Hamilton’s Art Oliver Jr., has had a busy summer. After competing in the Tournament of the Americas in Orlando he was home only two days before leaving for the Men’s World Championships in Munich.
In Orlando, Oliver was ninth in singles, improving to sixth in doubles, then 10th in mixed doubles to finish 11th in all [...]

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Hamilton returned home with a single sport victory, giving Flint, Michigan, a 13-1 decision in the annual CANUSA Games between the two cities.
Hamilton’s lone win came in softball, which ended in a 3-3 tie, but ties are awarded to the visiting city.
The weekend results left the CANUSA scoreboard at 25 wins for Hamilton, 24 decisions [...]

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Hamilton’s Matthew Lewis, 18, placed 61st overall in a pool of 146 boys at the 11th World Youth 10 Pin Championships in Helsinki, Finland. Lewis averaged 196 with a high of 248 during 18 games.
In the boys’ singles event, Lewis fired triples of 618 (191, 225, 202) and 531 (198,168,165) for 1,149 and a 191 [...]

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Twenty four talented men rolled 31 perfect 300 games in the 2009-10 tenpin season.
In the third week of the season, Jayme Allen was the first 300 shooter and, in the last week, Bill Lishinski fired No. 31, both the second of their careers. Doug Schatz and Travis Cauley each recorded three perfectos while Art [...]

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The Cliff Hangers with Brenda Herchenroder, Carol Ford and the Marquette brothers, Kyle and Chris, came from behind on the last night of the Westinghouse League at Skyway Lanes to capture first place over the Star Warriors of Michelle Anger, Art Oliver Sr., and the Margueratt brothers, Jim and Edward.
Men’s high averages went to Nobby [...]

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