The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-11
MUSEE OPENING.
New Bowling Alloys Opened With
u Hurrah Lust Night
4 DESCRIPTION OF THE RESORT
Which Offers Many Advantages.
Games Lc,wcon tho Teams Of tho
Wheeling Bowling Lcaguc-An En-.
joynblo Evening Spent by tho Guests
Of tho Association.

bowling alleys OF the Wheeling Bowling
Association were opened with u hurrah
last evening under tho auspices Of tho
bncmbcrs Of the Wheeling Bowling As.
ISOLATION, tho owners, with tho players
oftho bowling league us guc,ts. Tho
stockholders OF the association and the
members OF the league made up tho
spectators and guests OF the evening,
which was q most enjoyable ono to all.
The Musee alleys arc tho frat that
have been built in the heart Of
tho city, and tho projectors predict
that they will DO popular and well
patronized on that account. Tho
enthusiast who wishes to play two or
three games OF tcn.pins will By playing
at tho new Musee alleys avoid the loss
OF time consequent on going to tho out.
ot.town resorts. As the new alleys arc
only open to stockholders, who arc en-
titled to bring but one friend with
them, the place will undoubtedly be
run on the right basis.
The president OF tie association Is
hasot SI'u"".', "'u MI H. M iioi'i-
aay, OF tue ga5 poatu, is tho secretary,
whilo george merYcy mas been selected
as manager. Inc po"iihG Alleys are IN
the apartment formerly in use as the
theatre proper. and the stage still re-
mains, on which are placed tables and
chairs, where the members OF the asso-
watch har,;nc Contrasts ~, on nios,U.
vantage. There are four alleys. which
are said to be the equals OF any Of the
new ones round wheeling all OF them
Oh resuiation siIo' u me equipment OF
oalls ana pins is all ina could DO de-
sired. II the association finds that the
laur aileys WI nov sullce LOT inc de'
inahu tho oiu curio nan VIII also DC
nttea up WIZ lous more aiieys, making
elgnt al'oge'nef;
a large mao" occupylng Utmost
Tue entire fear wan OF the building,
gives plenty OF ileht ior oowhng during
the gay. wnile numerous i~ncandescen.
lignts ortIliah'ly iight the apartment Mt
night Manager george fiervey occu.
pies the lover Oh the TWO store rooms
win a stoGk OF cigars, periodicals, etc,
and from that room can attend to bus
mess at the Alleys:
u amount Oh STOCK subscribed al
doM .aJ ou' go oa uo,
stock TO persons desiring To nnrt;cinnte
in the privileges OF the new establish.
ment
EXCITING GAMES.
It was shortly after s o'clock when
tho clars catherod md ,ba s,.. ~ INC
-.
satnes O''"een INC lowing easue
teams were started. Two games were
rolled ut the same time, the wheeling
Bowling Club and The Bowlers taking
the upper alleys, and tho South Side
and Columbia teams playing on the
lower. The games were both interest
Ing. The South siders succeeded in de-
feasing the Columbia combination by a
margin OF - pins: Marschner led with
= p.nst - IL alo'' I
team was also the highest, The score
was as follows:
Colnmo'9-AmicE' lS5; bishop. le5;
pay' iSo SaiIaa, WIG I,S. io; 70 Co "eisse'-
0e s, III H. .os" 10. Want
1Ei, NJ,r,,I,,or ion, tIs. nj
St.s ISn. Wr;ant 100. NM cns ~
~ A'o' 'tS 80 t''a'' ooo.
THE OLD RIVALS
Tho game between The Bowlers aud
thu Wheeling Bowling Club WA votchod
"a, ;,..o., ....f.L
WIN steat in.elesa on aceount Oh 'he
Itvaisy '..as nus T NV eJ.s.eu ne.Meen
we w. ,m nnI daiae,aS 9 ,hei p,aSeu ~
So'u ara;n u ~ oo aiua "I T;n J ~ maIs
y . III. We hob;ps SI,,.,hna.S o".N
10 on1!; w boo. ~ museums - M . seote'
T aTe sesua. oe noso '"e 'u
The Bowlers-BloomGeld. lO2. Crad.
dock, Ia; w. B. Day, IFS; Mcclure,
l3G;Beswick. lo2; Blind, 10; total, 100.
Wheeling Bowling Club +. stliel,
%; W.. Stiiel, l21; LESS, lio; schmidt,
l4l;, singleton, IVY; koymann, AL;
total, ~.
wHEELMES ARE GOOD BowLERs.
Tho Wheeling Atblctic WheeImon
n....m.-I A.. -
cam t"s1 'o""tu tue eioaoo 'ue enau'
plonship season was q dangerous guam
tity at times, unexpectedly, rolled against
the Calumet BOYS, and captured tho
game by a safe majority. The Calumet
boys had a ball ON hand, so their full
team was not present, otherwise they
would have done better work. Schell-
base did the best bowling, with l5l,
sadler. OF the whcelmen, next. The
score:
Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen-Wil
Stevenson, 127; Mccoy, 1l6; William.
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