CM auto-scorer

Abstract

A bowling automatic scoring system so far provided an excitor by animated graphics just for the display of the bowling result when strike or spare are detected, but this invention is to display an excitor of a non-animated, video recorded actual person. This invention is a CM Auto-Scorer for advertisements and sales promotion of sponsors which displays bowling results for a bowling game in a bowling center by an excitor of a non-animated, video recorded actual person with sound and automatically judges if a bowler goes beyond a given standard by frequency of excitors, by types of excitors, and/or by displayed frames.

1 . A CM Auto-Scorer providing an excitor for a bowler's bowling result which combines an advertisement of a sponsor on monitor screen which displays bowling results and score in a bowling center.  
     
     
         2 . A CM Auto-Scorer providing an excitor for a bowler's bowling result which combines an advertisement of a sponsor on monitor screen which displays bowling results and score in a bowling center, and automatically displays if a bowler goes beyond a given standard having means of automatic judgment by frequency of excitors, by types of excitors, and/or by displayed frames.  
     
     
         3 . A CM Auto-Scorer providing an excitor for a bowler's bowling result by non-animated, video recorded motion picture and sound of an actual person on monitor screen which displays bowling results and score in a bowling center.  
     
     
         4 . A CM Auto-Scorer providing an excitor for a bowler's bowling result by a non-animated, video recorded actual person's motion picture and sound on monitor screen which displays bowling results and score in a bowling center, and automatically displays if a bowler goes beyond a given standard having means of automatic judgment by frequency of excitors, by types of excitors, and/or by displayed frames.