Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-04
ALLEY NOTES,

Sourkraut and hot wiennfes next
week.
Will the campaign interfere with our
schedule? Aber nit.
The A. A. Rooters moved and the
Oceolas jumped them in the race.
Can't someone head that wheeling
aggregation off? It's high time.
Six of the ten teams have an average
of over nine hundred.
Blazers All Publishers miss Daddy
Halls fine scores.
Raiders $50 was certainly a corker.
RAIDER is a peach with big "P."
The A. A. Rioters still hold their
$50 average, but their grip is light.
Bill McElroy made up for his work
of two weeks ago.
Balzer has left sheet Of paper to be
used for an ale book, until he gets
new one.
vogler's cut on his bowling hand is
healing up nicely.
John Nolte averaged Ill in his first
appearance this season.
Another nights work like that, Ebel-
ing, and the All Alikes will be gather
ing you in.
The Rioters are preparing for a hot
time on Thanksgiving eve.
Tracy and Ray have asked Mack for
trial, but he answered: mix Come
Rous.'
Capt. Henning puts life in his team
while bowling as much as he does in
politics while hustling.
Laughlin's SO and IS OF last week
looks bad in print.
Cap. Summerson looks like the real
thin, while perched upon the umpires
stool.
benching process from his poor work
of late.
The All Alikes will hold their regu-
lar meeting this afternoon, when reso-
lutions of sympathy will be adopted
for Cap. Brandt, of the Terminus.
1t has been said of Mann, of the
Sunny Brooks, that he couldn't catch a
pig in an alley. But he can bowl some.
Bill Junkins was compelled to miss
the concert by Prof. Easy on the alley
piano last week by his early departure.
Those two new recruits of Capt.
Drusehel's did we'll for beginners.
The Osceolas were certainly hot med
icine last week.
John Stein, of the Big Show, is down
with the fever He has the best wish
es of his many friends for speedy re-
coyery.
If Jess Shafer would hit more spares
he wouldn't need to complain about
hard luck
Albert Fette gave an excellent ex-
hibition OF rotten bowling last week
Butch Beiswinger's practicing hours
are from 6 a. m. to IL M, and from
p. m. to p. M, then from p. m. to
p. m. He's warm member.
G. Rahr did exceedingly we'll last
Wednesday. But Charlie will be an
"old timer" in a few years.
The Sunny Brooks had a 'taffy pull
ing" at their headquarters last We'd
nesday. Those fellows never miss any
thing.
Prize bowling and lunch on Thanks
giving Day.
Baily Frazier denies that his new
sweater was ever worn by convict.
No free boozerine for the Terminus
boys this week. Capt. Brandt says
Saul wasser du lump"
Cochran was too busy to bowl. All
right. Cochran, but II we had been
short you would have had 10 lay off
work.
Phil Schambra and Bert Pickett do
we'll Arndf, why not take them in the
club and give them the same degrees
you gave Cochran and another fellow?
The Terminus piano player had to
attend to some business at Steuben-
vile, hence no music.
The Columbia boys failed to beat
that Wheeling crowd.
Where in the world were Handlan,
Marschner, Wetizel ct al? Remember
your bowling comes first.
Rough Riders and Columbias are to
be on hand early. for there is another
game after they get through.
Wheelings population is about 49,
600, while $4,000 of them are bowlers.
Knoke made 203 and followed 1t up
with SO, yet he's the captain OF the
leaders.
Alex. Turner made 54f for his first
appearance in the Wheeling League.