St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-15

De Ora takes for his choice 5x1O Amer
can pool table complete. As they are
recognized by the profession as the
greatest hazard players in the world,
the game should determine the cham
pioDshp.
A mixed pool in his winter handicap
Tor amateurs. which he will inaugurate
about the middle of November. Foley
intends using StyleOf game never be-
lore played in st. Paul.
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The Metropolitan billiard tournament
1egins tomorrow evening. 1t will be
straight rail contest. The contestants
/ will be Thomas P. Foley. Charles
j Caren. Frank Thayer. Charles Glow
|: and Frank Dougherty. The initial
game will be played by Foley and
I Vapen. The contest IS for the amateur
4 billiard Championship of the state aud
|; $50 hung up'by the Metropolitan hotel.
4 Nine games will be played.
p A very exciting roller skating race
Is BOOK place last evening at the jackson
p street rink between Harley Davidson,
3 j. Davidson and George Mlethe. The
distance was two miles. and the race
IA was won by Harley Davidson in Z min
utes and seconds. The two David
sons entered the last lap side by side.
but half way through it j. Davidson
Tell, thus giving the race to his brother.
~
The large wooden spheres merriiy
going down the alleys, knocking the
frames Sof pins right and left to the
pleasant music of NAPLES and lignum-
vIt8,is sight we'll worth seeing. From
thirty TO fifty young men can be found
enjoying this health-giving exercise on
the various alleys any evening of the
week that one cares to drop in on them.
NOW they are all in active training for
the coming winter tournament, which
will commence about the 1st of Decem-
Der, for the championship of st. Paul.
Inc following scores were made by the
clubs practicing at Foley'S alleys dur
ing the week. and count in the makeup
OF their monthly averages for the beau
tItul gold medal to be given 10 the
bowler having the best monthly aver
age:
Wabasha CIub-Plummer, 1855; S. q.
Fierce, ISL; Learned. 20S; LOrentZ, 157;
Barnes, 1879; Robinson, 1879; Stewart,
161.
st. Paul Club-Heitzman III; Man,
pie. 229; Lucas, 1879; Fales, 1913; Fuhr-
man, l43; Finch, 1913; Sage, 135.
GOphers-Monhart, 1853; Clark, 40;
| Spicer, 13S; Foley, 1875: Cakes, 165;
Wilder, 145; DAZZLE. 176; Barker, 1856.
Mafayettes-Deland. 146: Adams. Isl; ;
Fineb0ut, 40; Good, 166; Turgrimson.
| lS9; Kuhlmann, I25.
SUBMITS - Jarishisek, 1853; Clayton,
| lS5; Pelletier, 129; Henke, 132; Schafer.
| IN; MOrrissey, ll6; Van Keuren, 139;
| Muggley, i6l; Hastings. 1874; Winouist,
| l66; Murphy, 1871; Tonstad, t57.
At AmOrt Bros Central bowling alley
the following scores were made during
the week:
Enterprise Club = Frisenhahn, 222;
| WeInhagen, PA: klOsterman. 1856; Sauer,
1863; Hartman, l61; Kraniger. 100; Deck
er, l56; Crawford, 1874; Oertel. al; Stark,
100; Weide, 126; Painter, 124
Columbia Cube. REM. 204: Clover,
2Q4; Larsen. 172; Baily, l72; Kelly, 10;
Kimball. 1876; Cochran, l21.
Kegel - Hermes, 231; WOOD, 19I;
Came, 100; HilIes. IT'S; Deggendorf. III !;
| Wegmau, l42; Baker, 10y; Brakeman,
| los.
Capitol-Viters. PAL; Il. Bork, 225: a.
Heck, 2l3; e. Humid. 200; Berreau, 1919 /;
| Seng, 1879; Crapp, 179; Geriach. IT'S;
! ZSchGu, III; Karst, I64: F. Defiel, 1872 {;
| il. Bull, l61; Waller, l57; Oertel, 153
! sSIocum, l46; Hammer, 136.