The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-05

Won. Lost Gent
Mnltro,sah ................s........ 70 II 10
Seattle Athletic Club ............ s Is rs
Seattle Bowling Club .............. q y -
.ommercisI cinb .;.-......-...." y y
I@coma tninn Cfnb ............-. " 80
Arlington Cfeb ..-..-.............. 10 ~
When the Sound clubs went to Portland
the Seattle Athletic Club. with n lead Of
two games over Multnomah, their strong
est rivals, was thought TO have a good
lighting chance 10 remain in first place
II was figured that the s. A. G. boys
would probably split even with both
Commercial and Muitnomah, and win
three or possibly four games from Ar
lington. II was also thought that the
Seattle Bowling Club should do almost,
II not quite. az well.
Instead OF thus acquitting itself the Sc
attic Bowling Club, weakened after the
FIRST night by the enforced absence OF
Gillette. lost four straight to Multnomah
and Commercial, and three out Of -four TO
Arlington, while the Seattle Athletic Club
won two from Arlington. and one each
from Multnomnh and Commercial. The
Seattle Athletic Club, however was In
tho games from the start to finish, and
while disappointed IN the result, was not
disheartened at the showing made. The
Seattle Athletic Clubs first game against
the Commercial was bowled. according to
Portland usage. on four alleys, all the
II was very fast game the Seattle Ath-
letic Club losing by one pin, score 2dS 70
254, when II was thought II had the game
won. Owing TO all bowling at once and
Keeping the scores on two blackboards
at opposite sides Of the room, II was Inn
possible TO tell which team had won, un-
III the final footings had been made. The
last game played against Arlington was
lost by the same margin OF one pin under
the same conditions.
In the Seattle Athletic C;ub-Commerciai
match Cole made us. Barrager 10, Nell
son i5s. Churchill l53, Bowes IA and Hug
gins 1876. The high man for Commercial
was G. a. Buckhardt, with 19i. In this
match the Seattle Athletic Club boys
were considerably bothered by the poor
light over the bar necessitating consid-
cradle cropping IN the dark on the part OF
those In the habit OF grasping II.
In their match the same evening against
Multnomah the Seattle Bowling Club
team ran up against the most brilliant
bowling OF the tournament, Multnomah
making the phenomenal score OF 1.12o
pins only 10 behind the record, and hav-
Ing three men with 200 or over, namely.
Buckman with 400. Craft with 2o4 and
Idieman with 2os Gillette did brilliant
work for the Seattle Bowling Club with
eos. Baldwin made ia. Harrison l73. Hus-
Seattle Bowling Clubs total being s9s
pins.
The second evening, In the Seattle Ath-
Settle Club-Arlinston match. Barrager and
Cole each made l6s. Churchill 1884, Nelson
~. Bowes Isl and Husgins i2s Lethrop
was high for Arlington with l6s. The Ar
lingtcn's alleys have tho old-fashioned
steel plates ut the end. are not oiled in the
came manner as the other alleys and ara
tt.. tf..ht So.
was cal. Ariingtons si2. The same even
Ing In the Seattle Bowling Club CONNER
ciai match Harrison made III, Baldwin $50.
Darlington 16i. Huston i42, Sauls lis and
Clarke ia Culiison being high for Com
mercial with 1872 The Seattle Bowling
cinb's total score was $50, Commercials
l.Qi5.
IN thu last nights play the Seattle
Rowling Club bowled Arlington, the for
mer finishing with ST. and the latter
with ass, Huston scored is5. Darlington
ibs Harrison iG Clarke i2l. Baldwin 1870
ard Sauls Us. Croasman was high for
Arlington with IM.
When the Seattle Athletic Club started
rs match with Nultnomah, tho latter
club led BY two games and thought they
had an easy task before them. They
wete very much surprised. however. when
I've first nnme was over and tho Seattle
thuy themselves had scored only rs, said
20 Ire BY far the worst beating Multnonnah
ever received In a single game ON its
own alleys, The second game was very
exciting. the lead shifting several times.
but was pulled out rs craft for Multi
nomah with hts score 81 IS. the score be-
ms eda TO A3. The third game was also q
heartsdiaeaae breeder, being won by Multi
nomah bv the score ~ gda to So In this
ftf,4 A..
three games, had a streak 81 extraordi-
nartly hard luck In getting i've centera.
three Ia the last three frames. and there
by keeping HIS score down to 80 whereas
the next lowest man was q. The last
game was won handiiy by Multnomah.
The Individual scores In this match were
Churchill isa Nelson iS, BarrRgar iS7
Hugwins i5i Dewca Ia and Cole isa max.
ing the eNceiieut total Of 1854 and sur
rassing Mnlnnmah's total % ea by
three pins For Muitnomah Graft wna
high man with the phenomenal score OF
IN
The Tacorta club dld extremely wei 90
win. az e did, two games from Arlington
and one from Aiultnomah.
The Portland clubs were very cordial
and, hosr4tahle 20 The Sound teams and
aid everything possible o. render their
stay pleasant The Multnnmah Club in
particular quite uutdtd itself IN the mat
ter u frtrnaly Eresttns ans IN entertain
ment, and IS the kiriuess 90 its mem
heFa wcN censoled che Seattle Athletic
Club's team for see loRs this year Of the
Graham q Moore trophy
Following are The high scores made on
the Seattle Bewtug Clubs alleys last
week Sants, 81. 81: Darlington II. 81,
Rarraxsr 81 -, s. 90 So. noodtaller. 81.
81. g. S. e. s. a. 81, Nordge Sc Sc. SIS.
~, phllsp~. Il. 81; Rsveprp. S., Gresham.
81. x. IS, Youngs. ss Huston. "a, WILSON.
IS. Jonez 81 50, IS. beck. S.
80
Five cus OF fcrty-ave Seattle Athletic
club howiSfs maintained an average ot
over a. - game iaSg month. Edward led
enc list this time. both "a number ng
games and high averages, followed close
iy by Neisen. Following are the records
of those above y.
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