Thursday, October 4
News.com.au - New look for alley cats MACQUARIE Bank-owned AMF Bowling has opened the doors to Australia’s largest bowling centre - a $6 million leisure park with 38 glow-in-the dark lanes and pumping nightclub music.
Strike for Survival Draws Crowds and Cash
dBusinessNews.com - AMF Bowling Centers, Inc. has been instrumental in supporting Strike for Survival by donating use of their facilities. As leaders in the bowling industry, we are proud to be associated with Strike for Survival and plan to support efforts to expand
Mac Leisure spends $60m on Goodlife
Nine MSN - ideal foundation to press into the fitness market - an area the group has yet to conquer. Macquarie Leisure has assets under management worth more than $600 million, and owns and operates leisure facilities such as fun park Dreamworld and AMF Bowling.
October 10th, 2007
Umpire Hair Withdraws Racial Discrimination Claim Against ICC
Bloomberg - In 1995, he reported Sri Lanka off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan for an illegal bowling technique, which he called “diabolical'’ in his autobiography. Two years ago, he gave a run-out against Inzamam-ul-Haq even though the Pakistan batsman had jumped
Murali misses fourth one-dayer
DAWN Group - He can field and throw so the only issue is bowling in a few days he may be able to play. England, meanwhile, have been boosted by the news that captain Paul Collingwood has been passed fit to play after a precautionary scan on his shoulder.
Illini, NU are bowling us over
Chicago Sun-Times - The way Illinois handled Wisconsin — the No. 5-ranked team in the country before Saturday’s contest in Champaign — it makes you wonder what country the rankings were for. Notre Dame defeats UCLA. Stanford ends USC’s 35-game home winning
ENGLAND HAVE SRI LANKA TIED IN NOTTS
Sporting Life - But another stunning bowling display to dismiss Sri Lanka for 164 upset the formbook and, despite another top order collapse, the tourists held their nerve and move onto Colombo for the final two matches with a 2-1 advantage in the series.
Bowling results
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - Sunset: Men; Bill Hueber 757, Tom Weber 749, Joe Capitano 746, Kenny Banks 739, Josh Bayles 728, Jerry Fromm 723, John Hammerle 719, Mike Tucci 715 (299), Paul Chinnici 709, Dave Dobson Jr. 708, Paul Bellis 706, Dave Muscato 705, Ricky Zinone 698, Ed
October 10th, 2007