Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-05-12
Mozart Leasae.

Inc nrst games of the summer bowl
ing tournament took place on the No.
Fart Park alleys on last Monday and
Tuesday nights. AL the FIRST nighters
We're on hand, and each CLUB had lila
most or followers and rooters to cheer
them on to victory and the pennants
Monday nights contest resulted ia
the X. X. IL. dropping three straight
games TO the c. q G. Luck and good
ten pins in the second game was
combination that the Hoosier : bows
could not beat The first game wa nr
by one pin and the third by three
All three games were splendid exN
lions of the sport and were yerv excj
Ing throughout, as at no time durfn
the games did either team have d
cinch.' Charley RAIDER took the de-
ieat good naturally, but Bill McElroy's
face was study.
anyone meeting John Kenney on the
following day did not need to ask him
now the games were All that was nee
essary was one glance, and You could
tell by the yard wide and ali wool
smile OF Johns that victory had perch.
ed on the brow of fair Columbia. Ken.
ney mas had something up his SLEEVE
this long time, and he sprung ii on tina
Benwood boys last Monday night. The
three defeats of last year have ranked
In his breast ever since and he was
not satisfied until he wiped them ont.
100 much cannot be said OF Captain
Landers. as he deserves especial credit
considering that his best bowlers could
not be there and were out OF tho game.
put watch this same club next week
with suen 0owlers as Charley Kearns.
John and Tom O1Brien, Luke Sauers
and several others we would like 70
mention IL we have the space. and they
Will make them all roll up to tire 1000
mark to win out.
Rough Riders VS.. Blue Ribbons and
Orphans vs.. Ofympias are the clubs that
did stunts" n Tuesday night. and the
Rough Riders. under the leadership OF
George Hannah (the r. Berry Wall OF
the club "throwed the hooks" into
Charley Baste's team for three games.
Charley Is new to us, but by the way
he worked on Tuesday night showed
that he never loses sight OF the game
and is up to all the points. de has a
team that will be heard from later on.
The games young yet, Charley, and
there are others in the league on an
equal footing with yourself
That George Hannah was happy after
the games does not express Ii, and the
Rough Riders could not have picked a
better captain than this self same
gentleman. All the clubs were very
much in evidence The Rough Riders
are just the same as last year, and are
not as rough as their name.
The line-up OF the team on Tuesday
night was Charley Henning, and the
ten pins came as easy to him as votes
In the second ward; Bill Junkins. OF
the Black Cat fame: Hans Defbruyge,
George Beckett. VIII Falck and Ri Z
Picket All well known and COOL fei-
lows
.'Wir siizen so froelich bic samen,"
sang Will Floto az he came up the tan
bark path on Tuesday night The gem
ial captain OF the Orphans had rosy
visions Of three straight games, but
Eddie Reineke's team cleaned them up
for two games.
After defeating all the stegle rollers
In town the MILLER Hudy'gv are now
taking a shy at the Big Inns Ia the
Mozart tournament Better luck next
week, LII.
The following named bowlers reached
the 200 mark and over: Charles Hen
ming, Stuart Falck and VIII Handlan.
look for averages and standing Of
teams on Monday.