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    JoeFerg Sports
    Silver Springs, MD
    JoeFerg Sports - Silver Spring fills Montgomery County's void of professional intramural sports leagues for non-professional athletes. These leagues offer a safe and fun environment for responsible adults who have the drive to compete. If you are young at heart and looking for a refreshing challenge, register today. Whether you have a team that is ready to play or whether you wish to join a team as an individual, there is a place for you in our leagues. Participants must be 21 or older for all sports.

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About Bowling

There are many forms of bowling, ten-pin bowling being the most popular. Players try to score points by rolling a bowling ball down a flat lane in attempts to knock over objects called pins.

Bowling History

The first forms of bowling date back to ancient Egypt. Bowling can also trace its origins to ancient Finland, Yemen, and Germany. English, Dutch, and German settlers brought their own versions of bowling to the New World. Evidence of the game in America comes in a quote in the short story "Rip Van Winkle," by author Washington Irving, when Rip wakes up to the sound of "nine pins." The first standardized rules were established in New York City, on September 9, 1895. Currently, over 95 million people participate in bowling in over ninety countries around the world.

Bowling Tips

Warming up and stretching helps prevent injuries. To avoid back and wrist injuries, bowling balls should be picked up with both hands. In addition, one should bend their knees when picking up a bowling ball. For safety players should wear proper bowling shoes.

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