St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-14

ton every Saturday evening.
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Raddatz, of the University club, has
been bowling Tout of sight, in his
practice games during the week, and he
will be i'm grand form for the Twin City
tourney. He made PAS yesterday.
There is little betting on the outcome.
Both the Nushkas and the Kegels have
partiSans, however, who are willing 10
emphasize the fact that they have the
courage of their convictions" and IT Is
probable that there will be some betting
before the tie is played Off.
Assemblyman Van SIyke is yotary
of the bowling game, and he has spent
many pleaSurable evening with sone
of the best performers of the Capital
city in bowling down the big wo6den
pins.
City Clerk Prendergast is no mean
performer with the wooden spheres. lie
has made some enviabie records in years
gone by. While he plays very little
now, he keeps his hand i'll enough to
meet any city hall aspirant to bowling
honorS.
Aid. Bot is one of the strongest bowl
ers among the city officials. He is a
member of the Germania club, and it IS
likely that this aggregation of Oldtm-
ers will challenge the winners OF the
GLOBE emblem to a sociable contest.
Charley Ringwald says the Germania
club will meet any organization i'll the
city in q mixed c0nteSt-boWlilg, Dill
jards, jumping, wrestling, sprlntlng and
boxing. The NushkaS may call this, Tor
it is just in their line.
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1t may not be generally known, but it
is trae-the NuShka boys are the best
all-around athletes in the city. The
members of the club hold Individual
badges for swimming. lawn tennis,
snowstoeing sprinting. jumping, yacht
ing, rowing, curling. football, base ball.
trap shooting, boxing, fencing and
bowling; and it is doubtful if wrestling,
yaulting. handball, ETC., should not be
added.
Aid. Dorniden is SAID to be good
bowler. He trains out at Schade's park,
and lie served as umpire in the cele-
DRAFTED game in which the North Light
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L. w. Donovan suggests that some
one should get up all amateur checker
tournament He is an adept, and anx-
ious 10 enter if any one will hang up a
badge. Tom Martin, the genial county
commissioner, is also good player, and
will contest honorS with any local anna
teur.
There is talk of hanging up a purse
at the armory for Charley Moth ana
some other athlete 10 wrestle for in the
near future. Thomas }. O'Leary has
the project in hand, which should be Il
guarantee that the event will come off.
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Several new bowling clubs have been
organized the past two weeks. and they
announce their determination to enter
the DAILY GLOBES Twin City iourna-
ment. Some Of these clubs comprise ST.
Pauls best talent. but the greater pro-
portion are young aspirants who have
lately taken to the sport.
The final game OF indoor base ball be-
tween Companies E and G., which was
to have been played at the armory
Saturday evening. did not take
place. The players were early on
hand. but the leaky condition of
the gas pipe in the armory made
it necessary to postpone the game
until tomorrow evening. In the mean
time the pipes will he repaired and ev-
erylhing made ready for what is ex-
pected to be the most exciting game of
the series.
Sampson, the amateur expert. made a
wonderful performance Saturday. In
apractice game with friend he made
the phenomenal run of us. and ne
slipped up then on masse that he is
ordinarily safe on. He played straight
rail. however, but Jules Mayer thinks
Sampson can playa narrow baik line
with about the same speed. -
Bundle. of the University club, has
ali elegant delivery. He handles nine
inch bali with the ease and grace that
is possible with base ball pitcher. He
expects to increase his average in the
Twin City tournament over the record
that stands to his credit in the ST. Paul
series.
GIRLS AT PLAY.
Fair Hands Shoot the Balls Down