Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-21

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Thursday, Oceolas VS.. Terminus.
Friday, All Alikes VS.. Wheeling.
Alley Notes.
Now for the fourth week.
The third week is over and s-l-l-s
w-e-l-l-.
+ Since sauerkraut and w~einerwurst are
| the favorite we will try it again.
We've no kick coming on the weather
so far.
Our piano SENS to be a success. Hey.
boys?
The Columbus and Sunny Brooks arc
still tied for last.
ming.
The Robbers are hoyering danger
ously near the top.
The A. A. Rooters are surprising
themselves.
The Rough Riders and Big Show boys
are dividing honors.
The All Alikes seem disappointed.
Cheer up, boys; it's only starting.
The Osceolas and Wheelings haC a
battle royal.
Prof. Easy has piano pounding down
pat.
Who said Nolte don't make a good
captain?
Pidge Rahr's usual luck seems to have
deserted him.
John Geller may have some faults;
but at bowling he's a bird.
Paddy King keeps on coming down
the line as usual.
Next Wednesday night, at the Sunny
Brook club room on South Chapline
! street, will be served a banquet to the
boys who bowled against Pittsburg re-
Gently.
Bill Falck made the snug total of $40.
Keep it up, Bill.
Raiders work of last Monday was
excellent.
That challenge to the All Alikes was
a bold attempt.
Bill Arndt has a touch of the govt.
High life, Bill.
Cashier Bowers, of the Kobbars, did
a little German roofing last Monday.
Dad Stein blames his poor work upon
the baby being cross at night.
Junkens is certainly a sight with a
cigarette in his face.
Sonnefeld's 119 don't look we'll. for a
pennant winning team.
Rudy Brandt has free boozerine for
his cracked team one night each week.
John Roth ifs not only a good per-
former on the instrument, but an excel
lent singer as we'll.
Reed has temporary charge Of the
Rough Riders in Henning's absence.
Horse Druschel, of Carpenters union,
! nYnlhQr A-11-Ad 10 hJlildinn q nint0r
residence for Charley Rahr's chickens.
The All Alikes have changed their
meeting day from the second to the
first Sunday tn each month.
Mitehelrs aggregation of ten pin
knights had their usual luck.
The piano player, last Wednesday,
was slick as grease.
Fox made under a hundred, and the
treat cost him fifty-ffye cents.
Reddy Habig, Ernnie Whitehouse and
Craver, are the real thing on the Column
bia list. Their market value is about
seven cents.
Dick Summerson can furnish most
any kind Of a team imaginable. He has
a swell selection.
Did anyone ever notice the expression
on Beiswinger's face after he missed a
spare? Did you ever hear what he
said?
Ducks Hall-Mister l want to buy a
| pair of socks. Salesman.-"What num-
ber?" Ducks Hall.-"I don't know, but
I'll sit down right here and try them
on" And the river being SO low too
Whew,
Mike Agnic has the honor of having
4 fhl 1nwpQt aUorc 90 in tho htctAvu nF
bowling.
Jess Shafer is slowly, but surely
becoming the star of the Big Show.
T. Wolvington made his appearance
for the first time this season, and did
fine.
Cap. Summerson at last gave Hofren-
ter a chance, and Ed. did well.
Uncle Ben Stevens was a visitor at
the alleys last week.
kirchner has lots of speed, but needs
more control of his ball.
III Gus Kreuger can smile when in
the presence of his best girl like he did
when ne made 532, then he certainly is
a social success
hatcher had on his little annual
foot" last week.
The Osceolas were simply rotten last
Friday.
Marschner at last reached the 500
mark. It's an even chance he won't
do it again this season.
There will be something doing at the
Columbia club room this afternoon.
The affair will be in honor of tee mar
| riage of one of the members. It's Gus
| tomary to invite the secretary, boys.
A. Fette received an awful talking
to by Eilly Dstweile- and then a
benchin'.
How those Terminus fellows win