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The History of Bowling
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Bowling history may be as old as the earliest civilizations
along the Nile, yet the sport has still attracted multitudes
of young and old to deliver a ball down the alley for a
strike.
The game of bowling can be traced back to the ancient Egypt.
When Sir Flinders Petrie, a British Anthropologist,
discovered a child’s burial place in Egypt, he also
uncovered remains of toys which studies revealed to be a
game very much similar to bowling. The artifacts had dated
at least 7000 years into the past, showing considerable
evidence that earlier civilizations had enjoyed a sort of
bowling-like sport.
Perhaps the strongest candidate for the bowling history was
the German culture. In ancient Germany, peasants declare
themselves free of sin by sticking a wooden club called
Kegel into the earth. Then the peasant would try to knock
the Kegel down by rolling a stone. And if he succeeds in
knocking the Kegel, he is considered as free of sin. This
had been a secular practice but eventually it moved out of
the church to become a sport that the common German people
enjoyed.
Martin Luther standardized the game with nine pins and
called it Kegel. A wooden ball has replaced the stone and
multiple pins were used to replace the Kegel. From Germany,
the game spread over the neighboring countries. And from
outdoors, the sport also had moved indoors, into taverns and
inns and specifically made sheds with lanes of wood or sun
baked clay. There had been variations of the game as well,
like the French Petanque, the British Lawn Bowling, and the
Italian Bocce.
Bowling was widespread during the renaissance in the old
world. Bowling greens have appeared on wealthy European
aristocrats. Bowling shoes and attire are displayed in the
public and ladies are modeled wearing bowling attire. At
some time, the English king Edward allegedly outlawed the
game because his troops were more interested in bowling than
the archery practice.
During the days of colonization, bowling made it to the New
World by European immigrants. Bowling of that time became so
widespread in taverns and inns, so naturally, taverns and
inns in the New World would also host bowling alleys. It was
believed that the Dutch immigrants were mostly responsible
for the propagation of bowling in the US, especially the
nine-pin setting.
As America gained independence, bowling also became one of
the dominant games in the US. Bowling alleys have sprung up
in crowded cities, until it became a focal point in crime,
gambling and extortion. Eventually, the nine-pin games of
bowling were banned; to get around the law, the ten-pin
bowling was invented and bowling continued to thrive.
The American Bowling Congress (ABC) was formed in 1895, a
national federation of bowling clubs. Under its leadership,
bowling continued its popularity. With the advent of the
automatic pin-setting machine, bowling further pick up its
fame. Today, the ABC estimated there are 50 million bowlers
nationwide. Bowling history has its roots from the ancient
civilization but the branches had reached out clearly into
our era.
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