Bowling may seem like a modern sport, but history tells us it’s been played for over 5000 years in one form or another. There’s just something about watching a ball hit a bunch of pins, which is why sixty-five million people play the sport in just the United States each year. Bowling balls may look deceptively simple, but a lot goes on underneath that shell. So how are bowling balls made?
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