Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-12-17

lueSO2y-ROugn ftlQerS VS.. h6HIlOIeS.
Wednesday-Ad Rooters VS.. Apollos.
Thursday kissing Bugs, vs.. Oceclas.
Friday-AlI Alikes VS.. Emigrants.
Now for the twelfth week.
Some more bad weather. The
weather man must "have it in" for us.
Those were hot games Monday
night.
Arndt seemed to have bad case of
stage fright.
RAIDER has gained one more notch on
Emblem.
Fine attendance Monday night.
Did Hackman have it in the neck?
Twas good idea, that of getting
Plankey to score, as it kept his horn
closed.
Jack Wilson redeemed himself last
Tuesday.
CASTOR drops one pin, which enlarges
the gap between him and RAIDER.
Kemple and Shafer never were good,
but they seem to be getting worse.
The Wheeling All Stars will do bat
tie with the Wellsburg team at Wells
burg next week.
Somebody has started the talk that
Plankey is string-haltered.
The Kenmores and ApolloS each
won another last week.
Bill Brash and McAndrews are look
ing for an auctioneering job. They're
both good.
McElroy-How much is my gas bill?
Clerk-Seventeen dollars and eighty
two cents. McElroy-Whew! Say, can
1 get that fellow who read my meter
to score for my team in the Wheeling
league?
Balzer did the best bowling of his
life last Monday. His face showed it.
Emblem, perhaps, didn't think, but
it's a ten to one shot that he didn't
mean it.
Manager Sam Karpf, of the Greater
New York bowlers, was visitor at the
Wheeling league alleys last Friday.
Junkins, of the Rough Riders, re-
ceived an injury on the leg while at
work at the water works; but it don't
affect his work.
Miller, of the kissing Bugs, is hold
ing out we'll. while Danny Long is on
the toboggan.
Gust" Wasmuth claims to have dis
covered hair restorer. Poor Gust
needs it,
The kissing Bugs and All Rooters
are now tied for seventh. Why don't
the leaders do that?
Ray is of a nervous disposition.
Last Monday he chewed four long black
stogies.
The Wheeling All Stars extend cor
dial invitation to the bowlers of
Wheeling to accompany them on their
trip to Wellsburg.
The Apollo boys have made won
derful improvement in their work
since they have been wearing rubber
soied bowling shoes.
Gust Norteman chased up town in
all the rain last Thursday, so as to
have a full team. That's the kind of
a captain that makes a successful
tournament.
Cardona has joined the Oceolas.
He's jolly good fellow, Gust.
Gust Wasmuth complained of his
hair getting gray from worry with his
team, and when he removed his hat
to prove it. it was found he had no hair
there at all.
Gust Shubert had his annual Hutch
err on again last Friday night.
Moody, of the Apollos, is taking his
annual sprints three times week out
through the country. He thinks he is
too heavy to become good bowler.
Marschner had his hammer in good
working order again last Friday night.
because he thought the runway wasn't
in condition.
Says Ebeling-"Well, sir, made
two strikes In consecutive consecution,
and yet they weren't satisfied" Poor
Charley.
Steve was about right when he said:
"That was the first time in my life
that I missed the head pin with my
first ball"
If ever a team was scared it was
those Wheeling fellows in their first
game against the All Rooters.
The All Alikes will give hot time
at their club room next Saturday eve
ming, and invite the old Harvest team.
The Wheeling All Stars seem to be
respected by the Greater New York
team.
The two little Bearlys seem to he
getting careless. Go after them, Kemp
Fiddle Rolf seems to have a good
one in that man Kreuger. He appears
all right. socially.
Marschner and Stevenson came in
from Marietta last night to attend
their bowling. Such fellows make a
successful league.
The ten large turkeys for Christmas
prize bowling, arrived yesterday and
are beauties
Bog Kraft redeemed himself in good
shape last Friday.
Christmas Neckties in boxes. The
latest novelties, for soc, at McFadden's