The score is 90.
Explanation:
A turkey is three strikes in a row. The first strike is worth 10 pins plus the next two balls rolled. The second strike is worth another tens pins plus the next two balls rolled. The third strike is worth 10 pins plus the next two balls rolled. In order to count the value, I would need to know the next 1-2 frames pin count. See example below.
1st..2nd..3rd..4th..5th
..X.....X......X.....X.....X
.30...60....90..120..150
In the above scenario the, "turkey" (frames 1, 2, & 3) is worth 90 pins.
1st..2nd..3rd..4th..5th
..X.....X......X....9/.....X
.30...59....79...99....?
In the above scenario, the "turkey" (frames 1, 2, & 3) is worth 79 pins.
A turkey is three strikes in a row. In ten-pin Bowling, this results in an increase in scoring for the initial strike to the maximum of 30 points (10 points plus 10 for each of the two succeeding balls thrown, which are strikes).
In Thanksgiving or cristmas if you get three strikes in bowling ball you get a live turkey
In bowling, when you score a turkey, you get 3 strikes in a row. If you get a game of complete strikes, it is a perfect score.
A double (2 strikes in a row) comes before a turkey (3 strikes in a row).
That would be called a Turkey.
The term for three strikes in a row is called a three bager.for fun bowling a turkey.
There is nothing called a "birdie" in bowling. There is however a "turkey" which is to bowl three consecutive strikes in a game.
a turkey or a 3 bagger.
A Turkey.
Three strikes in a row is called a turkey.
The turkey. It's supposedly because they'd give you a turkey if you bowled three strikes in a row the week before Thanksgiving.
According to TopEndSports.com, the term originated in the late 1800's when scoring three strikes in a row was much more difficult than it is now. During Thanksgiving and Christmas, bowling alley proprietors would award a turkey for bowlers who scored three strikes in a row. In the old days of bowling, scores were lower and strikes did not happen as often as they do now. In the old days, during the holidays, the proprietor of a bowling center would present a live turkey to the first person on a team to bowl three consecutive strikes. you get a turkey (real) after 3 strikes in a row.. I could use one right now.. I'm hungry
The name turkey in ten-pin bowling started in the nineteenth century when the owner of the bowling alley would give a live turkey to a bowler making three strikes in a row during the days just before Thanksgiving and Christmas.