family entertainment complex north of the Polo Park shopping center. This was a five-pin edition of the show, which ran from 1979 to the mid-1980s. The jackpot started at $200 and increased by $15 per contestant until it was won. Strike or spares earned $20 for the bowler and pin pal. An open frame was scored as per five pin rules and $1 per pin was awarded. If a spare was made then a third ball would be allowed – if this ball was a strike, the prize was $40. In the initial running of the show, if the first strike was achieved and the second strike missed, the turn was over and the prize was $20. Later on, if the first strike was achieved and the second strike missed, the bowler could attempt a spare. If the spare was made, the prize was $40. The bowler must throw three consecutive strikes to win the jackpot. If a third strike attempt was missed, the prize was $40. Each 30-minute episode consisted of seven bowlers. One bowler among the seven would be selected at random as the Bonus Bowler. If the Bonus Bowler won the jackpot, they won an array of additional merchandise and services. York-Harrisburg, PA Station: WPMT Channel 43 Host: Lou Castriota Site: Unknown Ran from August 1984 until January 1985. References 1960s American game shows 1970s American game shows 1980s American game shows 2000s American game shows Local game shows in the United States Local television programming in the United States Bowling television series English-language television shows Local sports television programming in the United States Franchised television formats Television series by Claster Television