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

provided every reasonable arrangement
to contribute to the amenities of the
tournament. Only from two to three
games will be played in any one week,
and withter teams this means very little
actual tournament play by any one team.
Last year the tourney began so late.
in the season, that it was absolutely
necessary that games be played every
night from start to finish, but this time
they have the entire winter before them.
The clubs, therefore, will have ample
opportunity to attend club practices,
social gatherings and the theaters, if
they will.
The merchants of st. Paul are mani
Testing a lively interest in the forth
coming tournament. and they are con-
tributing valuable and very desirable
prizes to accelerate the competition that
is certain. A complete list of the prizes
and the names of the donors will be
given in the GLOBE of next Sunday.
They will run all the way from stylish
spring overcoat for individual play to a
box OF cigars for the lowest score.
There is, in other Words,@a seeming
probability that all participants will
carry off something.
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Thomas Foley will be the manager of
the GLOBE tournament, as he has been
the manager of past events conducted
under the direct auspices of this paper.
In keeping with his spirit of liberality
and in harmony with the interest he
has always taken in fostering and accel-
Grating sports and paStimeS of the bet
ter class he will contribute solid gold
button, suitably engraved and emblem
,NE 10 ny,in -
This will comprise prize worth the
while of any of the clubs of the city.
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The Phoenix Athletic club enters a
! team. The club alleys have not been
fine as any ever laid. The, Brunswick
Bake Calender company, of Chicago,
| have the contract for their manufacture
and Manager Barnes has ordered com-
plete complement of balls and pins.
| so that it will be pleasure to bowl
there. The Phoenix Bowling club has
been organized and within the present
| week the names of the members will be
given in these columns. AS many of
the most scientific players and alley ex-
perts in the city are members of the
Athletic club proper, there can be no
doubt that Barnes will introduce a
formidable aggregation when the
tournament begins.
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Of all the bowling clubs in the city,
the SUBMITS IS the youngest. but though
youthful it is by no means weak ag-
gregation. If any one doubts the speed
of the individual performers he is
cordially invited to go down to Foley's
/ Monday evening and watch the play.
Not a game has been played this
year without a score of over 200.
Last Wednesday evening two mem
berS exceeded the double century mark
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Summit Bowling club made the fol-
lowing score last Tuesday evening:
W. A; Gerber ...." 1s2IE. Muggley ...... 100
j. II. Henke.. .2uI IC. L. Gerber 49,. 1S7
| o. II. Raddatz... 214 II. Fortmeier -. 1862
E. Shafer ......... IS2 &c. 0. Winquist I45
| o. G. Berreau go. 175IW. PeItier.. ...... 100.
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The doctors have reorganized under
Capt. Walters management, and they
are doing admirable work on the alleys.
They play with praiseWorthy precision
and bowl down the pins in high scores.
The press boys are their old adversaues
and they are looking for satisfaction
ever since the memorable WILDWOOD
game. in which the doctors were ''flim-
fiammed" by the newspaper boys. One
of the early games in the tourney will
/! doubtless be between the Press and the
Columbia clubs.
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Capt Barnes, the speedy and reliable
performer of the Wabasha club, has
| been i'll the past three weeks and un-
able to participate in club practice. He
is much improved III health. however,
and will be found in line next week
when the series begins. He is an ex-
ceptionally strong bowler. and is re-
| markably certain OF single pin, no