In the northwest suburbs of Chicago, a group of 90 or so people congregate for a weekly tradition known as bowling night. Throughout the course of a 30-week season, the “90” will consume roughly 8,000-plus beers, 690 pizzas, and watch about 83 hours of sporting events while trying to sort out who the best bowler is.
Few things attract the attention of the “90” during bowling night. Things like the announcement of the week’s “mystery pot” score, the start of play, and a rare bid for one of the “90” to bowl the elusive 300 game are things this group will immediately stop and want to witness for themselves.