No, You Can’t Recycle a Bowling Ball (But People Sure Keep Trying) Why do 1,200 balls end up at New York City’s main recycling plant each year?

A bowling ball's coverstock is the outer layer and it's very important on how the ball rolls. There are three main coverstocks -- plastic, urethane, and reactive resin.

A Recyclable Alternative to 'Bowling Ball' Plastic . Ellen Phiddian Cosmos Magazine February 3, 2025 AP Hard, durable thermoset plastics appear everywhere from aircraft coatings to hip replacements.

Ever wondered why there’s a plastic ball in your can of Guinness? It’s not just a quirky feature—it’s brilliant beer science. In this video, see how this tiny device, called a widget ...

The exterior of the ball can be plastic, reactive resin, urethane or a combination of these materials. Otto had to clean the balls because they absorb a good amount of the oil with which alleys ...

A 41-year-old man beat his older brother to death with a bowling ball, then stuffed the corpse in a black plastic bag and hid it under a bed in their Bronx apartment, police said Friday.. Jayson ...

Saint Vincent College Bowling has scheduled a plastic ball tournament July 12 at Lincoln Lanes in Latrobe. The tournament is open to anyone. The format will feature individual competitors, and ...

A woman has set out to raise awareness of a rare form of cancer as she is due to have a 17.6-pound tumor removed from her body. The 39-year-old U.K. woman, Stephanie Coles, was diagnosed with her ...

The main coverstocks available are plastic, urethane, pearl, solid, and hybrid. These range from least reactive (plastic), meaning they move less as they roll, to most reactive (solid ...

Actually, it is stated that the wooden version of the modern bowling ball was invented on this day in 1862. Today, they use some sort of plastic/polyester compound. Truthfully, I’m a little ...

Syracuse, NY -- Ball Corp. announced Wednesday it will close its plastic bottle manufacturing plant in Lysander, which employs 113, and move the work to bigger plants. The company, based in ...