The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-27
Ie team championship
IL Cooked Hat Bowling
becoming msTs than or
- resting 10 Seattle people On


becoming m<Ts than or
Resting 10 Seattle people on
splendid owing 0f the Ss-
Club team. II has won seven
games. thus taking the lead in
20 far as number 81 victories
The Oregon Road Club team. OF
d Ia f3rxt ia averages, however hav-
Eaten the champion Muisnofnah team
straight gsuss. The OrsgoniAE says
at from the showing made BIZ Seattle
Ind Tacoma in their nrst match ard the
work Of Mufnonak against the Oregon
Road Club the latter appears 10 oustsass
Ill other competitors.
There IL 10 doubt but that the Oregon
Road Club team II tDnSually strong tbs
season. Last week 1 spoke Of II a. the
probable winner, and I Still think the
however, II NuitnomAh comes ~ 80 past
perlormances and the Seattle Athletic
Club men do not fall dows when they bowl
IN Portland have repeatedly mentioned
the fact that tho Portland alleys are swim
ming In OIL. comparA&iveiy speaking, ana
ON this account an afraid that some OK
tho local mAn Will fall down. j under
stand tha1 the Tacoma alleys are dryer
dian those 1t the Seattle Athletic Club. X
<1sls II 20 Tacoma viii probably fare worse
a Portland than Seattle.
II = eeJdom tssAs . club receives such
crushing defeat - Cnat administered Bat
urAAy night by thu Seattle Athletic Club.
-Four eteA43hk games were put down 70 Sc
aff5e's credit. The first game Was won BY
ehirty-aSven PINS. the second by the same
nu1nhss. the third BY thfrty-eix. and the
fourth By sixty-two. Seattle scored a to-
4ai OF 1850 pins - compared with SO for
IAcomA.
q "A. NcKinsse, Of the Seattle team, was
Sae sear Of the evening. In four games
be rolled up q score Of 3H. thus breaking
& the Pacific Northwest record for an lnai-
.videasl score II, tournament bowling. ! 90
NOT recall the name Of the previous rec
ora holder. but his score was 2O4.
IN the first game Mckenzie was credited
with 3d. He dropped of three pins from
This mark on the second game, but jump
"a up 10 So IN the third and fell back to
70 In the fourth game. His average Tor
the four games was ba.
urKinxie's splendid record Was the talk
or the crowd. and he was heartily eongfat-
uIated. His friends are awaiting eagerly
t,.& outoome Of his work In Portland the
latter part OF this week. ] am as anxious
n any other loyal Seattieste To have NC
Kinxie prove that was wrong in the belief
that his jnexperience In tournament howl
inn would work to the ultimate disadvan-
sfaxe Of the club It seems to be difficult
TO avoid 4 Misunderstanding on this point.
I took the position that Harrison and Ehr-
Itch. who we're beaten in the fry-euf BY
Potter and Mckenzie. were more reliable
In tournament bowling than those who
<beat them
Ehrl!ch was third hes; man In the match
Saturday night. with score OF Us. average
1a7S. His highest score In one game was
70. lowest 30 have always been convinced
t4hat he IL high average bowler under all
Conditions. Irving r. Cole made the sec
I ond highest score Of the evening. i's. av-
erage ATE, with Fred Gillette In fourth
place. one pin below Enrich.
Tousey. Of Tacoma. made the highest SIM
s,~le xame score, g. Had he not fallen
down in the last two games to q 10 average.
his record would have been exceptionally
rood After looking over the scores OF shs
Tacoma men, one cannot get away from
abe idea that they had hard lucks The
scores: