The tournament is a pretty loosely-run affair. Unofficially, it's sponsored by the Harbor Springs Chamber of Commerce. But it's not a fund-raiser. It's free for everyone. And there's no attempt to make the lanes a standard length or take a head count.
Bowlers do, however, receive a certificate noting their participation and score.
And the event has grown. Saturday, somewhere around 50 people milled about the intersection. And while it's the spring break ghost town phenomenon that makes the tournament possible, there were a few visitors among the crowd. Lansing residents Jim and Nancy Nowak, in town visiting his mother, Carol, both tried their hand at bowling. After getting the hang of how the street's crown tended to send balls spinning off course, they both rolled strikes.