At the USBC Tournament in Knoxville back about 5 years ago, they ran a side tournament (BTM I believe) where they layed down a shot similar to what you are saying.  The winner of the tournament from what I understand was taking a plastic ball and rolling it up second arrow.  For the 4 games, he shot just under 900.  That is always an option.
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Steven Vance
Pro Shop Operator
Striking Results Pro Shop
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Duluth (NE Atlanta), Georgia

If anyone out there is worried about the scores being too high, try duckpin!!

It's going to be hard to keep the ball from rolling out which is why others are suggesting plastic or a weak reactive ball.

A weak reactive ball with a pancake weight block or with a non-flaring layout (pin on PAP or pin on track) will help initially. After the ball rolls off the pattern, it will take a couple more revolutions to work the oil off the ball which will help give you some length. It can also cause carry down.

Short, heavy patterns tend to change pretty quickly, so be mindful where others are playing on your pair. Parallel moves are generally going to work better than 2-and-1 (for instance) because you'll move the ball into more oil in the heads (if you're the only one moving in there) and more oil in the mids (carry down).

It can look and feel strange to play a break point at 25 feet, but that's about what you have.
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J.J. "Waterola Kid" Anderson - "Better than Jello" - Kill the back row