There is no Bowling term for the 4-7 split because the 4-7 isn't a split. A split has to have at least one pin-width between two (or more) pins. The 4-7 is one half of the dreaded 4-6-7-10, known variously as the Big Four or Double Pinochle. But 4-7 by itself is just a standard and not especially difficult two pin leave on the left hand side of the lane.
No. Bowling for Soup have never split up.
The 7-10 split.
A circle around the number signifies a split.
Bowling alley.
In bowling, the sour apple, also referred to as the lily, is a name referring to the 5-7-10 pin split. It is a very difficult split to pick up.
It is still scored as a spare.
The term used in bowling to describe the situation when the head pin is down but the other pins remain standing is called a "split." This occurs when the remaining pins are separated by a gap, making it challenging to convert the spare. A common example of a split is the 7-10 split, where the 7 and 10 pins are left standing on opposite corners of the pin deck. Splits often require skilled shots to convert into a spare.
The odds of picking the 7-10 split in bowling are around 1 in 1457 for professional bowlers according to the United States Bowling Congress. This is considered one of the most challenging shots in bowling due to the wide gap between the two pins.
It's a "split" or "split-pin" situation.
A bowling enthusiast is called a "kegler."
Bowling ... 'bed posts' is slang for the 7-10 split.
technically ,bowling can have bed posts ,better known as the 7-10 split.