St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-15

this game will
occur. The Nushkas are anxious 10 get
it off Thursday evening land have it
over with" as they explain it. Every
one of the five Of that team is now i'll
the pink of condition" and "tit to bat
tie for his life," in sporting par
lance, and that is one reason for
urging no Delay. The Kegel club,
however, is composed of men whose
business requirements prevent complete
training, and the members ask tor
little more delay. While the GLOBE
hoped it could be played this week, it is
not now ready to say that it must be.
The aim of the GLOBE is to preserve
the amenities that have characterized
the play from first TO the present, and
therefore the widest latitude is ac-
corded, although in its arbitration of
differences between the two cOnteSting
candidates for the emblem, the
GLOBE may conclude that i'll all
fairness the game should be
played Thursday evening. This is
because l.. p. Ordway, of the
NuShka team. has business engagements
that call him East. and it would be man
ifestly unfair to this organization to
compel the club to play this final game,
upon which the trophy hinges. without
him. 1t is more than probable that the
date will be announced in these col
umnS tomorrow morning.
Since the GLOBE announced its sec
Ond bowling tournament things have
happened that have Influenced an i'm
p0rtant change. instead of making it a
Twin City tournament. the GLOBE has
concluded TO put up an elegant cup
for state championship series. There
in, oil n
cities of the state, and there are few
towns that cannot enter team Of five
as likely players as the big cities offer
Duluth. Winona, Lake City, Red Wing,
saltwater, OWatonna, ChaSka. Shake
pee, Carver, and. in fact, all such places
have good bowling talent, and they ask
TO be allowed 10 exhibit proves i'll the
tourney. 1t will prove great and eX-
citing sporting event, and the cup will
be au elegant affair. The st. Paul teams
are willing to go into a state con-
test, and that is what pieaseS the
young men from other places. Any
city that wishes to be in the list should
send i'll its entrance at once, address ,
ing all communications to the sporting
editor of the GLOBE. There will be no
entrance fee, and an announcement
will soon be made of an estimate of the
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clubs participating in the sport. A
movement is on foot to raise fund for
the purpose of entertaining the visiting
clubs while in the city, and it is not
doubtful that a goodly sum will be
provided. However, these are details
that will be announced in the future.
The games will be played on Foley's
alleys. and it is arranged so that at least
two games may take place at the same
time, and during the time that the Wis
iting clubs are in the city, the play will
proceed day and evening in order to re-
duce the necessary expense to a mini
mum. This will be an annual GLOBE
event, and is only one Of number of
projects in contemplation to encourage
manly sports among the amateurs of
the stale.
The GLOBE is pleased TO announce
that w. w. Erwin has kindly consented
to make the presentation speech on be-
half of this paper to the club winning
the present badge. Consequently the
bowlers may be congratulated upon the
certainty of rare treat. Mr.. Erwin is
himself an adept with the big wooden
spheres and all enthusiast withal, and it
is positive that he will have something
appropriate and pretty to say when he
pins the GLOBE badge TO the breast of
the captain of the victorious crew.