Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23
Alley Notes.

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Alley Notes.
Well we're h ere again.
All Alike picnic at the Sycamore
Grove to- day.
Sunny Brook picnic at Weineke's
Grove to-day.
Robbers picnic at the Sycamore
Grove, July 18th.
Columbias will visit Big Snow some
lime after July 4th.
Terminus willshave an outing up the
creek
y Robbers will battle with Osceolas
next Friday mis- Int.
The Low Eutoll boys lost one to the
MisJt crowd
Hervey, alias brown, now leads IN
the individual Averages.
Prettyn ans new wife allowed him
to bow laGt Tue sds.y night.
Henning was out to the Grocer's
picnic, and he looE ed it too.
Bill Detweiler and the Low Ouch
Mick, are holding their own nicely.
P~rettyElan took another slice off his
big average again last week.
Bill Arndt prom Uses to be the whole
show at the Ali Alike outing to-day.
Tho Big Show boys have things in
shape at their camp. and ready to re-
celve company now.
The Columhias don't leave even a
Grocer's picnic interfere with their
bowling schedule.
Our friends, T-Ebeling, still carries
his Mozart park sandwich in an enve-
lope in his inside coat pocket.
Tho OopO1oc h ,ua tboir co,r oot;+Jal
Beer Herr, beef herr, oderich fall um,"
down to perfection.
Kenny is looking for the fellow who
dropped that han 1ful of onion tops
down his neck.
Captain Nortem an AMI His partners
will give another hop at Mozart Park
soon, and extends cordial invitation to
all.
Speck Carver is back in the game
again. BY the way, Speck. some one
has it reported that you will tie I'D in
the nea future.
Sweeney, the new find of the Rough
Riders. may make a first rate bowler
with about five Or ten years har1 prac-
tice.
Porter and Habig spent last Thursday
evening after their games at Finedy's
kitchen, and the usual high time was
had.
Bill Junkens is not only the best en-
gincer the water works ever had, but
also one Of the warmest bowlers on
Henning's team,
The Terminus boys did some singing
last week. with the result that three
dogs in the ~neighborhood went mad.
and Norteman's cat hasn't come back
yet.
Bill Falck's work of last Thursday
was rotten with a big "R." 1t has been
limited that he has an awful pull with
Henning. He must have.
Phil Schambra wonders how it comes
that so many bowlers walk out the run
on such bad nights in the winter. It's
not strange when you notice that manly
set of men who do it and the ever will
ing captains.
Reed was somewhat late last Friday
but it's better late than never, and when
Ray says, Reed, l want you tonight
he means it, for the little pipe smoker
rules with an iron hand.
Programme for the All Alike Outing.
$50 am. crowd will form at Daddy
Halls corner
700 a. m. wagon viii leave. for pic
mic grounds.
1870 all hands will take a pull at
the bottle.
500 a. m, snap shot of entire club
in comic uniforms by Menkemiller.
$50 a. M, light lunch and refresh.
ments.
9:O9 a. M, standing and running
Jump contest.
$3.50 a. M, one hundred yard foot
ace and fat mans race.
1000 a. M. running hop. step and
jump. and sack race contests.
10: 80 a. m, selections by the Crack
ling Quartet" consisting of Arndt.
Pee Wee Hall and Prof. H. Jahnke.
1900 a. M, Baizer, Kahn and Plank
ey will do the buck and wing dance.
1870 a. m. address by orator Arndt.
II noon, dinner for the entire
party.
100 p m, song by entire club, en-
titled We are willing to bowl, but
We can't"
200 p. M, bali game between All
Alike and All Alike rooters. Umpire
D. Hall.
400 p. M, boxing contest between
Bob Kraft and Young MART.
4:30 p. m, Ale drinking contest In
which all hands win take part.
500 p. m, Ebling will give ! de-
finition OF q park sandwich.
$50 2. "a, supper for those remain
$50 ). =, cake wax. \. Fsay
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