St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-01

for st. Paul Eowlers-Claytor
Average Was Over 900 Pins
Monroe Has Won Three and
Lost No Games in Metropolitan
Billiard Tourney.
The Foley bowling tournament goes
merrily on. and interest increases. So
much has been printed from time TO
time in relation TO the great number
of the Foley bowlers who have reached
200 or passed above it that it has been
thought best to present, in compact
form, list. Such a one has been pre-
pared. 1t shows the players and clubs
that have made an average of 200 or
more In the badge contests during
March. 1t Will be noticed that Capt.
Clayton, of the SUBMITS. for the third
time this season, carried off the honors
by making the wonderful monthly
average of 2551l. or about 10 per cent
better average than has ever been made
In any month on any st. Paul alley.
This secures him the permanent owner
ship of the beautiful! house badge given
by Mr.. Foley to any player winning it
three times in one season. The schedule
shows further that thirty-siX of the
club bowlerS Oh the Foley alleys scored
over 200, with grand monthly average
of over 227 per man. 1t is said OH good
authority that this far surpasses any of
the bowling records heretofore made.
Following is the tabulated statement re-
ferred to III detail:
Clayton. SUBMITS 25514 Tubbesng, sum-
mits. PSI; Martin, st. Pauls 25Ul4 Mample,
St PaUls, 2If; Maunhart, Gophers, 247A; Nc
Donald, Frankllns, 2i6l2; Bowers. SUBMITS.
24sl2; Muggley. SUBMITS. 243; sha-
fer, SUBMITS. 2Ea4; Adams, Lafay-
eues, 24Cs4; Barnes Wabashas, .3lla
Hhisley, Daytons. 234; DAZZLE. Gophers. 23yA !;
WinQueSt, SUBMITS, 23D; McMillen, DaytouS.
229A; Pierce, W. Wabasha 229l4; Hastings,
SUBMITS. .aa5s4 Herges St. Paul, 225l2: Van
Keuren. SUBMITS. 22ls4: Robinson. Day
tons, 22ll; Giei. C.. Gophers. 2.la ;
Bennett Wabashas, ~ y; Bayless, Frank
Inns, 30; RaddatZ SUBMITS 20; Foley, Go
piers 2l9; Finehout, Lafayettes 2:ss4; Heitz-
man. st. Pauls 2ie4; Wichman. Gophers, 2I7:
Saults, Franklins, 2!4; Kelley, Franklins
2iS; Cakes, Gophers' I'll; ochus, Lafayettes,
SUBMITS. 297: Kuhlman, Lafayettes, 2O4Ia /;
Good, Lafayettes, .u4.
The weekly scores in the Foley badge
practice games showed the same excel
lent work that has never failed for a
single week the season through. Below
are given the scores Of those in the 200
class:
Gophers-Dnhle 245; C. Gieb 2O4; oakes
2l7; Mannhart. 26G.
Summits-Nan Keuren, go; Clayton, $50
TubDesing, 23S; Winquest, 30: Schafer 70 !;
Morrissey, 2J2; Peileter. 232 Muggley, 80 I:
Hastings. 22S; Bowers. 20.
st. Pauls = Thurman. 2l5; Mample, 269;
Heitzman, 2l6; II. Martin. 26s; Henges.3 T.
Lafayettes-Good,2l2 Pr: Deiano, BOB; Eachus
203; Turgrinson. 2O1; Adams, 226; Finehout
224; Huffman. III; McLane, POO.
Wabashas-Bennctt 30; ShugaTd, 2U3;
Hasiey. 239; Robinson, POS; Pierce. :. g.. 2lS
Tomorrow night the Gophers will
play the Gophers No. 2. The postponed
game of the SUBMITS VS.. the HenriettaS
will also be played off.
AT AMoRI'S ALLEYS.
At the Amort alleys the regular
badge practice games were played dur
Ing the week, with interesting results.
Those who made POO or better were as
follows:
Owls-Hart. PA; O'Leary. 225.
Kegels-Hermes. 245; Gunther. 205; Broos,
225
Enterprise Club Hartman, go; Oertel,
204; Weinhagen. rs; Kraniger. 2I0; Sauer.
Columbias - Berthel, PIG; Kimball, 236;
Finehout. 212; Rohifs. 203.
Next WednesCs' night the tie between the
Capitol and ke2ei clubs will be played off,
AT HANSEN'S ALLEYS.
The following scores were made at
the Hansen alleys:
Exchange Clubs. Tubbesing 20G; Patter-
son, 10; Myers, 1874; Johnson, lb2: Furlong,
Us; II. Pring. 1i3; Taylor, 1871; E. Tubbesiug,
los; Hetzel, 16i; johnson, 126; G. Tubbesing,
202; Wickershem, III.
Senators-Thompson. 1877; Jasper, 14S; Par
mer, 1I6; Carroll. POL: Smith, lis; Taylor,
146; Cleveland, 1885, Clarkson, lS0; johnson.
176; Franklin, I4s.
Danish Club-R Hansen, 1856: P. Tannolt,
1872; Z. Peterson, 207; a. Mattsen, l62; n.
Olson, III: A. Hansen, 13I; S. Nilsson. las;
J. Mattsen. 126; H. Tine. 1879; o. Tine, 49,
AT WELLER 5 ALLEYS.
The Interurbans-J. 1ost. 22I; J Kill, 204;
W. Emmert, Isl; Il. Schmtz. 1875; L.. Piringer,
1855; 2. Fisher. 1874; n. Weller 217; j. Nor
rison 1863
AT YOST'S ALLEYS.
In match game at Yost's alleys, the
following scores resulted:
West Seventh Street Club - Christ j.
Dorniden, 1863; r. Niederhoefer, ISL; Christ
Schade, ia; j. c. Hermann, 115; Christ