpin bowling began in Baltimore Orioles.
• He retired to Maryland where he operated a duckpin bowling alley.
• Duckpin bowling has rules similar to ten-pin bowling.
• The Czechoslovakian Society of America founded a duckpin bowling league in 1946.
• L . A . does not have duckpin bowling, I assure you.
• Stephen and James Evangelical Lutheran Church, replete with duckpins on the altar.
• Duckpin balls are about half as big and weigh less than four pounds.
• Soft belly or rubberband duckpin is played in Quebec.
• The duckpin bowling lanes were built in 1932 and remain in use today.
• As well, she was a local duckpin bowler.
• Regular duckpin bowling is popular in the northeastern and mid-Atlantic United States.
• BukueOne was a graf, skateboard, and, oddly, duckpin bowling fiend.
• Duckpin leagues, shrinking but still avid, endure here in the more authentic precincts.
• Duckpins offers none of the aerobic leap at immortality that modern exercisers seem to crave.
• Duckpin bowling, with its shrunken pins and balls, has always been about smallness.
• No one has ever bowled a perfect, 300-point game in duckpins, Lavin said.
• She held more than 50 world records in duckpins for best scores in sets of consecutive games.
• Calvert's Fountain Square, a restored 1920s entertainment plaza, includes the Atomic Bowl duckpin bowling alley.
• Duckpin bowling is to the sinew of this city as H . L . Mencken is to its sass.
• The station even went as far as building and installing several " duckpin " bowling alleys at its studios.