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Inside New York’s Least Competitive Bowling League

It started with a small group of friends. They invited their friends. Now, 100 or so players, many of whom work in fashion and design, meet for games that are in turn casual and chaotic.

Christopher Kuo
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Lower East Side (Manhattan, NY), Manhattan (NYC), Parties (Social)
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