St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-20

matter where itsits on the alley. But
he is not alone in thew abasha organiza-
ton in this respect. 1t is club that
has full license to make things exceed
ingly interesting in the tourney.
The University club is now consid-
cred stronger than it was when it par
ticipated in last winters carnival, and
it will be recalled that it was the Uni
versities that placed the famous Nush-
kas on their mettle and crowded them
to their -grandest endeavors in the
GLOBE challenge series.
The Heck boys and Charley Zschau-
yes;all the Capitol boys are bowlers par
xcellence, and while it is not definitely
known whether they will participate or
not. it is certain that they are eligible
candidates for the challenge tankard
that Will 20 to the victors.
George o. Nettleton, one of the best
all-around athletes and eXponentS OF
1.-THE heaithful paStimeS and recreatlve
sports, has been elected captain OF the
newspaper team. This event has con-
tributed new life and excited a new
Zest among the Faber puShers. They
fsnow aspire to great things, and they
have the courage of their CONVICTIONS,
and are ready to do battle With the deft
doctors, believing that they have the
cunning and the skill to pull out VIC
tory.
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The Finch-Van Slyke boys bowl eX-
ceedingly well. They will play at Fo-
ley's tomorrow evening, and they are
prepared to show any organization IN
| the tournament, that in them they will
| find fo emen worthy any ones steel. Big
| scores nave characterized their practlce
play the past month.
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The Seven corners, and George Monf
| is responsible for the declaration, IS one
| of the strongest teams west OF. chicago.
| The Seven corners boys are bowling on
the Western avenue alleys now. and are
doing wonders. They will make all eX-
citing race for first prize.
Some of the clubs are constituted as
| follows:
Summit Club-W. A. Gerber, captain; q.
| Clayton, j. H.. Henke Q. H. Roddatz, e.
! Schafer, O. H. Berrcou, E. j. Muggley. a.
| Jarshishek, c. II. Gerber, William Pelletier.
! Press Club-G. o. Nettleton, captain; HIT
| Black Col Bohleter, George Sargent A b
| Chantler. A. H. Wood, j. E. Ward, G. f. Gift
! ford, II. M. Kimball, j. NJ Hawkes..
] : Wabasha Club-John L. Barnes, captain;
| r. Fl. Edwards, Charles Beard, W. H. Pierce
! N c. Robinson, N. j. Robert, F. A. Stewart
! c. G. Lorentz S. Vankenren, Harry Haynle
Globe Chapel Bowling Club-The follow
| Globe Chapel Bowling club: e. Bayless
captain; George H. Saults. secretary; II. W.
Dennette, A. N. Newton. F.. nj. Murphy, ].
Killaekey, N. A. Macdonald, W. II. Kelly, j.
] a. Baker, Eph Lightbourne.
| IT
The Phoenix Athletic club rooms and
| gymnasium will be completed in time
for the formal opening on the first of the
coming month. The GLOBE has already
! given a pretty complete description OF
| the affair, but no newspaper story can
do it full credit. Indeed, it will
| be one OF the finest club rooms
and best equipped gymnasiums In
| the entire country. 1t will occupy
| three large floors in. the Drake block,
and the paraphernalia will be modern
and complete in every detail. No ap-
| paratus used in gymnasium will be
wanting, and the corps OF instructors III
| the technique of gymnastics and ath-
] letics will be the best. Barnes himself
| will instruct III boxing. wrestling,
| sprinting and other athletic sports,
while John D. MACPHERSON will instruct
in all the field and Caledonian sports.
MACPHERSON is the worlds champion
| shot putter, and he is clever Sparrer
| and good catch-aS-catch-can wrestler.
Curtice Lindlay has been signed to
| teach fencing, and he is acknowledged
! to be one Of the cleverest in the profess
sion, and swimming master will be en-
| gagged shortly.
The club will have a team In the
| GLOBE tournament, and there is no
doubt that they will make good show
ing, for they have the best facilities OF