Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
Alley Notes.

Alley Notes.
The second week is over and a-l-l-s
we'll!
The weather man still remains our
friend.
The pins are falling much better.
Hey, Boys?
Sour kraut and hot wiennies again
the coming week,
Mr.. Smokey Holman was a visitor
last Tuesday.
King of the Rough Riders is king in
name only. His bowling is off.
Junkins is thinking seriously OF
changing the brand.
The Oceolas made the first thousand
game of the season.
Hans Delbrugge still holds high
score, 215.
Bick, of the Robbers, hasn't got his
eye on them yet.
The dead Mick, of the Oceolas, made
a wonderful improvement.
Sonnerfeld skinned RAIDER out by one
| pin last Monday. Look out. Charley!
Dutchy Wilhelm celebrated German
day all week.
Arndt has made some improvement,
but his recovery is slow.
The teams have certainly improved
in their team averages.
The Wheelings have had easy marks
until now. but the Osceolas promise
them an argument this week.
Cap. Henning was at Parkersburg
last week. It's all right, Cap, but re-
member your bowling comes first.
Those All Alike fellows have one
glad hand for everybody and a ball
ticket in the other. Nobody refuses.
Next Tuesday will be a warm one,
some q. professional talent having been
engaged while the other piano is being
hit.
By the looks Bob Kraft received
from Cap. Nolte last week, he is in
danger. His work was bad.
An improvement in the shape of new
sideboards and cutters were added yes
terday.
Bremen was benched so quick last
week that he created a 'thud" while he
was going down.
If we were to start on new pins
again the coming week we would have
to break them in, also.
Cap. Mitchell blames his bad work Of
last Wednesday ON bad eyes. Don't
WUTh that lOO Otl6U, I1dtIy.
F. Brash boWled a total of sos, then
benched Daddy Hall until after Christ
mas.
C%astilow's long frame was in evid-
ence last week, but his work was of the
glue factory order.
Clifton's average in the Mozart
League was 95, but now it is 1874.
Pee Wee" Hall, better known as
Ducks was given a trial.
E. Whitehouse cleaned the stove up
nicely by rubbing against it with the
left leg of his trousers. We have more
stoves, Ernie.
Little Marti two weeks ago averaged
1859; last week it was 127. That's the
way with those little fellows:
Reddy Habig made the snug score of
50. Daddy Hall now as a friend.
Charley Rahr's chickens had a mid
night visitor last week, but he was
frightened off by Officer Willard. Those
chickens had a close call down tho
river one night about six weeks ago.
Our president was out to encourage
his team against the Big Show boys,
and he certainly is the biggest man in
the Sixth ward to-day.
Dad Stein holds up we'll in his work,
but it's near time.
The Kreuger boys don't do bad. Each
watches the other with an eagle eye.
The Big Show boys are satisfied,
knowing that they were in first place
at least once in their life.
The Columbia boys have an unbrokea
string Of defeats to their credit.
When Gust Kreuger's stomach be-
gins to expand there must be some
thing doing.
The Sunny Brook team is staying true
to the Columbias S. There's nothing
like brotherly love.
Dick Summerson sent what he
thought was a scrub team against the
Wheelings. but they proved "corkers.'
Poor Bill Knoke was up against it
last Friday.
Gust Wasmuth is now the star of the
Sunny Brooks.
Gust Marschner has been somewhat
lame in the left wing.
That man Hofreuter promised to be
in the game last Friday, out Cap. Sum-
merson said nit"
Boys Of the Wheeling League 4
piano will be put in the dining room to-
morrow for your own private enjoy
ment. and each one OF you will consider
himself a committee Of n to see to 4
that it receives only the very best o.
care.
Carroll Club Junior League.