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LEAGUE START-UP DATES
Monday Night Ladies - August 30th; Tuesday Nite Men - August 31st; Wednesday Nite Live - September 1st; Thursday Night Early - September 9th; Friday Rockin' Bowlers - September 3rd; Friday Fun Mixers - September 10th; Saturday MapleDale - September 11th and Sunday Football League - September 12th.
-- Posted by: Jerry on July 27, 2010
LOOKING FOR A TEAM SPONSOR
We have companies that a looking to sponsor your bowling team. If you need a sponsor contact us and we will pass the information on.
-- Posted by: Jerry on June 19, 2010
$100 REWARD OFFERED
WANTED: BOWLING TEAMS. We are looking for a couple of teams on Monday Night Ladies league, one team on Tuesday Nite Men's league and also some mixed teams on Friday and Saturdays. Anybody, current or new bowler, that brings in a new team will receive a $100 reward. On Monday a team is made up of 4 women, on Tueaday it's 5 men and a mixed team is made up by any combination of men and women.
-- Post Category: League News
-- Posted by: Jerry on June 15, 2010
WEDNESDAY WING NIGHT
Stop in to The Pines Bar & Grill for awesome wings. The wings come in Teriyaki, BBQ and Buffalo. And they are only $.20 each. It starts at 5 pm and goes until they are gone.
-- Post Category: About The Pines
-- Posted by: Jerry on October 9, 2009
MINNESOTA STATE STANDINGS
For the up to date standings at the Minnesota State Open Championship go here:
http://www.mnstatebowl.org/Open/Results/TRdefault.htm
For Minnesota State Mixed click here
http://www.mnstatebowl.org/Mixed/Mdefault.htm
For Minnesota State Womens click here
http://mnstatebowl.org/Women/TRWdefault.htm
-- Post Category: Tournament News
-- Posted by: Jerry on February 3, 2009
Bowling Ball Maintenance
Here I will try to explain the maintenance a bowling ball needs and the difference between cleaning and resurfacing a bowling ball.
First step keeping your bowling ball clean: If you take a close look at your ball after every shot there is a series of oil rings around it, these are called your 'track line'. It would be best to clean the ball after every shot but that would not be practical, you'd be slowing play down', so it is best to have your pre-shot routine include wiping the ball down before every shot. After every 3 games you should use a good ball cleaner, either some Isopropyl Alcohol or a cleaner bought from the pro shop, to remove the lane grime, belt marks and oil that remains on the ball.
With more expensive reactive or particle balls you need to take even more steps to keeping their performance at a high level. These balls are made to absorb oil even though oil is what slows down their performace and so they begin to lose that hard hitting power as soon as you start to use them. There is a way for you to keep them hooking hard and delivering the strikes that you had hoped for when you spent that couple hundred dollars. Remember if they did not absorb oil you would be just as well off using a hard plastic ball or a house ball. Soaking your ball in very hot water, not boiling, is a good way to remove the oil that it has soaked up, Also taking your ball to the pro shop and having it cleaned and resurfaced is a good way to restore the like new condition, but that gets us to resurfacing which is our next topic.
Resurfacing a ball is putting the coverstock back to the condition of new or/and adjusting the coverstock to make the ball react differently. During this process the track line is removed by sanding with a coarse grit and working up to a finer grit. Depending on the line a bowler wants to take on the lane a ball may be finished at a final grit of 500 or sanded to 4000 and/or have polish applied. The shinier and smoother the ball is the longer it will travel down the lane and the more power it will hold for the backend.
This is a brief explaination of cleaning and resurfacing and stop and see me with any questions you may have. Good Luck and Good Bowling, Jerry
-- Post Category: Bowling News
-- Posted by: Jerry on January 10, 2009
IT'S PARTY TIME
Whether you are looking for a spot for a birthday, bachelor (bachelorette) or whatever, we are the place for you.
Our birthday party package includes the following: bowling, bowling shoes, a pitcher of soda for every 4 bowlers, a 12" pizza for every 4 bowlers, a happy birthday bowling pin and you are allowed to bring in cake and ice cream for your guests. The cost is $9 per bowler.
Give us a call or send us an e-mail and make your reservation today.
-- Post Category: Special Events
-- Posted by: Jerry on March 10, 2008
IF YOU EVER WONDERED
When you get three strikes in a row why do they call it a turkey? Well, in the early years of bowling getting three strikes in a row was not a very common occurance. When a person did accomplish this feat the owner of the establishment would award them with a turkey, a live turkey. Receiving a live turkey for three in a row has since ceased but the term has remained. Now you know.
The score recorded the fewest times in bowling is...................................292. The only way to get this score is to get 11 strikes in a row and on the last ball get only two pins. You know how hard is is to get 11 strikes but then to get only two pins on the last ball has to be almost impossible. The next time I have 11 in a row I'll see if I can get a 292.
-- Post Category: Bowling News
-- Posted by: Jerry on December 20, 2007
FUN FACTS
#1. Bowling is the #1 participant sport in the U.S.. How many people bowl?
#2. What kind of wood are bowling pins made of?
#3. What is the age of the oldest person to bowl a 300?
#4. What is the age of the youngest person to bowl a 300?
#5. What is the life span of a bowling pin?
#6. What does a bowling pin weigh?
FIND THE ANSWER ELSEWHERE ON THIS WEB SITE
-- Post Category: About Maple Lake Bowling
-- Posted by: Jerry on November 22, 2006
ANSWERS TO QUIZ
#1. There are 68 million people bowling in the U.S.
#2. Bowling pins are made of hard maple grown in the north where winters make the wood harder.
#3. The oldest person to bowl a perfect game was 87 years old.
#4. The youngest person to bowl a perfect game was 10 years old.
#5. The life span of a bowling pin is 12 - 18 months.
#6. A bowling pin must weigh between 3# 6 oz. to 3# 10 oz.
-- Post Category: League News
-- Posted by: Jerry on September 21, 2006
Top 10 Reasons to Bowl in Maple Lake
-- Post Category: Coupons, Discounts, and Deals
-- Posted by: Jerry on August 8, 2006
GIVE AWAY FOR LEAGUE BOWLERS
League bowlers at Maple Lake Bowl may stop every day of the week and bowl 3 FREE games. There just isn't any reason not to stop in and raise that average by getting in some pratice. And if you are thinking of a new ball or new shoes, Jerry will be happy to help you out. Spend $9.00 on any product of the bar or grill and receive up to $9.00 towards your bowling.
This is a way for Jerry and Lynette to thank their league bowlers.
-- Post Category: About Maple Lake Bowling
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-- Posted by: Jerry on August 3, 2005
Pro Shop
Make sure you take a look at the extended inventory that we now have at the Maple Lake Bowl Pro Shop. Over 20 different styles of shoes, many balls, bags, and all your bowling accessories. Get a new ball and have it drilled for you as you wait.
JUST FOR THE ASKING a 10% discount on any purchase of over $75 just by letting Jerry know you saw this on his web page.
-- Post Category: About Maple Lake Bowling
-- Posted by: Jerry on August 22, 2004
Welcome
Welcome to MapleLakeBowl.com. We've built this site to let you get to know more about Maple Lake Bowl and The Pines Bar and Grill.
-- Post Category: About Maple Lake Bowling
-- Posted by: Jerry on February 14, 2004
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