61. The Woodfords Club Social club formed by businessmen, offers Friday evening men s dinner meetings and Wednesday noon women s luncheon meetings, as well as mixed and family programs. The club has a candlepin bowling league, two card rooms for bridge, cribbage, several pool and billiard tables, a smoking lounge, and a TV-room. http://woodfordsclub.org/

62. Answers.com - Candlepin Bowling Questions Including "What Is The Most Popular Sp Candlepin Bowling Questions including What is the most popular sport in the US and How are candlepins made http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/7293

63. About Candlepin Bowling - Ficco's Bowladrome, 300 East Central Street, Franklin, About Candlepin Bowling by Ficco's Bowladrome, 300 East Central Street, Franklin, MA 02038. http://www.ficcosbowl.com/about_candlepin.html

Home About Us Contact Us/ Directions Hours ... Links We accept About Candlepin Bowling [Candlepin Bowling] [The Benefits of Bowling] [Bowling for Weight Control] [Bowling: A Noncontact Sport] ... [Action of the Ball] Candlepin Bowling The candlepin game was introduced in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1890. It was created by a billiard-room owner, Justin P. White, and a Billiard expert John J. Monsey. Mr. Monsey was convinced that bowling should not be all big balls and big pins, and it was his idea that a smaller ball and pin would be more appropriate for the temperaments and physical make-up of many bowlers. The first candlepin was 11 inches high and tapered to an inch in diameter at either end. The ball was made of wood, weighed about 2 pounds and was 3 inches in diameter. The lanes were the same as the tenpin alleys. From the 60-foot distance the slender pins looked like the candles on a birthday cake, and that is how they got their name. Since the pins were set up as in the regulation tenpin game, their slimness made the distance between them greater. That, combined with the small size of the ball, would have made the game too difficult if the creators had not thought of a counteracting feature. They decided to make all fallen pins, or deadwood, playable as long as the pins remained on the playing area.

64. Candlepin Bowling | Sportales This is about the art of candle pin bowling. Candlepin Bowling is a form of bowling that is limited to New England and Up to Nova Scotia. http://sportales.com/sports/candlepin-bowling/

65. Candlepin Bowling - Definition Of Candlepin Bowling By The Free Online Dictionar Thesaurus Legend Synonyms Related Words Antonyms. Noun 1. candlepin bowling a bowling game using slender bowling pins. candlepins. bowling - a game in which balls are http://www.thefreedictionary.com/candlepin bowling

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67. Welcome To Lanes And Games! Lanes Games lanesandgames@verizon.net 195 Concord Turnpike, Rte 2E Cambridge, MA 02140 (617) 8765533 http://www.lanesgames.com/cp_open08.html

lanesandgames@verizon.net 195 Concord Turnpike, Rte 2E Cambridge, MA 02140 Back to the Index Page Candlepin Bowling Candlepin bowling, commonly referred by many as "small ball bowling", is a New England staple of entertainment as unique as the area itself. Although there are similarities to ten pin bowling, candlepin bowling is a game of accuracy and power. Candlepin balls range between 2 lbs 4 oz and 2 lbs 7 oz and can be easily rolled by people of all ages. Bumper Bowling "Bumpers" are a bowling aid that prevents balls from entering the gutter for the first 50 feet of a lane. This feature allows novice players the opportunity to knock pins down on virtually every ball, enhancing the bowling experience. Bumpers are available by request. Prices (as of 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. $4.75 Per Person Per Game 5:00 p.m. - Midnight $5.00 Per Person Per Game Junior and Senior League Rate (With valid league bowler identification card) $3.30 Per Person Per Game Shoe Rental All Times (All persons bowling must wear bowling shoes) $3.00 Per Person

68. Candlepin Bowling! Candlepin Bowling! November 29, 2005 @ 1133 am So I get back to work and what do I find in my inbox, but the schedule for the 20052006 Faculty Club Candlepin Bowling League! http://www.cogulus.com/blog/archives/c/Candlepin-Bowling-167.php

The Nick Baker Report Candlepin Bowling! November 29, 2005 @ 11:33 am So I get back to work and what do I find in my inbox, but the schedule for the 2005-2006 Faculty Club Candlepin Bowling League! My team is the Velocirappers and my first game is today at 4 pm. Awesome! For those of you not native to the East, candlepin bowling is like regular bowling but different. The pins are taller and narrower, and the bowling balls fit in the palm of your hand. This website explains it pretty well. I haven't been candlepin bowling in 20 years, so this should be an interesting afternoon. Replies: 4 Comments so fun! are you really the velocirappers not the velociraptors? is there a pun i'm missing? (see, the velocirappers are a rapper sword team in mass. perhaps you can join them, too!) do you get team bowling shirts? jammies said on November 29, 2005 @ 11:46 am I knew I forgot to ask the important questions, like what the hell our team name means! I lucked out with team placement though, I am on a team with Admissions and Financial Aid officers, all in their 20s. On the team we played against, I don't think there was a single member under 60. But they cleaned our clocks. Candlepin bowling is harder than I remembered, I only rolled a 66. Nick Baker said on November 30, 2005 @ 9:32 pm

69. Melrose City League Candlepin Bowling: Griffith Brings The Heat - Melrose, Massa Bill Griffith (306 and +45) did all he could to help warm up the Heat (26), during Melrose City League Candlepin Bowling action, Oct. 26, at Candlewood Lanes in North Reading http://www.wickedlocal.com/melrose/sports/x294025247/Melrose-City-League-Candlep

70. Candlepin Bowling: New England's Secret Sport - Life123 Candlepin bowling is a variation of tenpin bowling that originated in Worcester, Massachusetts. http://www.life123.com/sports/team-sports/bowling/candlepin-bowling-new-englands

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