Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-12-23

Now for the thirteenth week.
Prize turkey bowling and hot tur-
key lunch on Christmas.
Big Show dance at the Castle Janu-
airy 8.
The Terminus are now tied for sec
ond.
The Robbers lose another. Poor
fellows.
Turkey bowling begins at 8 a. m.
Come before the crowd
Professor Junkin9 is the Rough
Rider pianist hereafter.
Dick, of the Doctor team, reached
five hundred at last.
Capt. Notes spanker was out as
usual last weeh
sonnefeld almost went wild after
making 514.
sons free some Sunday.
Vogler, the smooth headed Kobber,
about holds his own.
Balzer was in the game last week,
but not on Wednesday.
Remember the ten fat turkeys go 10
the ten fat scores. free.
They were coming too fast for Horse
Druschel last week.
Capt, Herning made $50! Lookout
for McElroy, Charley.
Charley Rahr and Camden Springer
were out of form last Tuesday
The Rough Riders have the Sal
Skinner song down pat.
The Columbias didn't win, but hey
had the Terminus boys breathing
about four times second.
Maud Planley still sports those Dor
rCWed suspenders.
Hot turkey lunch starts at a. m.
until night
Dutchy West did excellent work for
the Big Show last Tuesday.
Brownie Hare did some tall bowl
ing against the high Livers
The tail enders both took a fall out
of the Ale Publishers lately.
Dick AummersOn raised his average
four pins Then treated.
At the Big Show meeting It was de-
Cided to build Rags" a home at the
camp next summer.
Reddy Crimson was all right the
first game but after that was all in"
Columbia meeting at the club room
this afternoon at O'clock
Fritz Brash was highly eiateo over
his team making that 963 score.
Another Sunny Brook bIizz next
Thursday evening at the club room.
Jess Shafer will go to council from
the Sixth to take care of the bowler's
interests
Kahn, of the High Livers, sports a
nobby white tie these days.
Someone of the Ale Publishers is
booked for a toy set of ten pins on
Christmas.
Also an egg nogg free-to-everybody
Christmas day.
Tap. alias Daddle King. was in the
game again last Thursday.
Capt. Mitchell is looking around the
junk shops for a piano for the club
room, for Kenny and Habig.
Rudy Brandt denies giving anybody
carbolic acid; he says it was whiskey.
Craver, Of the Coiumbias, is making
good use of his new ball.
An Ale Publishers rule is that the
man who makes under a hundred,
treats Kahn was saved by neck.
Reddy Habig remarked 4 think l
have the most lovely red hair I ever
saw" The looking glass was deceiv-
ing.
And now the Oceolas took one from
the heightened leaders.
Guelkers work of last Friday had
the odor of a decayed limberger.
There are certain members on that
Wheeling team that are allowing
pleasure to interfere with their bowl
ing.
Bill Detwiller's work in the first and
third games was excellent.
Steve is quite a politician on the Is
land. He has a gang OF colored gentry
at work for his favOrites.
Buck Sadler is all right as a gentle
man. but as bowler last week he was
failure.
c. Norteman, Carson and the Low
Dutch Mick were off the first game.
Again. dear reader, you are caution
ed not to forget that our prize turkey
bowling and hot turkey lunch starts
at a. m, and lasts until midnight.
The ten large turkeys that will be
given free to the ten highest scores on
Fette's bowling alleys Christmas day
and the turkeys that will be used for
the hot turkey lunch. arrived fresh
from the country yesterday, and they
are indeed fine, some of the large ones
and weighing as much as eighteen
pounds.