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Old 01-19-2007, 06:03 PM   #11
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Hummmmmmm... Blues one's huh ????


Anyway, you just have to know the condition of the lane and pick the right one...

A "sanded" ball --- yes --- there are bowling balls you can actually go over with fine sandpaper --- will grip the lane much better than a "shinny" ball on oily lanes...

I agree, always check the condition of the lane before proceeding. My balls prefer the lane to be oily but a dryer lane can be made oily quick enough.

Safety first, I always say.
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