Back Row: Pins 7-8-9-10; often used to describe the type of spare a player was leaving; i.e. I was hitting the pocket all day, but getting nothing but back row leaves.

 

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Back Row: Pins 7-8-9-10; often used to describe the type of spare a player was leaving; i.e. I was hitting the pocket all day, but getting nothing but back row leaves.

Kickbacks: The dividers between lanes; so called because pins often kick back off a divider to knock other pins downs.

Kickback: Vertical division boards between the sides of the lanes at the pit end. On many hits the pins can bounce off the kickbacks and knock down more pins; see also sidewalls. Variations: Loose kic . . . View Full Definition

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Linebacker (LB): A player position on defense. The linebackers typically play 1 to 6 yards behind the defensive linemen and are the most versatile players on the field because they can defend both run and pa . . . View Full Definition

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