Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-03-17
The New Race Standing.
Alley Notes.

Hot dog and saurkraut the coming
week.
Sunny Brook anniversary th,z after
noon at 4 o'clock.
Big Show will leave for their camp
down the river in June.
Three more short weeks, and then
stuff's off.
The first tie game of the season last
Thursday night.
Prize money will be divided on
Tuesday, April 9th, with lunch.
The Columbias are getting new tim
Der for the summer league.
Rags will be dropped in a kettle of
hot water for a soaking soon.
Uncle Bill. of the Terminus, was I'll
In last Sunday night.
Bill Detwiller is a few buttons ,hort.
He lost them from his trousers.
Daddy Hall measures "a inches in
heighth, and 40 inches in circumfer-
ence.
hatcher had his annual snoot full
last Tuesday night.
The Osceola Mick will be decorated
In green from head to foot to-day.
Bill Arndt's partner at Monday
nights dance was too heavy for him.
Bill went down several times.
Sunny Brook dance at the Mozart
Easter Sunday. Don't miss it.
Many thanks to the Norteman broth
ers for the pipes they donated to the
secretary.
The All Alikes will celebrate their
anniversary at the Castle April 18th.
Kenny looked pale and frightened
when he made his 229. Not used to it.
Moody and Wagner were the only
High Livers to reach the 400 mark.
Twelve young chickens, two quarts
Of Daugherty, twelve quarts of Great
western, two boxes cigars, two and a
half kegs Book Beer, etc, will be the
DILL of fare at the captains supper
next "Wednesday night.
RAIDER and Emblem were the only
Robbers ito come under the 500 mark.
Bowling for a dollar a crack is a
good investment, hey Some?
The Singers committee did well.
Delbrugge was on hand.
Rube Habig and Speck Craver came
nea getting their old job OF playing
ambulance for hatcher last week.
Delbrugge, King and Kirchner were
the short ends last week.
Mitchell intended giving Porter a
talking to last week, but he vas rotten
also.
Has Henning buttonholed you yet?
You know he's a candidate again.
Poor Red Headed Ernie Whitehouse
was just 2 pins shy of five hundred.
The idea of that Low Dutch Mick
getting $40. But wonders will never
cease.
When a man makes a low score then
Ebeling advises him to go to Cali
fornia.
1t looks like that man Carson was
benched. Is he, Deity?
Castilow don't put up a bad game
these days. About Marti's class.
-Four of the Low Dutch copied the
i've hundred mark last week
Said Kahn, of the Ale Publishers: 81
believe by the time l become sixty years
old / won't be any better bowler than
l am now" Don't get discouraged
Kahn.
Schambra wont be with us for a few
weeks. He is steady when in town.
That Big Show crowd are certainly
putting UP a great game these days.
Pickett and Bill Arndt were as rot
tou DIS ever. lNOlte looked the plckle
face" at them.
Anybody having a few hatchy hens
will please report to the Big Show
boys. C. Rahr's incubator is out of
order.
The Wheeling aggregation have
branched out into the basket ball busi-
ness. Fhey are amateurs yet.
Rudy Brandt has troubles of his own.
He has issued orders now that not a
Terminus player is to show his face to
him for ten days.
Steve, 613, and Weitzel, 574, make a
good pair to draw to-.
P~rettyman's hired girl fever don't in
ierfere with his work on the alleys.
Marschner and Turner were some
what on the bum. Nothing new.
Daddle King thinks Butch is the
warmest baby in the bunch.
Bud Saddler's wooden legged chicken
story goes well with potato salad.
Barb Kreuger has had a sign made
which reads: mo loafing in this shop"
but It's getting warm now and King can
loaf on the steps.