The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-11
Bowling Scores on Local A||eys--Prov-
idenCe VS.. Brown Tomorrow Baseball
Briefs, and General Gossip.

The closing games of the Inter-Ciub
last evening. when the Edgewood team
defeated the Brown rollers I'm two of the
three contests played. Pierce made the
highest total of the evening, securing
265. which included a single OF 1o7. The
players seemed TO be glad that the series
was over. and some OF them emphatically
remarked that they would not enter a
series on duck pins next season. Griffith
wins the average prize. with an average
of 81 17-a The summary: Edgewood.
1912; Brown. 1857.
The Providence Grays defeated the
Night Hawks in two of the games on
the Trinity square alleys last evening.
The Night Hawks had very good eye
sight during the first event, but things
looked rather misty when Belcour OF the
opposing team began TO NOW down the
pins in the second string. The final
string was very close, only one pin sepa-
rating the teams at the finish Belcour
rolled In excellent form, securing a total
of 29i, I'm which a single of lie was in
cluded. which single ties Packard. Mar
shall made total of 2S2 including
single OF lO7. The summary: Grays, 1895;
Night Hawks, 1876.
The No. team won all the games
from the No. team in the large pin
series at the Elmwood club last even
ing. The first string was very close and
the other events kept the players guess
ing as 10 the probable results. ID. Mac
donald made the highest total, securing
4s0. The summary: No. team, 2l7O; No.
3 team, 2l20.
The closing events In tho Aupey series
were rolled last evening, when Groves
team won all the games from Waterman's
rollers. The first and last strings were
very close, but there was n more liberal
margin i'm the second contest Ricky
made total OF 2s3 which included a
single or 1l5. which single beats the
record, secured by Cooper and Deacon,
who had each made 10S The summary:
Groves 1880. Waterman's, 1l4i.
Mellor's rollers won two games from
the No 2 team al the Knightsville alleys
last evening. The second and last events
were hotly contested. for only six pins
separated the teams in one string and
two pins in the other. Greene made the
highest total. securing 2s7, which included
a single of ll0, and Brownell obtained a
total OF 263. In which single of 100 was
included. The summary: Melior's, 1902;
No. team. 1l76.
The visiting Apponaug team won all
on the Potters avenue alleys last even
ing. Wightman of the visitors made the
highest total. securing 266 while for the
home team Smith secured a total of 52.
The summary: Apponaugs. 1173; Winders,
1850
The 18th and final match OF the local
bowling tournament resulted In Burns
team taking the odd game from Ellis
team on Hanaford's alleys, East Green
witch, Wednesday evening. owing to the
disagreement between Thompson's team
and Burns team In the 44th match, when
the latter played a Providence bowler,
Thompson's team dropped out OF the
contest altogether although there were
no rules adopted. IL Is claimed. TO prevent
team from bowling a man from out of
town. IL Is understood that Burns Of
fered to bowl the disputed match over
again with East Greenwich men, but OBJ
lection was made 10 Powers, who is now
working at Carolina. Burns insisted that
Powers is properly an East Greenwich
resident as his family is here. Burns
team wins first Ellis team second and
Gorman's team third prize, with Thomp-
sons team out OF the contest A supper
was enjoyed at the Hotel Updike Wednes-
day by the members OF the winning team.
John ]. Fry won the prizes for the high
est single string and highest three-string
total, with scores OF lis and 800. respec-
lively The match Wednesday was one
sided and listless. except i'm the last game.
when the score was tied near the finish.
Ellis won the string by clever spare in
his final box. with eight pins on the spare.
Burns was high roller with a single string
of 105 and a total of Si. Following is
the score Burnss team 1884; Ellis team,
1890