My son has joined his high school bowling club, so we've been visiting Georgetown a couple of times a week. I decided to leave a cache here.
The final coordinates are N 30 AB.CDE W 097 FG.HJK
A) The earliest forms of bowling date back to:
- Ancient Egypt (A = 3)
- Medieval Europe (A = 4)
B) This type of bowling was popular in the United States until the 1830s, when several cities banned it out of moral panic over the supposed destruction ofthe work ethic, gambling, and organized crime. Texas is the only state that still has a significant amount of this type of bowling.
C) This is the designated number of the headpin in 10 pin bowling.
D) Number of consecutive strikes in a "hambone".
E) The number of points counted if both of the outside pins are knocked down in 5-pin bowling
F) This type of bowling uses a vertically oriented scoresheet
- Duckpin Bowling (F = 3)
- Candlepin Bowling (F = 4)
G) The number of points scored in 10 pin bowling if two gutter balls are rolled.
H) This type of bowling is played predominantly in Canada, where it was devised around 1909 by Thomas F. Ryan in Toronto.
J) The maximum number of balls that can be thrown in a single frame (frames 1 to 9) of a 10 pin bowling game.
K) Duckpin bowling balls are larger than Candlepin bowling balls
- True (K = 0)
- False (K = 8)