1. Route 44, New York
2. Bowman County, North Dakota
3. Brunswick, Pennsylvania
4. San Francisco Bay, California
5. Detroit, Michigan
6. West Milton, Ohio
7. North Kingsville, Ohio
8. Santa Rosa, California
9. Hyde Park, New York
10. Largo, Florida
11. Tulsa, Oklahoma
12. Akron, Ohio
13. Sacramento, California
14. Hammond, Indiana
15. Peoria, Illinois
16. Whittier, California
17. Council Bluffs, Iowa
18.The All-Star Bowling Alley was the site of the Orangeburg massacre in 1968, an event that occured after black students began to protest the segregated bowling alley.
19. Des Plaines, Illinois
Sim's Bowl & Lounge closed after 55 years in business. The Des Plaines city council voted against buying the building as they felt it was too expensive to fix. The property will most likely sit vacant along with the 100 year old cleaners business next door.
20. Chicago, Illinois
In its prime, leagues could play at any hour of the day and night.
21. Norfolk, Virginia
22. Seattle, Washington
23. Pittsburgh, Pennslyvania
24. Galesberg, Illinois
25. Wells Bridge, New York
27. Chelmsford, Massachusetts
29. Greenwood, South Carolina
30. Mesquite, Texas
31. Portland, Oregon
32. Columbus, Ohio
33. Golden Valley, Minnesota
34. Providence, Rhode Island
36. Perry, Iowa
38. Honolulu, Hawaii
39. Denham, Lousiana
40. Gary, Indiana
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