The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-01
BOWLING PLANS.
The Season of Ball
and Pin Will Open
Tomorrow Night.
MANY MATCHES ARE TALKED OF.
Blaisdell's Team and the
Candymakers Will Roll
a Series.
MANY MATCHES ARE TALKED OF.

The popular indoor game of bowling
will soon be at its height and the de-
voices of the sport in this city will be
in high glee. Already plans are being
matured that will make it interesting for
bowlers the winter months. The first
match game of the season Will be bowled
tomorrow evening, when two old-time
rival teams will again meet in a series
of games to settle the old question OF
superiority. These teams are from the
Blaisdell machine shop and the candy
makers of the local branch house of the
United States Biscuit Company.
The first game of the series of three
will be played at Whites alleys, and on
the two succeeding Monday evenings the
teams will meet and decide the supremacy
for a suitable prize offered by ]. P. White
Last evening representatives of both
teams were at the alleys on Pearl street
and decided upon the makeup of their
teams. George E. Allison, of the St. Mat
thews Bowling League and the City
Guards, was chosen captain of the Blais-
dell team, and the other members are
w. H. Lunney, ]. j. Dunn, t. F. Owens,
E, A. Price, II. F. Arsenault and R. H,
Smith. M. W. Mayo was selected to lead
the eandymakers, with the following as
sociates: Nick Demanty, James Kelly
Clifford Blaisdell. George Mayo and
George Mason.
Teams representing different alleys will
meet during the week The first game
when the Infants from Whites meet the
Casinos Wednesday evening. On the fol-
lowing evening the Infants will return
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their home grounds, on the Mechanic
street alleys. A third game will be
rolled later.
The city League Is in process of forma-
leys, expects that it win be under way In
short time. He is TO hang up purse
of $50, which will be divided into three
parts and awarded TO the three highest
| second SIS and the third So ONeil, as ar
extra inducement, will hang up individual
prizes monthly.
The second game of the series between
the Casinos and the Westboro team, Of
which p. H. Hennessey is a member. will
be played at the Casino alleys Wednesday
evening.
The Cherry Valley candlepin team is
making arrangements for a series Of
games with the Infants, and It is proba
Bile that the first game will be rolled mex
week. 1t is believed the Babies will re
| organize for the season and defend theil
| title of champions.
| The browning event of the season will
come when the manipulators Of the limo
| type machines of The Spy get together
and form team to play team from this
Telegram. There has been eome talk Of
arranging a contest between tAams repre-
| senting the composing rooms of tn,
morning papers, and should such result i
would prove interesting to the spectator.
| II It VIII approach the exhibition of The
national game that both teams put up re
Gently at the oval
Billy Eaton. whose prowess as G
| bowler is well known will lead The Spy
comps. Should the match be arranged
| Proprietor j. j. O'Neil of the Casino ali
| ieys is DESTROYS that the game be rolled OF
suitable prize for the boys to roll for.