What is 7 strikes in a row called?

Seven strikes, then, is sometimes called a Ham-Turkey Dinner for a string of four strikes (Hambone) plus a string of three (Turkey).
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What is 9 strikes in a row called?

A string of six strikes is sometimes called a "six pack" or a "sixer". A string of six and nine strikes are also known as a "wild turkey" and a "golden turkey" respectively.
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What are 8 strikes in a row called in bowling?

Eight Consecutive Strikes: Front Eight or Eight-Bagger. Nine Consecutive Strikes: Front Nine or Nine-Bagger. 10 Consecutive Strikes: Front Ten or Ten-Bagger. 11 Consecutive Strikes: Front Eleven or Eleven-Bagger.
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What do you call 5 strikes in a row?

BAGGER (SUCH AS FIVE BAGGER) A string of strikes; i.e., five bagger is five in a row.
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What is 11 strikes in a row in bowling?

To become a member of the Eleven-in-a-Row Club, a bowler must roll 11 consecutive strikes in one game. The achievement, one pin short of a perfect game, was recognized by the American Bowling Congress with metal achievement cards.
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Why is Three Strikes in a Row in Bowling Called a Turkey?



What is it called when you get 4 strikes in a row?

A “four-badger” is four strikes in a row, a “five-badger” is five in a row, etc. Perfect Game – 12 strikes in a row is a perfect game and totals 300 points.
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What is a bucket in bowling?

A bucket, not popular with bowlers, is a special kind of spare that leaves four pins in the shape of a diamond. Most bowlers distinguish between a right-handed bucket and a left-handed bucket. For righties, a bucket is the cluster of the 2,4,5 and 8 pins. For lefties, the bucket is the 3,5,6,9 cluster.
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What is 12 strikes in a row over 2 games?

Andy Varipapa 300

Andy Varipapa, a standout bowler from the 1930s and 1940s, joked about a 300 game being twelve strikes in a row spanning two games. Hence, such a result is named after the veteran bowler.
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What are the 10 rounds called in bowling?

The game consists of 10 rounds which are called frames. In a single frame, each player is given two chances two knock down all the pins that are arranged at the end of the lane. In a 10 pin bowling game, there are total 10 pins.
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What is the 369 rule in bowling?

This system was developed many years ago, and it involves moving your feet right either three, six, or nine boards from the spot you stood to shoot your strike depending upon the front pin in the row you're trying to convert. By moving your feet that way, you can easily convert most of the spares.
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What is a 7/10 split in bowling called?

One of the most infamous of splits is the 7–10 split, often called "goal posts", "bedposts", or "snake eyes", where the bowler is left with the leftmost and the rightmost pin in the back row (the number 7 and number 10) to knock down with a single ball to achieve a spare.
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What is 9 strikes called in bowling?

An eight-bagger is sometimes called LPB, for Little Big Pete, while a Golden Turkey, for three straight Turkeys or nine consecutive strikes, can be referenced as Gordie Howe, who wore the number nine playing hockey.
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What are the 10 types of strikes?

According to Industrial Disputes Act 1947, Strike [Sec.
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  • Economic Strike: ...
  • Sympathetic Strike: ...
  • General Strike: ...
  • Sit down Strike: ...
  • Slow Down Strike: ...
  • Hunger strike: ...
  • Wild cat strikes: ...
  • All-out strike:
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What is a 9 pin strike?

9-Pin No-Tap bowling is a special scoring format in which hitting down just 9 pins counts as a strike. How many times have you hit a perfect pocket shot and still been left with one pin standing? It happens all the time.
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What does turkey in bowling mean?

Modern bowlers of any skill level have a reasonable shot of scoring a turkey—three strikes in a row—in a game. Bowling was once significantly more challenging, however, so the achievement was a rarity.
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What is a Dutch 200 in bowling?

noun Bowling. a score of 200 in a game, made by bowling strikes and spares alternately.
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What is a stroker in bowling?

A stroker is a type of player in ten-pin bowling who releases his or her bowling ball in a smooth manner. They typically have rev rates less than 300 rpm. Strokers often keep their shoulders square to the foul line and their backswing generally does not go much above parallel to the ground.
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What is 3 strikes in the 10th frame called?

3 strikes in a row is called a turkey. If you bowl a strike on the first throw in the 10th frame, then you get two more throws. This only occurs in the 10th frame.
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Why is 3 strikes called a turkey?

At some point (no one knows the exact first instance), one tournament decided to give away a turkey to people who managed to bowl three strikes in a row. This practice spread and eventually embedded itself in common bowling vernacular, long after giving away actual turkeys stopped.
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What is a Brooklyn in bowling?

In bowling, a “Brooklyn” is slang for when the bowling ball hits the pins on the opposite side of which you initially threw. For a right-handed bowler, this would be when the ball starts on the right but ends up striking on the left side, and vice versa for a left-handed bowler.
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What does F mean in bowling?

An “F” indicates a “foul,” in which part of your body went past the foul line. An “O” around a number indicates the pins that were left standing after the first roll were in a “split” formation, though you can also use an “S” before the number to indicate a split formation. The numbers.
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What is a six pack in bowling?

Six Pack – As the name implies, this is simply 6 strikes in a row. Sleeper – Sleeper pins sit behind other pins, making them hard to see. For example, look at the 2-8 and 1-5 pins. Span – This is the distance between the finger and thumb holes on a bowling ball.
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What is a 300 called in bowling?

In bowling, a perfect game (in 10 pin at least) is 300 points – strikes in each of the first nine frames, and three in the tenth.
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What is the record for most strikes in a row?

Most Consecutive Strikes

When all was said and done, Tommy had rolled 47 consecutive strikes – handily beating Jeanne Naccarato's record of 40 straight strikes way back in 1986. Even more shocking is the fact that Gollick didn't fail on his 48th attempt – he was just finished with his four-game series.
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How does 10 strikes equal 300?

12 Strikes to 300

That 10th strike is only worth 10 pins until you throw two more shots. Throw two gutter balls and you'll finish with 270, but throw two strikes for a total of 12 and there's your 300.
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