Besides the built-in bias, Miller said lawn bowling is a lot ... from Sydney, Australia, where lawn bowls is an extremely popular and well-heeled sport. Longtime Hawaii resident Gene Wasosky ...

First, lawn bowls does not involve pins ... the next set — or "end" — in the opposite direction. A Built-In 'Bias' Although the lanes are flat, a roll is not a straight shot because the ...

While the game is often compared to bocce, where heavy balls also are rolled toward a smaller ball, lawn bowls are designed with “bias” so players can put spin on their throw. The bias is what ...

Compared with some sports, lawn bowls is usually played in a state of calm fairness, but that doesn't mean there isn't any bias involved. The sport originated in England and dates back to the 13th ...

A mark on the bowl indicates which side has the shape bias. This sport is one of the few that Commonwealth countries dominate worldwide, so the competition at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls ...

Named for the late Toowoomba publican Basil Nolan and his family, the Nolan Cup is an annual lawn bowls competition that has been keenly contested since its inception in 1988. It was played last ...

The magazine was referring to the law of that era that required all bowls to be tested to ensure they complied with a standard bias. It's a long time view of mine that our game started a downhill ...

IT may seem strange. But after a long-held legal exemption expired, women can - for the first time - now play club pennant lawn bowls on Saturdays in SA. An Equal Opportunities Act exemption ...