St. Paul daily globe., 1892-10-30
Wing club Tuesday even
The Seven Corners club did very good
bowling on the University avenue


There was to have been handball
game, the first of a series for the Twin
City championship. at the Selby ave-
nue. engine house yesterday afternoon,
but the Minnea polls contingent failed
to show up. MoXie Hengle. the redOubt-
able all-round athlete. was to have been
at the head of the visitors. but neither
he nor any of his aSpirantS to handball
glory appeared at the court yesterday,
and the only natural CONCLUSION that
can be arrived at is that MoXie'S aggre
CATION was afraid of the humiliation of
defeat. st. Paul was ready. and in
lieu of the regular game two
as pretty contests as one cares
sy, n. Blair and ii. McFadden defeated
another st. Paul team, II to 3. The
latter team was E. Irwin, Nj. j. Blake
and Pat Egan, and it may be of interest
to note that Pat Egan was at one time
the Minnesota champion.
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Afterwards game was played by w.
Hurry, Ed Wall, w. Roedecker against
HI. McFadden, D. F. Sullivan and d.
Shaugpessy. and the former team won
81 to IL. The contest was full of spirit
and there were good many fine plays.
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The bowling contest for the GLOBE
| emblem will begin Nov. 21 and the en-
tries will close Nov. 10. All the clubs
that wish to participate must have their
entries in by that date, or they can not
be entertained. There are now seven
| clubs in the race, and there is talk of
more. but the entries must be made in
the regular way and the names of the
| players must be given.
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Each club has the right, if it chooses,
of entering ten men, from which list
| five players may be chosen each night
| of play by the captain of the club. This
| is considered eminently fair to every
| bowling club. and it gives show where
| people are incapacitated by accident,
| for instance.
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There is great deal of interest mani
| tested in the Forthcoming match be-
| tween Jack King and Charley Moth on
| the carpet. King is the worlds cham
! pion at five-style wrestling match,
| but he is willing to meet Moth at any
| one style. Moth very naturally selects
| Gr8co- OTTOMAN, and they will meet at
that style the latter part of next month.
| King is now out in Montana, but he
will be here in ii me, and he has sent OH
money to cover Moths forfeiture. The
| latter has gone into training, and it was
| expected that he would first meet Mac
Pherson, but the prospects of getting
these two athletes togethe: look rather
doubtful at this time.
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| The next game for the GLOBE emblem
will be played at Foley's Friday even
ing. 1t will be between Bingham and
| Glow. The former now holds the cup,
| and Glow, next Ill the challenge line,
will play for it. II Bingham wins there
| will be two games in for him, and he
| will only have to win once more to Sc
cure the tankard as his permanent
property. If Glow wins, on the other
hand: the excitement will be intensified,
| for he must win three times to take the
trophy away. Charley Capen stands
| next in line, and Capen has to his credit
the best game that was played in the
tournament. He made his 100 points,
to explain. in eighteen innings, and no
one else accomplished the feat. Capen
stands ready to play any contestant al
exhibition game for $50 a side. and
something will probably be arranged
the coming week in this line, as young
Foley has an idea he can defeat Capen
or any of the others.