Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-11-06
be changed unless with the consent Of
the captains of all the other teams.

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big Bill was benched last Thursday
night
Pee Vice. Hail was in poor FORM but
it's nothing new.
That Rum Dunn eSheeney'' smoked five
| centers last Thursday night.
Wilhelm said, Say, poys, dot Sheeney
is a tann goot powler.''
The Puritans are due for a new song.
Make it Dutch song for Wilhelms sake.
Dad Stein made sad mistake in
benching Big BILL as the scores proved
The Old Cronies gained notch last
| week by Swping Bill Hastingss would
be's.
Fred Spears is trying for a berth on
| some fast team There's a chance, "Fid-
| die
That Wheeling team was sent home
| talking to themselves Monday night by
| the All Alike team.
Wilhelm, while excited, said, "Poys, We
got tead cinch nit dis gang
| Big Bill's' face assumed a sad express
sion after being benched, and only smiled
when some one said, Lets drink, Bill -
Knoke's fast team went from first to
fourth place to Cap. Henning's delight
1t is rumored that Buck Alderman
tried to sell out last week, but his team
| said "No,"
Sid Sarver was all smiles last Tuesday
| night on account of winning few. But
Sid always does.
Long, of the Rum Dums, don't mean
the bowler is a long, lanky fellow but his
| name.
Next Thursday night is handicap night,
and has been set aside as the night we
paint the old run red
Three teams tied for first place. Whew.
| but amt she hot race!
Some fine evening when he is not ex-
pecting it, Cap. Henning's team will also
get their bumps.
Handy boy is Bill Hastings, as he
proved by rolling his second game against
the Cronies without a break.
Jack" Rice will please remember that
it requires ten days notice before a
bowler is eligible
| "Unc. Wimp' West, it seems, can't keep
his mouth shut, whether he is bowling
or not.
Fiddle" Rolf is training fast team
that he will put against Bill HASTINGS
crowd
Big Bill has the sympathy of his
friends, along with the order OF
''benched."
Pig tails for lunch next Thursday night
after the handicap, and everybody is in
vited.
Bernie Schroeder's team will yet make
a name for themselves with the team they
had in Friday night
Speculation is going on as to who will
carry off the handicap prizes. Every
| body's chances will be equal
The boys are afraid Big Bill won't be
out next Thursday night on account OF
being benched. Better come Bill.
The following contribution is from a
| devotee of the game:
Last night an exciting game was bowl
ed on the Fette alleys between the Rush
ers and Curvers, which was won by the
former in the last frame after julie Custer
finished with three strikes. Joe Robinson
alias DR.. Jeckyll alias DR.. Eisenbawn
| thought to become a good bowler one
must become very strong, and as he is
only light weight he was in a dilemma
for a time until at once he started for
the dining hall with the word idea" in
his mouth, and called for lmberger
cheese. which In his pipe dream he
thought must be strong enough, and the
result was Joe was in the land of dreams
and true to his word he was strong
indeed, as the limberger was in it's last
stages of decay. Bryson, with his double
twisted curves, and that back handed
twist of F'ranz's were the features
! The weeks bowling in the Musee tour
| nament was marked by one of the most
wonderful feats performed on local al
leys in years The Jack Tars did it, and
to the queens taste. They started out
with the wonderful score of 100, an aver
| age of 1S5 to the man. They lowered
| their speed and finished the second with
1920 an average of 10 and finished the
| third game with wonderful squirt with
! 1859 making a total score of 316S pins It
| is the largest number of pins ever made
! in three successive games in this local
ity Judging by the way the Jack Tars
have been hitting them, it would not do
| for the Cincinnati boys to roll them on
| the Musee alleys. The feature of it was
| Campbell being low man with sos, Bosley
509. Handlan 80 Brand 534, Brown $50
| and w. r. Stevenson 572 These famous
Jack Tars will roll again Friday even
ing, against the Off Agains
|