Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

the point, and the games were played
on alleys one and two in the basement.
Fifty "rooters" paid admission fees
to witness the games, the money so
realized going into the series prize
fund. The spectators took sides in
the contests; few were on the fence,
figuratively speaking. They enlivened
the contests by cheers for good plays.
Each team played blind" The
Nameless presented its strongest team,
while the Brownies were placed at a
disadvantage on account of the illness
of Mcclure. The Brownies made the
highest aggregate number of pins. the
score standing - Brownies 2,527,
Nameless 2,494. The individual work
Of all the players was only fair, Her
vey leading and Robinson bringing up
the rear. The averages of the players
in the three games follows:
Brownies Richards 14O, De Hinden
143, Robinson III, Kuglen 134, Hervey
151, Blind 1853; team S42, average 14O.
Nameless-C Campbell 146, Bowlin
1876. Wells 143, Riddle 145, Carenbauer
12S, Blind 1856; team S31, average 139.
1t will be seen that there was very
slight margin between the average
playing of the teams. The Browies
blind" pulled up the average of that
club, and the Nameless blind was
below the individual average OF the
team. The Brownies will now con-
test with the South Side team for the
championship of the city. Represent
atives of the latter issued a challenge
after the second game last night,
which was promptly accepted for the
Brownies by Captain Hervey.
The first game last night was won
by the Brownies by margin of tlf-
teen pins, close enough to excite all
the spectators. They took the lead In
the first game and maintained 1t until
the last string had been rolled, al
though the Nameless cut large slices
off the Brownie lead in the last three
frames. The score:
Brownies-Richards 143, De linden
157, Robinson 113, Kuglen 124, Hervey
141, Blind 10, total S4S.
Nameless-Campbell 165, Bowlin
1874. Wells 100, Riddle 154, Carenbauer
1874, Blind 1876; total 833.
N.-66, 162, 2S7, S16, S9S, 4SS, 554
644, 742, S3S.
B.-S2, 10, 245, SS9, 431, 524, Col,
675, 762, S4S.
The second game was captured by
the second season champions, and
honors were even. Richards in this
game made the high score of the even
ing. The Nameless took the lead in
the second frame, but lost 1t IN the
third, and by hard playing managed
to lie their opponents in the ninth
game. winning out with majority
of twenty-one pins. The score:
Nameless-Campbell 14S, Bowlin
143. Wells 153, Riddle 141, Carenbauei
123, Blind 143; total S51.
rownies-Richards 16S. De Hinden
134, Robinson 11S, Kuglen 172, Hervey
154, Blind 143; total S29.
N.-72, 16S, 251, S2S, 415, 49S, 5S4
657, 767, S51.
B-91, 151, 262, $50, 444, 526, COZ
GIL, 767, 500.
1t was now a battle royal for first
honors. and the Brownies proved
themselves equal to the task. 1t was
anybody's game for six frames, the
teams alternating in the lead. Then
the Brownies forged ahead, and main
tanned their advantage, winning by
forty pins. The score:
Brownies-Richards 10. De Hlnden
139. Robinson 131. Kuglen 167, Hervey
157. Blind 146; total $50.
Nameless-Campbell 12i, BOwlin
12S. Wells $50. Riddle 139, Carenbauer
12S, Blind 1876; total SO.
B.-9O, lG5, 276, 1863, 4SS, 5O7, COS
6S1. 764, $50.
N.-94, 169, pa, 343, 44O, 5O4, sos
$50, 72O, SO.