Rhodes was already a pinball enthusiast and collector, with around 70 pinball machines that he supplies to various ... Then, in 1976, pinball journalist and activist Roger Sharpe showed off his moves ...

The ban endured until 1976, when a player named Roger Sharpe persuaded ... how people play pinball has also changed. The machines were once a mainstay of bars; today Stern sells 70% of its games ...

It enjoyed a boom in America after World War II and continued to grow in popularity during the 1960s and '70s ... Josh Sharpe, the son of pinball legend Roger Sharpe, who was making his first ...

It wasn't until 1976, when pinball guru Roger Sharpe famously called a shot on ... Young's obsession with pinball dates back to the early '70s, when he was a college student at Lehigh University ...

Arthur Rothstein There was never an amendment to the Constitution prohibiting pinball, but that didn’t stop some major cities from banning the game from the 1930s through the mid-’70s. In fact ... to ...

“Yes, there’s a renaissance, or maybe a resurrection,” said Roger Sharpe, an author ... arcades left and fewer bars making room for pinball, 70% of machines today are sold directly for ...

“Yes, there’s a renaissance, or maybe a resurrection,” said Roger Sharpe, an author ... arcades left and fewer bars making room for pinball, 70% of machines today are sold directly for ...

“Yes, there’s a renaissance, or maybe a resurrection,” said Roger Sharpe, an author ... arcades left and fewer bars making room for pinball, 70% of machines today are sold directly for ...

Inside the Bang Back Pinball Lounge, near the back of the establishment, a mural of Roger Sharpe, a New York City pinball defender, and longtime friend of Richardson’s is painted in extravagant ...

Odds are that the machine was designed and meticulously assembled, piece by piece, at Stern Pinball's brand new factory, in suburban Chicago. Zach Sharpe, Stern's marketing director, explained ...

For pinball aficionados, that name might sound familiar — they’re the sons of Roger Sharpe, a GQ reporter who ... Since Elrod started the tournaments in April, 70 people in Anchorage and ...