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Date: 03 Feb 2005 16:27:53
From: Eddie
Subject: League Point System
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Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point System?
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Eddie
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Date: 03 Feb 2005 23:02:40
From: Jack B
Subject: Re: League Point System
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It sounds like you are talking about a scratch money league or perhaps a
handicap league with a payout. If that is the case then the following is
what I have experienced:
In the scratch money leagues I bowl in it is match points for each player
and team points for the team for each game and it is ususally as follows:
1 point to the winner of each game
3 points for the winning team each game.
So, for a 4 man team you would have the possible total of 7 points per game
and 21 points (base on three games) total for the night. 1 point for each
man would be 4 points and 3 for the team would equal 7 points per game. I
bowl in both a 3 man league and 4 man.
For scratch leagues there is usally a team max of all the averages of the
team members. For instance in the 4 man league it is 835. This helps keep
the teams somewhat equal and the entire league votes on this. Usually at the
end and beginning of the each season.
I do not ever remember any reference to a specific rules setting a required
point system or team averages. I think it has been a process of evaluating
averages at the end of the season to come up with team max's. And the point
system has been kept simple for accounting during the season. And it has
always made some since. There was a suggestion one year of changing the
winning team points to 4 for each game. This was for the 4 man league. The
members rejected it ... we had the 7 point system down and the "8" button
didn't work on the calculator!! (kidding)
Anyway ... is that what your were asking?
Jack B
"Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net > wrote in message
news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
> System?
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> --
> Eddie
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Date: 04 Feb 2005 10:42:52
From: Eddie
Subject: Re: League Point System
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Thanks for the info!!!!
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Eddie
"Jack B" <elbundo1@comcast.net > wrote in message
news:YICdnZ7bRMuNg57fRVn-pg@comcast.com...
> It sounds like you are talking about a scratch money league or perhaps a
> handicap league with a payout. If that is the case then the following is
> what I have experienced:
>
> In the scratch money leagues I bowl in it is match points for each player
> and team points for the team for each game and it is ususally as follows:
>
> 1 point to the winner of each game
> 3 points for the winning team each game.
>
> So, for a 4 man team you would have the possible total of 7 points per
> game and 21 points (base on three games) total for the night. 1 point for
> each man would be 4 points and 3 for the team would equal 7 points per
> game. I bowl in both a 3 man league and 4 man.
>
> For scratch leagues there is usally a team max of all the averages of the
> team members. For instance in the 4 man league it is 835. This helps keep
> the teams somewhat equal and the entire league votes on this. Usually at
> the end and beginning of the each season.
>
> I do not ever remember any reference to a specific rules setting a
> required point system or team averages. I think it has been a process of
> evaluating averages at the end of the season to come up with team max's.
> And the point system has been kept simple for accounting during the
> season. And it has always made some since. There was a suggestion one year
> of changing the winning team points to 4 for each game. This was for the 4
> man league. The members rejected it ... we had the 7 point system down and
> the "8" button didn't work on the calculator!! (kidding)
>
> Anyway ... is that what your were asking?
>
> Jack B
>
> "Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net> wrote in message
> news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
>> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
>> System?
>>
>> --
>> Eddie
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Date: 03 Feb 2005 18:56:59
From: GSalisbury
Subject: Re: League Point System
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I don't know about any specific resource (abc.com?) but I've been in a
league for a number of years which uses a simple 3 point system - wins and
loses - that's it.
Clean, cut and dried, un-complicated.
It is a handicap league: 80-85% (I forget which) of difference between team
averages for the night. But the points are just the three.
I like it.
Geo.
"Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net > wrote in message
news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
System?
>
> --
> Eddie
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Date: 03 Feb 2005 19:35:56
From: Eddie
Subject: Re: League Point System
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There are other point systems such as...
Each bowler in your line up bowls for a point plus the team bowls for 2
points.
So for a 3 man team there would be 5 total point available for each game.
3 games would have 15 points plus 5 more on the totals for a grand total of
20 points.
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Eddie
"GSalisbury" <salsburyg at comcast dot net > wrote in message
news:RP2dnfT7SJ8-J5_fRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
>I don't know about any specific resource (abc.com?) but I've been in a
> league for a number of years which uses a simple 3 point system - wins and
> loses - that's it.
> Clean, cut and dried, un-complicated.
> It is a handicap league: 80-85% (I forget which) of difference between
> team
> averages for the night. But the points are just the three.
> I like it.
> Geo.
>
> "Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net> wrote in message
> news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
>> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
> System?
>>
>> --
>> Eddie
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Date: 03 Feb 2005 20:46:19
From: GSalisbury
Subject: Re: League Point System
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Yes I know.
I've bowled using a couple of them: the 3 pointer; 7 points (2+2+2+1);
team/individual match and series systems (20's + etc.).
I like the 3 point system the best.
You win or lose - that's it.
What's good about this is if you go 1 (or god forbid<g >) 0 for a night or
two the rest of the guys aren't running away from you so fast. You have a
chance to recover.
This is a 16 team league - reasonably decent - some good averages and ours
is one of the better teams. Earlier in the year we had faded to like
fifteenth or there abouts I think. Last Wed we took over 1st place. They
never got that far away and we were able to keep picking away at it and
finally got there. If it had been one of those extra points systems well I
don't think we'd be there (yet anyway).
Just my view.
G.
"Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net > wrote in message
news:8sadnUdfl6_2Xp_fRVn-jA@buckeye-express.com...
> There are other point systems such as...
>
> Each bowler in your line up bowls for a point plus the team bowls for 2
> points.
>
> So for a 3 man team there would be 5 total point available for each game.
>
> 3 games would have 15 points plus 5 more on the totals for a grand total
of
> 20 points.
>
> --
> Eddie
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> "GSalisbury" <salsburyg at comcast dot net> wrote in message
> news:RP2dnfT7SJ8-J5_fRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
> >I don't know about any specific resource (abc.com?) but I've been in a
> > league for a number of years which uses a simple 3 point system - wins
and
> > loses - that's it.
> > Clean, cut and dried, un-complicated.
> > It is a handicap league: 80-85% (I forget which) of difference between
> > team
> > averages for the night. But the points are just the three.
> > I like it.
> > Geo.
> >
> > "Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net> wrote in message
> > news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
> >> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
> > System?
> >>
> >> --
> >> Eddie
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> >>
> >
> >
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Date: 03 Feb 2005 21:09:40
From: Eddie
Subject: Re: League Point System
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Back to my question....
Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point System?
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Eddie
"GSalisbury" <salsburyg at comcast dot net > wrote in message
news:XOudncSc-M9hTp_fRVn-qg@comcast.com...
> Yes I know.
> I've bowled using a couple of them: the 3 pointer; 7 points (2+2+2+1);
> team/individual match and series systems (20's + etc.).
> I like the 3 point system the best.
> You win or lose - that's it.
> What's good about this is if you go 1 (or god forbid<g>) 0 for a night or
> two the rest of the guys aren't running away from you so fast. You have a
> chance to recover.
>
> This is a 16 team league - reasonably decent - some good averages and ours
> is one of the better teams. Earlier in the year we had faded to like
> fifteenth or there abouts I think. Last Wed we took over 1st place. They
> never got that far away and we were able to keep picking away at it and
> finally got there. If it had been one of those extra points systems well I
> don't think we'd be there (yet anyway).
>
> Just my view.
>
> G.
>
> "Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net> wrote in message
> news:8sadnUdfl6_2Xp_fRVn-jA@buckeye-express.com...
>> There are other point systems such as...
>>
>> Each bowler in your line up bowls for a point plus the team bowls for 2
>> points.
>>
>> So for a 3 man team there would be 5 total point available for each game.
>>
>> 3 games would have 15 points plus 5 more on the totals for a grand total
> of
>> 20 points.
>>
>> --
>> Eddie
>>
>> "GSalisbury" <salsburyg at comcast dot net> wrote in message
>> news:RP2dnfT7SJ8-J5_fRVn-uQ@comcast.com...
>> >I don't know about any specific resource (abc.com?) but I've been in a
>> > league for a number of years which uses a simple 3 point system - wins
> and
>> > loses - that's it.
>> > Clean, cut and dried, un-complicated.
>> > It is a handicap league: 80-85% (I forget which) of difference between
>> > team
>> > averages for the night. But the points are just the three.
>> > I like it.
>> > Geo.
>> >
>> > "Eddie" <EddieJ300@bex.net> wrote in message
>> > news:WuWdnXScfuvFCp_fRVn-iw@buckeye-express.com...
>> >> Where can I find info on the different options for our League Point
>> > System?
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> Eddie
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
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