The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27
On account OF tho absence of the Press

On account oil mo lD9eNCcOI the iIeSS
Clubs representative 1t was decided not
to take up the In;clligcnccr-Pre Club
protested game in it. regular order The
secretary read the protest made by Cap
tain Paul o. Reymauu, Of the Wheeling
Bowling League, against the games won
by tho South Side team from the Press
Club, the ground OF the protest being
the now famous "pIaning of" Of the Rl-
leys at Fettv's. Mr.. Reymann said that
his club had decided to Withdraw tho
protest, which was done. The protest
against the games won by the Wheeling
Athletic Mneelmen from the Press
Club, made by a member OF the latter
organization was next acted upon-it
was not allowed. After wait OF fifteen
minutes the same action was taken re-
garding the protest OF the Press Club
against the two lntelligencer victories,
thus leaving the standing OF the clubs
at the finish az shown in the table
above. The prizes were then awarded
rs follows:
First team prize to the South Side
Quicksilver cup. presented to the
league by tho Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railroad Company.
Second team prize to the Columbia
Club-Silver cup, presented by the
Wheeling Park Association.
Third team prize to the Wheeling
Bowling Quicksilver mounted horn,
presented by Jacob W. Grub, the
lewelcr.
Fourth team prize to the Intelligcn-
I'M
First individual prize to Charles Sci.
bert, OF the Columbia Club-Solid gold
medal, presented by Charles Seibert, Of
Seiber:'s Garden and bowling alleys.
Second individual prize-winncr not
yet known-to be selected.
BOBBY team prize to tho Press Club
feam-A four-inGh bowling ball, nicely
decorated with ribbons, etc., with the
following inscription: "To the Press
Club. Learn to Bowl" Colonel Harri-
son is responsible for this originality
in boohy prize presentations.
The secretary was instructed TO &C.
cure the prizes after the proper inacrip-
tions have been made. The prizes not
yet selected will be secured by the prize
committee, Messrs. Archer, Arkie and
NUylor.
Tho sentiment was that the close OF
tho season should be properly celcbra-
ted by banquet, at which the prlzos
shall be delivered to the successful
clubs and players. Mr.. Harrison made
4 motion on this line, which was
adopted with hurrah. The feaat will
take place ut the McIure on the even.
ing OF Wednesday, April II, and will
be attended by the eighty members OF
tho league aud limited number OF
guests. 4 suitable programme will be
arranged by the committee, made up OF
Messrs. Sam. Is. Harrison, John l..
Wright and Paul 0. Reymann.
The secretary reported that the man
ayers OF the new Musec bowling alleys
had invited all OF the league players to
DO present at the formal opening which
occurs on tho evening OF Tueseay, April
3rd, and that four games between tho
bowling league teams would DO desira.
bic. The invitation was accepted and
the secretary instructed to prepare the
schedule. The management OF tho new
alleys will hang up two valuable prizes
for tho best individual work done in
these games. The following vii! be the
schedule for the evening:
Wheeling Bowling Club VS.. The Bowlers.
lntcllgcnccr VS.. Press Club.
South Side vs. Columbia.
WA. W. VS.. Calumcts.
The thanks OF the board were extend
ed to President Stathers and to Secre.
tary Archer ior services rendered dur
ing the past season.
Thanks were also voted to the Wheel
ing * Elm Grove Railroad Company,
Wheeling Park Association, Jacob W.
Grubb, Charles Seibcrt and II. W.
Schrcbe, for their respective kindness
and generosity in donating prizes.
The board then adjourned sine die.