The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-20

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Gillette :. :. 1890. Al "a "a IS 1A
Huston $500. - y IL IL
Harrison $3.50 ~ - ~ d La
Totals. >. :. ....nz 2is 2n 2A sss
UyEDSFSDAY and Thursday evenings
Wv OF this week there VIII De a hanti-
cap bowling tournament on the 5. A. c.
alleys. Considering the Improvement
shown ny the bowlers during the past
month or so the scores ought TO be above
the average. Ailnough Ii y getting near
the end OF the match games interest holds
up well, and IL Is probable that the alleys
viii be more In use during the spring sea-
son than ever.
COME unusually good high scores were
~ made last week on the Seattle
Athletic Club bowling alleys. Mrs. 8.
Rosenberg carried of the honorz gener-
ally speaking. ~ Sue made 112 Ia four con-
secutive gan,eA and ~ In five consecutive
games Her highest single game score
was 81
Tow Bowes led the men in high scores
with 70. - and S.. DIR. r. A. Churchill
rolled S up u gne ssme q. dinsr ssos
Aumford. 50.
FOLLOWING are the g. A. G. bowling
\ alley records up TO date:
r., A. H.
IS. made as follows; 3. Is. q. q. Is. "A.
s.. e, 50. S.
Single game. iadies-Mrs Douglas
Young. e Conditions said to be the same
-Four games. men's-Dr +. a. Churchill.
70. made as follows: z. "a. "A, As, total.
Four games. lafies-Mrs Rosenberg. i72,
Five games. men's-Jackson. ISL made
a. follows 81, S. 81. -. S.. total, 267.
Five game record. ladies' Mrs. Rosen-
berg, -. made as follows: 81. 4s. 49, q. 80.
-Four game record for Puget sound--A
II Harrison. 246. made as follows: So, %.
81 co. total. 24S.
Single game records. Pacific Northwest
Portland. s.: DR.. F. A. Churchill. 8. A. G,
S.: FInlay Bryant, Tacoma. 81: A. H.
Harrison. 8. A. c. and 8 b. c., 81.
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THE handicap tournament that was
; ,s s,;,. to take place last last, week
postponed 10 the latter part of this week.
The prizes Will be the came as announced
In these columns last Monday. This club
and a. is ALLEYS ars fast IL Win not not he
surprising III some Pacific Northwest rec-
ords are soon eoualed or broken. It's
membership is ssill increasing.
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' 1 6hOEtRDW evening the executive
/ committee Of the Queen City Good
Roads Club VIII meet In the Chamber of
Commerce. TO decide upon a plan 20 dis
pose of the ladies chalniess bicycle do
mated by Spesger & Huribut TO raise
funds for the Magnolia blum bicycle path.
The person who sends in the plan that is
adopted VIII receive a donation OF s.. Mat
ters In general will be discussed. and IL is
probable that Chairman coierisl. OF the
path committee, VIII have something 10
say about the praeticability OF running the
a IN a he ttt$F l. Il
Instead of over the bridge across the tide
hats. IL Is generally known there IL a por
ton OF TIE enfbankment near Smiths cove
that frequently slides. Ii seems to be the
unanimous opinion OF the committee that
a rautA along the side OF the eynbsnkment
IS desirable. If practicable. The. bridge is
We'll asong in years and as soon as the
Oriental steamers commence landing at
Smiths cove the increased travel will make
u necessary TO repiank and, perhaps put
rum along the embank ,her san wli be be
no other way than TO follow the bridge
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NEXT Friday night KID" Mccoy and
~ joe Choynski night In San Francis
event from a scientific standpoint. Choy-
nsh Is reported 10 be In perfect cond.-
uan- 30 Tar as strength and paiysfca. de-
seiopmeht 80 Choynski certainly has the
adsantsSe and, again, he Is very clever
f'ne Tact remains, however. that Choynski
has been an unltScky lighter all his nfe
TX tho flght develops into q rushing. slash
ing night j; seems TO me that e,aoyn~ki
stands a good chance of winning
Mccoy is great ring general and Is
hke an tcehsrg IN the ring. HE is as
scientific as any pagtlist OF the day and
can hit harder than his appearance wot.Id
Indicate. II thoynski loses h.s head for
a moment Mccoy viii defeat him AT the
best II - a hard fight 10 Judge in adj
Sance.
Charley LAWYER, the hlg Western heavy
weight. who has been dreaming If fame
tasicr The management 81 Andy Malligan
Formerly Of Tacoma, suffered total
eclipse when hv ran against fhe oid-sizner
Jim Hal! al Louisville recently. Prior 70
tsc Nght MlItsgaa said that IL fawissr de-
feateSs Hall he watld be ready TO meet
FifzsTssT1ens instead ~ his earring part
re-. ''Yauk" hennsy. a. had been sag
K"sted, Mnliigaa thought that il woald
d. going hack 20 meet FitgslrnYnorS'
spafTsng partner Instead Of trying 10 ge,
10 tae top notch. II ls a sad story. inst
OF the eight. Fer ten rounds LAWYER APP
Feared 80 think that he Was waiting
Then old Jim Hail. who happened ,o be
Ia saif condition, eaasAt han a5sa another
nifsRpsIs Wis Exploded.
1fan Gresssan SAYS that hs Will reform
AMI show the psglliEsic world that he is
net dead one vet u s'rse<loa sOala
rita sss has resolution good there - A
caancs Ter him Ia surprise the knowing
oEses, MsStsgfesEss Billy sS9ita was GO
twS down hiii TWO or three years age bat
ne suddenly came Il q realization u the
position re WAS IN. tie changed his mode,
ri 8sYgs and taStsy = tgse ssng pin %
aclteT weights 8cA0y ISeAhs tas tsssioresf
tighter, xho defeated Dick I'ase swies, In
lssssiiSR lie after haFss ToNEhs battles -
shss Ia was isoa@a apoa as a back
nisnshE7T lie Strengthened ~ ard has
been winning rsat after nght
sztxsssuss10Rs says taag the tax about
hs@ arm being ia stca condition as 10
make IL tussssssra tse fsr him 4, meet Lei.
srtes = t:seFe rot Il l. admit Says PIsx.