St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-10

some style. The
first game was a brilliant affair, but the
other was really scarcely mediocre. Mel
Their aid Capt. Walters men nor Capt.
Gerbers sturdy youths come up to the
standard Of play that they had set IN
former efforts on the alleys. But It
Should be added in eXtenuatiOn that
hard luck pursued both aggregations
rather persistently. The SUBMITS
scored tie second highest OF the entire
tournament i'll the first game. In other
words, their total was 937, and they led
at the finish by 50 pins.
This leaves the C0Iumbas and the
Wabashas tied for the second challenge
right. and the tie will Doubtless be
played off in few days. 1t was agreed
last evening that the first challenge
game between the SUBMITS and the
University Avenue clubs-wlI be
played next Tuesday evening and that
the initial game between the captains OF
all the clubs that participated III the
tournament will be played On Thursday
night OF next week.
The Opening Game.
The plan was to have the fifteen play
erS go upon the alleys at the same time,
seven playing on one side and eight on
the other, and changing. as usual, at the
END Of the fifth frame. yesterday. how
ever, Capt. Barnes, Of the WaOashas,
disSentcd from the arrangement so per
emptorily that the project WAS aban-
dOned. Then it was suggested that the
three captains draw lots 10 see which
two clubs should enter the arena first,
when it was discovered that the redoubt-
able Kelly, of the C0lumbiaS, was alb
sent. After protracted debate, how
ever, the SUBMITS and WabaShas set the
ball rolling. Pierce, for The WabaSha
club, aroused The audience TO feverish
excitement by opening with three con-
secutivo ten strikes, and Capt. Gerber.
of the Submits, made 20. Muggley, of
the same team, followed with l6, and
then Pellititr, the Submits new player,
retired from the inning with only 9,
while Jarishisheh had a Is scored oppo-
site his almost interminaDle cOgnomen,
and Clayton tumbled II pins down.
Meanwhile the Wabashas had been
proceeding at a winning gail, and their
partiSans drove the bats from their nests
with WarWhOOps that frightened Il po-
liceman on the next block. With Is for
Plummer, 90 for Robinson, 10 for
Barnes, an ID II for Edwards, the total Of
104 went upon the black board az against
Is for thf SUBMITS. Things were a
little SHADY Tor CdDt. GerDerS chances,
but he did'n0t fal ter. He cheered his
boys up bit and began steady gam,
and in only two of the other nine frames
were the Nabashas permitted to NIX
gains, and these two instances were a
mere bagatelle. The last two frames
on the part of the SUBMITS
were con lers. The ninth showed
113 pins, land the tenth added IL
more, and3 as against these two frames
the WaDl shas only succeeded in dis
placing 81 and ~ respectively. This
gave the jSummits a victory OF 937 as
against sd or the wide lead of 50 pins.
MuggleS boWled as though in d
trance. lie led the Summit score, and,
IN base bali parlance, made hit when
most needed. His score was PIG, and nj
was the only player who was able tc
reach tue double century mark
"Jashi' was somewhat off form. Ed
wards, as usual, led the Wabasha's
score. lie made 1913. Following is the
tabulationjOf the game: