The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-06
BOXING. & CYCLING.
BOWLING.

In the Wheeling league. Brown and
stevenson are tied for first place In the
individual averages. Stevenson having
played in more games than Blown, he
will climb the ladder slower than his
competitor II both roll ahead OF, their
average this week; on the other hand
Brown will so down the toboggan fas-
Ter II both have an off week on the
alleys. 1t is most Interesting race,
aad interest is added to It by the fact
that three players, Handlan, Campbell
and RAIDER, are only two points be-
hind the Two leaders. The averages. as
prepared by Secretary Fette, are as fol-
lows
stevenson. Wheeling, 164; Brown,
Wheeling, 1Gi; Kandlan, Wheeling.
49,: Campbell. Wheeling, 1852; lsRader,
B5wlers. 162: Emblem, Bowlers, 157;
Sol,e, All Alike, 157; Cochran, AL Alike,
lsS; ". Fette, Old Cronies, 155: Falck,
Bowlers. l55; Wngerter, All Alike,
155; Reed, Frog Horns. 154; Wilhelm,
Puritans, 1853; Hickman, Bowlers, 1853;
Wagner. Wheeling, 1853; Balzer, All
Alike. 152: Rahr. All Alike. 152; Jones.
Pur!tans. ISL: Brasil, All Alike. ISL;
Bosiey. Wheeling, Isl; Franz. Old Gro
MES l49; Marschner. Wheeling. 149;
RAIDER, Aber Nit. 149; Beiswlnger, Col
den Rods, l4S; Henning, Bowlcrs, 14S;
Yenke Old Cronies. l47; Sarver; Golden
Rods, Al; Zimmerman, Aber. Nit. 147:
C. Fette, La Belle, lag; Alexander. Bow
lers. 1876; Dinger. Bowlers, 1885,: tNogler,
Golden Rods. lag; Scheehle, Old Cronies,
49, Arndt, All Alike, ff5: King, Golden
Rods, AS; Hellstern, Old Cronies 144;
D. West, La Belle, 144: Henry, Puri-
tans, IA; Modar. Purltans, 144;. Beuter,
PuritaDs, 143; Knoke, Wheeling, 143;
Cardona Aber, Nit, l43; Falck, Puri-
tans. 49,: E. Bearly, Golden Rods, 142::
Worls, Bowlers, .l42; Ebeling, La Belle,
AZ: Sonnefe!d. Golden Rods. 142; Kase,
Golden Rods, III; Smith. Puritans, $40:
Weitzel, Wheeling. 1883; Speidel. Old
Cronies. 13I; Plankev. Aber Nit, 1876;
Hastings, La Belle, 1874; McAndrews,
Frog Horns, 1Si; Andiinger,oLa Belle,
1874: Gaughan, Puritans, la4e4 Baker.
Puritans.. 1888; Carter, Puritnns, 1888;
Hall, Rum Dums, 1873; carp, Rum Dums,
1888: Bernhardt, Aber Nit, 1872; Clark.
Golden Rods, 1872; Castilow, Frog Horns,
$50; Nolte. La Belle, 1923; Plankey, Frog
Horns 12S; Coleman. Golden Rods. 12S;
Springer. Frog Eorns, 127; B. Schroe-
der. Aber Nit, t26; Miller. Old Cronies.
1875: Wolfe. Old CronIes, 125; Delbrugge.
Frog Horns, l25; Norteman, La Belle.
le5: Steuernagel, La Belle. 124; Craver.
Frog Horns. 1874; Rolf, Frog Horns. 1913;
Reltz, All Alike, 123; f. C. Fette, Old
Cronies, l22; a. West. La Belle, 1872;
Long. Rum Dums, 12l; Beck, Rum
Dums. 100; Leach, La Belle. 120; Stab.
Old CronIes. lis; Miller. Rum Dums,
lis: Druschal, Rum Dums, o115: DIehl,
La Belle, lis; Hall. Rum }Durns. III;
F. Schroeder, Aber Nit Ia; DAIMLER, Rum
DGins. 1i3; J. Stein. Rum Dams, III;
Kaia. Frog Horns. 109; H. Bearly, Col
den Rods, 100: Brandt. Frog Horns, los;
a. Stein, Rum Dums, 1O7; Wasmuth.
Rum Dums, 1O6: Dice, Aber Nit. 1903:
Beltz, Aber Nit, 9S; White, Aber Nit,9l.
In The Musee league. Stevenson main
;ains his lead. with an average of ITO
rnlns, The event of the week was the
second defeat Of the season sustained
by the Henry Georges. and at the hands
OF the North Ends, The averages.