Nine Up and Nine Down
The Pins Are Set Up the Same as for the Game of American Ten Pins
Three balls (not exceeding 6 inches in size) are bowled in each inning.
The player must knock down a single pin, which counts 1; then with two remaining balls he endeavors to leave one pin standing, which counts 1. Failure to do either, the inning goes for nothing.
No penalties are attached. Dead wood must be removed. Any pins knocked down through the dead wood remaining on the alley cannot be placed to the credit of the player.
Ten innings constitute a game.
The maximum is 20.