Does anyone have any advice for ringing ten pins? What would cause several ring tens a game?

Agree with Northface. Everytime,... I repeat EVERYTIME, you leave a corner pin the ball has pushed too far downlane and created too much angle wrapping the 6 around the 10, or not enough causing the 6 to lay flat. Either way, an adjustment is required. More surface, quicker spinning bowling ball, softer hand at the bottom, slower speed, hand position adjustments,  not in that order.

Last night I left six 10 pins in the second game and 5 came on the same lane. I made adjustment to the ringing ten, but it became a flat ten, or a light tap for wiggle 10. Not in that order. but it was a ringing and flat exchange making wrong adjustments for it. In the third game I switched ball that had a little more surface than the pearl I was using, moved 4-2 3-1...... That made a difference for I only left one 10 pin and a 7 pin...

sometimes it's trial an error for us mortals....

Ringing tens also come from too much ball speed.  pins accelerate out so fast that the 6 doesn't stay low and instead misses the 10 as it goes by the neck.