Their sole purpose, according to Al Vanderneck, of the American Bowling Congress, is to look pretty. Part of Vanderneck's job is to check the specifications of bowling equipment and he reports that without the stripes, the pins "just look funny." The area where the stripes are placed is known as the "neck," and evidently a naked neck on a bowling pin stands out as much as a tie-less neck on a tuxedo wearer.
The flag of the Republic Cuba consists of a red triangle, one white star, and five stripes. The stripes run horizontally. There are three blue stripes and two white stripes.
3. two fingers, one thumb *unless ball has a balance, or weight hole to make the ball USBC legal.
red and blue
There is much symbolism on the Spanish flag. The flag of Spain has two red stripes. The color red is known to represent strength and bravery, as well as hardiness and tenacity.
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I think you may be referring to cherry-picking.In bowling it is when you have two pins close together, with one in front of the other, and you take the first one out by deflecting in front of the back pin and missing it.To knock over a pin in bowling that has previously been missed. (see link below)
it is white with two red stripes forming a cross
Dr. Seuss's iconic hat typically has two red stripes.
In tenpin bowling from center of pin to center of pin, the distance must be 12 inches. This is to form an equilateral triangle on the pin deck. Each ray of the triage is 36 inches. Therefore the distance between the 1 & 7 pin, the distance between the 7 & 10 pin, and the distance between the 1 & 10 pin, should always equal 36 inches.
When you cross two bowling pins with a lollipop, you get a visual pun known as a "bowling pin pop." This is a play on words combining the two objects into a single, humorous concept. It does not have a physical existence but rather serves as a creative and imaginative idea.
it is white with two red stripes forming a cross