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Its technically a sport because you do compete against other individuals. College athletes and professionals all have specific training regimens to condition their body specifically for bowling and actually compete on a much tougher playing field than your typical bowler. It is like other sports in the aspect that you can play for leisure.
Maybe it got its name from throwing a ball down a lane, which would sort of be like balling.
My Response:
Websters dictionary: sport - (1) : physical activity engaged in for pleasure (2) : a particular activity (as an athletic game) so engaged in
It would seem that bowling fits the mold of both.
No. It used to be in the Commonwealth Games once upon a time, but is no longer included.
It is a sport recognized by the International Olympic Committee but has never been competed in an Olympic Games.