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As Christmas is..And you can see more from great birthday gifts jolly roger flag electronic writing pad keychain/65292;pen/65292; promotion gift religious decoration.promotion gift personalized laser gifts flashing decoration gift transparent rubber bands promotion lighting gifts For other uses, see Split (disambiguation).A split is a situation in ten pin bowling in which the first ball of a frame knocks down the headpin (i.e., the "number 1" pin) but leaves standing two or more non-adjacent groups of one or more pins.Contents1 Types 1.1 710 split 1.2 67 and 410 splits 1.3 Other common splits 2 Equivalent splits 3 "Field goals" 4 External links // Types710 splitA 710 splitThe most infamous of splits is the 710 split, often called "goal posts" or "bedposts", 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.The only way to pick this up is to let a pin fly back from the pit area. This is very difficult to achieve by itself as a pin flying out from the pit is a fairly rare occurrence. Sliding the pin directly will not work since the ball will fall off the lane before it gets far enough aside the 7 or 10 pin to slide it directly across. Despite this fact, many television shows and movies over the years have depicted the 710 split being converted by directly sliding one pin into another. In each case, the "conversion" was rigged by either moving the sliding pin over on a deck without pin spots (giving the ball extra room to slide the pin sideways and making it look like the pin was spotted correctly) or by having some help (human or mechanical) from the pit to "slide" the pin over. Barring such "Hollywood magic" in real life, a freak bounce out of the pit is the only way to convert a 710 split.It is sometimes possible to slide the 7 pin onto the 10 pin by using a bowling ball which comes into contact with the 7 pin just before dropping into the gutter (usually the ball would be on the 1st or 2nd board near the gutter at the point of contact). There is nearly no margin for error in order to achieve this and the contact must be made before the ball enters the gutter or it would be considered an illegal spare. Joe Stillman is considered the best in the world at picking up this very difficult split.[citation needed]67 and 410 splitsA 67 splitA 410 splitIt is possible to hit the pin on the back row (the 7 or the 10) by hitting the pin in the third row (the 6 or the 4) at a very fine angle.Other common splitsCincinnati (79 or 810) This is similar to the 710, as they are both splits with pins on the back row of the deck. It is also just about as difficult to convert. However, it is possible to slide the 9 or 8-pin into the 7 or 10 pin, but there is only a 0.05 inch (1 mm) margin of error.(57) or Woolworth or Dime Store (510) Similar to a 67 split, but since the pins are closer, the 5 pin does not need to be hit at such a fine angle to hit the 7 pin. Another rare method is to deflect an extremely light ball (under 10 lb) between the two pins.Sour Apple or Lily (5710) Similar to above, one must use a light ball (under 10 lb) to deflect the 5 pin into either the 7 or 10 pin and deflect your ball off the 5 pin into the other back pin. It is also possible to slide the 5 pin into either the 7 or 10 pin, and with luck, either the 5 or 7 (or 10, depending on which side the bowler chooses to go) pin will slide or roll into the other pin. It is among the most difficult splits to covert.The 5710 is considered the most embarrassing split of all, because not only is it almost impossible to make, it is left by throwing a "flat ball", that is, a shot with no revolutions or action on it.37 split Similar to a 57 split, but since the 3 is one row further from the 7 than the 5, you must hit the right side of the 3 pin at only a slight angle.Baby split (27) This is the easiest split to convert since you have two options. You can slide the 2 pin into the 7 pin. The other option is to deflect the ball between the two pins. This can be achieved with a ball of any weight since the pins are close enough together.Cocked Hat (2710 or 3710) This split is basically the Baby Split with another pin. The player ignores the pin most "distant" from the other and plays the Baby Split. With luck, the pin should be able to slide to get the other pin.The Big Four (46710) The "Big Four" split consists of the two pins on either side of the pin deck. It is similar to the 4710 and the 6710, as a common attempt to make the split will consists of sliding the 4 or 6 pin into the remaining two pins on the other side (the ball will take out either the 7 or 10 pin). As with virtually all splits, it is possible to make by bouncing a pin out of the pit.Side-by-Side splits (23; 45; 56; 78; 910) Similar to baby splits because of their close distance from one another, the side-by-side split is almost always made by fitting the ball in...(and so on)


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