The times., 1899-10-15

Shaw LeMat, and Hough Interest in
bowling is at fever heat and the indica-
tions are that the association team in the
| bowling league will be a winner. So great
is the interest and so many bowlers are
there that it has been found necessary TO
organize teams and play off regular
schedule OF games. Ii is probable that the
| winning team of the series will be the one
to enter the league series, which begins
November !.
Following are the teams and the sched-
! ule of games to be played:
''Inyaders'-R. l. Ray, A. N. Bum, C. f.
: Lennon. W. l. Miller. l. r. T. Smith. Pion-
{ eers,-N- 5. Davenport. g. L. Rose, ir.; W: r
Buell. H. o. Hine, W H. RonsaviiIe. ''Yigi
lants''-J. A Rodier, S. B. Maize. ]. H. Yarnall,
A. J. Fisher, Henry Bauer '-Crusaders''-R. a.
Shepard, Albert sPeidcn, {. L. Marsh, A. n
W Baldwin, p 5 Gee, F. c. Campbell, Joseph
Lang, c. Z. Morris. "Colts'-H. L. Doyle. W.
N. Brown A. c. Thompson. Z. n. Smith, L. s.
Cstlett.
schedule Of garnes-Monday. October O. Invaders
W Crusaders; Tuesday. October TO- Pioneers
Defenders; Thursday, October u. Nigilants vs..
Colts; Friday, October b. Invaders vs.. Defenders;
Tuesday, October II, Crusaders Vigilants;
THURSDAY, October 19 Colts vs.. Crusaders; Friday,
October %. Invaders vs.. Pioneers; Monday, DC
teber %, Colts ys Invaders; Tuesday, October q,
figilants Defenders; Friday, October p, CRU
saders VS.. Pioneers; Monday. October 30. Defend
ere vs. Colts; Tuesday, October 81, Yigilants vs..
Invaders; Thursday. November ,. Defenders VS..
Crusaders; Friday, November 3. Pioneers Colts.
The playing rules Of the District Anna
! teur Bowling League govern all games
Suitable prizes will be awarded those
making the highest averages. the highest
individual game, and to the team winning
the greatest percentage of its games.
Carroll Institute Athletics.
Notwithstanding the loss of several good
bowlers the Carroll Institute bowling
team. the champions of last season s
league, promises to be as strong if net
stronger than that which landed first hon
ors last spring
The candidates for places on the team
have been taking hard practice for sew
! eTal weeks and some very good scores
/ have been marked up. Tom Harlow, the
! clever little bowler who led the league last
J season. and won the prize for highest in
dividual average with 159. is again at
( work and has already bowled half dozen
/ 200 point games, with several at $50, 1e5,
and ISo thrown in. He, Of course. is sure
! OF a place on the team.
1 Michael German. who is said to have
signed with the Golden Eagles, is. notwith-
! standing that report. likly TO bowl with the
CAROLS, with whom he finished third in
/ last years league. with an average OF I5s
( in forty-eight games, and won tee Stiles
! prizes for second highest single game. 231
/ He is clipping of 170, 1S0, and zoo games
with great regularity.
Harry Merritt who has been unwell, has
not bowled very regularly this season, but
has al times shown his old form by scor-
! ing fS7, 16S, and 179. and geo as his high
games. For over a month last season he
led the league. He viii undoubtedly
make the team for the seasons cam
! paign.
A new member who will try for place
is James J. O'Connor, we'll known league
bowler, formerly of the Catholic Club He
would very materially strengthen the
champions. as he is an earnest, hard
{ worker and a consistent bowler In three
games bowled last week ne scored I59, 1s7.
and 1856 The latter game was rolled with
out a break.
Among the other good bowlers who are
| candidates for the team are A. / Clark.
| A H Oliver, Sam Wimsatt. John Stanton.
/ ". s. Mccarthy, A. Williams. J. Talbot
Johnson. w. E. Howard, Matthew Brady.
G. Mccarthy, C. Shea O'Connor, Joseph B.
Wilson. and George T. Cox.
The latter, who in addition to very
satisfactorily filling the position CT secre-
tary of the Institute and to which position
he has just been reelected for a third
term, successfully captained last seasons
team and won the championship, will nc
doubt be reelected and he hopes again
to pick the team which viii land the hand