The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-18
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\\N&< tho Nameless seems
\>>M>>>M1'o have pretty nearly
NSG\Wa suro thing for tho
latter. In the inii.
vidnal race on tho other hand, several
arc in tho fight from A to z aud rat
ting finish Is snro to occur. As will DO
seen from the averages. furnished by
tho league secretary. 0Neill, the Lotus
man leads, with ilandlan, Of Pen aud
Pencil in seconi place. followed by Her.
vey, Bowlin. Campbell aud Hamilton.
Tho averages OF tho big six, follow:
o'Sclii. L.otuS sRowlin. Simeless. .lS,6
llaudan. T. 4 P,,,. lSL2Cimp6sll, SamelA lSi.3
HerreY. Brownies ld2.eliaMIlton, Lotu',."lb1.U
On tho face OF tho averages Colonel
0'Sei!l would seem TO have tho best
chow to win out in tho second series,
but really he has not Lotus has four
games TO play aud all take placa on for.
eignN alleys, those at Wheeling park,
where it is not probable that 0,Neill
can maintain tho form sufficient to
hold up his average. Hervey, Bowlu
aud Campbell all have to play on the
Nlusee alleys where none OF the "star"
scores OF the series have been made, so
that it ia hardly probable that any OF
them willincrease his average. laudlan,
the Pen aud Pencil player, however,
finishes the series in four games on the
clubs home alleys, Sciberts, where
three-fourths OF the big scores have
been made. For this reason Handlan
looks to be the coming individual
champion.
los
The secretary OF the league has com.
piled the Individual and team average,
for the seven weeks Of the second series,
with the following result:
LOTUS.
Team interchangeable pins l2,o2S.
high go, low T6i, average $50.
Individual work-0'Neill "a Isl.
Hamilton (S) $50, Hall Q2) l40, Weitzol
(l4l IA, WORKS az l39, Weise (l4) 1877,
Halter Q4l lSS, Sader (2l 100 c. ".
Halter (2l lis; average l+3.
SAMELEss.
Team interchangeable pins 1885,
high score 9322. low 7I6, average SIS.
Individual work Bowlin (li) l53,
Campbell GA Isl. Riddle (S) AZ, Caren-
bauer (l4l l37. MUM i(3) 1873, Atkinson
az 13o. Wells Qo) 49,. Hare ~ 100;
average al.
Team Interchangeable pins 1l,107,
high Q20. low 7775. average S36.
individual work-Stcvenson "a l4S,
Rhecs il4) Ia, W. B. Day Q2) al,
Wells (l2) III. James [. Day az lSs,
Mccoy tli) l27, Hellmeyer (2l l27; aver.
age 139.
Team work-Aggresa,e pins 1854,
high 9l7, low IA. average S3l.
Individual work-Bloomfel (l0) l46,
Reymann QH l42. Adams (lO) l42,
Manning (l2) 1873. Hirsch (l4) lSS,
Grimm Q0) 1877, Happy (S) l25, Stitel
(2) 100; average lSS.
THE BROWNIES.
Team work-Agrregate pins ll,Go3,
high 9l4, low 1856. average $50.
Individual work-Herycy IA l53, B.
S. Mcclure (l2) l4B. Robinson (6) lao.
Dahinden (l4) $50, Kuglen (lil 1872,
(DIl5. H. ". McLure (2) III; average
l3S.
Team work.-Aggregate pins 1850,
high 0l6. low 7t22, average S2i
Individual worS-Bshop (lti l49,
Boadwing "a Al, AmicS (l4) l3S, Sci.
bert (12) 1873, J. Wcisgerber I'd lsG,
Brandiass (2l liz, 0. Weisserbcr az
ITO; average 1877.
PEN AND PSScIL.
Team Interchangeable pins ll,oO5,
high SIS, low 900, average SOL.
individual work-lIandlan (Ioj I53,
Borlaud Isl 1879. CasseIl IA l33. Nc.
Murchy tl2l 1872, Archer (lil 49,, Travis
l0) l2S; average l5l.
THE BowLERs.
Team work-Agyregatc pin, (l2l
9,jG7, high S6J, low G33; average 1917.
Individual work-Lamb Q2) 1888,
Ssatler (Gl 1877, RihedalTst (l2) 1856,
Whitaker (S) 1876, Speidel (l0j l32, c.
EbeIing 10y 1872. Laird (6) 1871. List (lO)
100; average l33.
CALUMET.
Team work-Agcrcgate pins l0,GS0,
high S94, low 62i. average 1853.
Individual work-porser CO.. 1877,
Cameron (llj l3G. a. Welty Q4I l3I
Murphy % lSl, Wei,zcl Q2l 100. Lang
ny $50, Rohrl "a l2G. Truschel (5) IoO,
Hess ~ llG; average III.
rEovInEST.
Team work-Aggrega.e pins 0,l9t,
high SjS low 723, average $50.
Individual work--Walden (l2) LAG.
jenkins (l2) 100, Duga (5l l27, Wills
tl2) l25, McCarter (l0l l25, Fisher (SJ
l2l, Bruhn l6l III, Marshall ~ liz,
average l"5.
Bowling ayernges-like baso balls
arc sometimes doceiving. For instance,
there is tho Wheeling team, ranking
fourth in averages and holdin: down
tho tsil.and position jointly with Pen
and Pencil. Calumet and Provident,
with tho worst averages OF tho lot. arc
above both Wheslins and Pom and Pen.
ell. Lotus loads everything and Is soc.
ond. But for tho fact that Calunc,
played two Ra'noa with but four men
tho team would have better aver.
age. On tho whole the averages IN to
date in tho second series aro much
higher than at tho Same period in tho
!irst scrie, OF the present season.
Namclos9 being pretty auro OF boing
socond scrcs champions. speculation IL
in order US to tho possible result OF tho
after sea4on contests between Namoloss
aud Tho brownies to decide tho aon-
son's championship In tho uptown
lcagnp. Tho partianns OF both clubs
ntn cnnfJNnt fhaIr ,.,tu