San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-06

may well feel proud of their achieve
ment.
The Government Hill Dramatic
club bowlers dropped their usual pro
rata to the Turner's Thursday night
The Thespians have been the most
generous lot in the whole bunch, con-
tribnting almost their entire share of
points in the percentage column to
the other clubs of the league. In the
first game between the Turner's and
Government Hills the former came out
easy winners, but in the last game
Capt. SchaeZlers men came near do
ing what the Ivys and Hayseeds ac-
cOmplished while contesting with the
Turner'S. In the last inning it was any
bOdys game. Luck and good bowling
was strictly on the Hills side, and it
was until the Turner's turned a few
somersaults, that they came out win
mer's alley Monday night. These are
The Hayseeds and Ivys clashed
arms for the second time on Som
mer' alley Monday night. These are
old time rival clubs and both went in
TO do or die. The Hayseeds broke
even on the Ivys' stamping ground
much to the dislike of the latter. But
young Geo. Gittingter knows a thing
or two, himself. He talked to his
men before the games begun; he
coached them during the games; the
boys bowled like veterans and when
the last man finished the social Ivys
danced away with two Hayseed
scalps. Despite the fact that two
of the Ivys' best bowlers were absent,
they came out winners in both games
by good majOritieS. Hillock, Schu-
macher and Deinninger, the three new
men on the team, did good work, es-
pecially so with the last two, both
bowling their first games that night.
The Turner'S treacherous alley has
been the cause of more Headaches"
and less records than any other alley
in the city. The last club to succumb
there was the Alamos in two games
against the Athletics Friday night.
Just how it all happened is hard to
tell. Suffice it is to say that the
Athletics are strictly on to the alley,
and that's half the game. The Ala
mos have in their team some of the
best bowling talent in the city. The
two Altmanns, Koehler, Weiss and
Senel are all good men, and why it is
that this club is not up higher in the
percentage column is a mystery. For
the Athletics Captain Deussen did his
usual good work. Dad" Volbrecbt
Mueller, Schafer and Rosy can al
ways be depended on for steady bowl
ing
The Casions and Missions met for
the second time on Casino alley Thurs
day night. These are the two clubs
that seemed to have about all the
run to themselves during the whole
season, but lately the Casinos have
mad much the best of it. AS usual, a
large crowd of enthusiastic rooters
was present. The hackers of both
teams were also there And how they
did root. Why the Austin baseball
rooters couldn't touch them. When
u comes to good old hard roofing.
Welton, Mosebach and John Tobin are
pretty good, but nothing can compare
with the article that Charley Hummel.
Gus. Giesecke and the rest of the Ca
sino crowd put up, and they generally
put IT up in large packages, too. AS
Tor the games, the Casinos won the
hrst with ease. The second was any
Dody's game to the last inning, the
Missions being in the lead in the fifth
inning by few points. In the last
inning Arthur Storms started Off nice
ly by getting eight pins, but IL took
two more Missions to get the left cor
ner. In the meantime Schenck. Goetb
Buss and the rest Of the heavyweFghts