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Bowling Summary For Columbia Vendor Visit Oct. 2003
Bowling and Scoring History 1:1583 “ Soaker” ball outlawed 1973 1:1830 1 st  rule about “not altering oil to create ball path” 1966 1:2707 Columbia- 1 st  Polyester ball 1959 1:3934 1 st  Lane Oil  1945 1:1196 Ned Day – 1 st  3 finger ball 1936 1:4400 DoDo ball is outlawed (24#) 1913 1:2000 1 st  Rubber ball 1905 Scoring Event Year
Evolution of the Bowling Environment - 1970’s Polyester Era - ,[object Object],[object Object]
Bowling and Scoring History 1:284 “ Short Oil” 1986 1:405 1 st  urethane ball 1981 1:1713 “ Blended” went to “Flat” 1976 1:1583 “ Blended” lane condition 1974 Scoring Event Year
Evolution of the Bowling Environment  - 1980’s  Urethane Era - ,[object Object]
Bowling and Scoring History 1:78 New Ball specs for Rg, differential Rg, COR, & COF Squeeky-many grit polish  1993 1:99 3 unit lane oiling rule All Manufactures introduce reactive shell 1992 1 st  reactive shell- Excalibur Phantom core patent 1991 1:162 Many 2-piece ball released 1990 Scoring Event Year
Bowling and Scoring History Thicker oil 1995 Lot of reactive balls with higher Differential Rg, Columbia-ceramic cores 1994 Scoring Event Year
1990’s - Reactive Era ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Lane Graphs
Bowling and Scoring History 1:42 Columbia- Calcium carbonate in shell 2000 1:47 Columbia Chaos- glass microballoons shell, 1 st  multicolor shell Storm- rubber particles 1999 1:36 1 st  Brunswick particle shell- ceramic microspheres Lane oils with solids 1998 Scoring Event Year
Bowling and Scoring History 1:40 Columbia shells- TiO 2 , solid TEC (M5000), silane coated mica 2002 1:42 1 st  Ebonite clear reactive  Storm- clear shell with soccer & football inside Columbia-silane coated TEC 71 year old man- 890 series 2001 Scoring Event Year
Bowling Ball History 1:36 Columbia shell- larger (21 micron) solid microballoon, multicolor conventional Ebonite- “Hook Again”  2003 ???? 2004 Scoring Event Year
Columbia- Ball Performance
Performance from Polyester, Urethane, Reactive & Particle
Superflex and G-4
Performance from Superflex & Holoflake Shells
Superflex and Afflair
Performance from Different Particles
2003- Muscle GTO (P57)
Particle Size Comparison
Particle Size Comparison
Particle Size Comparison
Particle Size Comparison
Microscopic View of Balls  with TEC vs. Superflex  Superflex TEC
TEC vs. Muscle vs. Muscle GT Chaos-TEC Microballoons Icon-Muscle, Tio 2 Throttle- Muscle GT, solid glass balloons
Closer Look at TEC  Photos of Particles 10 micron
Newest Columbia Shell Particle  Muscle GT – magnified 500 X Muscle- magnified 10,000 X 20 micron 1 micron
Experimental Shells
Experimental Particles- Recycled Glass, TPU, and Clay
Wollastonite and Talc
Latest Potters’ Particles
Different Particles Tested
Different Particles Tested
Shell Summary ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Ball Design-Marketing Goals ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Cores Designed to Affect- 1)Flare (Differential  Rg) and 2)Roll (Rg)  Core Body- affects Rg, high density material, 2.0- 3.2 Sp. Gr. Bottom Flip Block- affects Diff Rg, very dense, 2.0 to 3.5 Sp. Gr. Top Flip Block- affects Diff  Rg, very dense, 2.0 to 3.5 Sp. Gr. Round Core- affects Rg, lower density, .7 to 1.2 Sp. Gr
Previous Brainstorm Session   with BASF-June 2000 ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Previous Brainstorm Session ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Previous Brainstorm Session ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Other Future Ideas
TEC Death Issue
TEC Death Issue-Capture
Hook Again vs. Capture
Effect from Color
ABC Strike Percentage Graph Idea strike location 10 Pin Location- approx. 50% strikes & 50%-10 pin Believe deflection determines whether the ball strikes or leaves a 10 pin
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