Deze week behandelen we de letter 'M'. Een mooie letter met mooie termen. Neem bijvoorbeeld de 'Mule ears' of de 'messenger'. Prachtige termen bij een prachtige sport.
Makeable split: Any split which does not have the two pins closest to the foul line parallel with each other.
Maples: Pins. Mark: 1) A strike or spare; 2) the point on the lane where the bowler intends to put the ball down or otherwise use as a target.
Match play: Portion of a tournament in which bowlers are pitted individually (one-on-one) against each other (rather than against the field).
Medal play: Strictly total pin scores (in other words, series, not per game or with handicap).
Messenger: A pin that comes rolling across the lane after most or all of the others have fallen.
Miss: A missed spare. (blow, error, open)
Mister Average: Name given to an absent bowler (whose average is used). It's Mrs. Average if the bowler is a lady.
Mixer: Ball with action causing the pins to bounce around.
Moat: Nickname for the gutter
Mother-in-law: 1) The 7 pin; 2) the back pin in a sleeper situation.
Move in: To start from or near the center of the approach.
Move out: To start from or near a corner position on the approach.
Mule ears: The 7-10 split. (bedposts, fence posts, goal posts, snake eyes)
Murphy: Baby split (2-7, 3-10).
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