Duckpin rules: posted anywhere?

[urbie]

Are the rules (I mean the complete, detailed rules, not the summary on Wikipedia) posted anywhere? Reason I ask is that I just joined a duckpin league and the thought occurred that it would be a good idea to read the rules, so I'd know them before any issues come up.

For example, in candlepins, when you do a practice slide to test the approach and go over the foul line, it is a foul if you do it with a ball in your hand, but no ball, no foul. Also, if a ball appears to have gone in the gutter (or at least off the lane) and knocked something down, the bowler is the one who makes the good/no-good call. If you bowl on the wrong lane or out of turn, in candlepins, you finish the frame and it counts. (In tenpins, the frame does not count if you throw a strike, but if you don't throw a strike, you have to take it.) Stuff like that. In duckpins, I would not know what to do in those types of situations.... but I would, if I knew the rules!

Are the complete rules posted?

Thanks,

Urb

[Duckie]

Try here

cdabowling.com/id16.html

[Duckie]

Whoops, that was for 10 pins sorry

[Duckie]

There is a rule book published according to the following url :


www.ndbc.org/