New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-05-06
they TOOK TWO STRAIGHT.
New Ulm Men Administer Defeats
to Minneapolis Bowlers.
Teutonia Players Put Up Game
Fight in the Opening Match.
Sunday Mornings Game Came
More Easily for the Locals.

Two games were all that were neces-
sary to decide the bowling match be-
tween the Teutonia club of Minneapo-
lis, and the Columbia club of this city.
Both contests were disastrous for the
visiting players and while they contest
ed the first prettily, they were never in
the running in the second game.
The Minneapolis party, twenty-one
strong, arrived in New Ulm over the
North Western at S:45 Saturday evening
and went at once to Frank Burg's alleys,
where both matches were played. In
the first teams of eighteen men each
contested for supremacy, while the sec
ond game was played between teams of
twelve men. each.
1t was nearly 10 o'clock IN the even
ing before the first game was called and
then the respective captains agreed to
play two halves, nine men rolling ten
frames and then the remaining men on
both teams taking their innings. At the
opening Of the game the effect of the
strange alleys was noticeable in the
work of the Minneapolis men but they
quickly rallied and soon we're putting
up strong game. When the first nine
men finished the score was Columbia
1923 to Teutonia 1,425, leaving the
locals lead of 1913 pins. This was too
much for the visitors to overcome but
they did succeed in taking the second
half from New Ulm. The last nine men
for Teutonia made 1875 as against
1, 1922 for Columbia, leaving Mlnneapo.
lis lead of So.
Totals for the first game were Colum-
bia 3,145 and Teutoniar 5000, the form
er winning by 145. Scores made by the
New Ulm players were: Capt. Boblet-
| er, III; F. Burg, 2o3; Arbes, 1877; Gal
les, al; Buenger, SO; Burmeister, 1874;
sto!z, 1s9; Julius, 1913; Kretsch, 1856;
A. Bierbaum, 1867; L. g. Vogel, 203;A,
J. vogel, 1856; A. ]. Meyer, 146; Vetter,
145; Bayley, 1888; VIM. Meyer, 1877; G.
Hauenstein, 212; Memo, 1853. Total,
3.145. .s~.s-. = 8
In the game Sunday morning the Co.
lumbia players took the lead from the
outset. They BOWED in excellent form
and were never in the slightest danger
of losing the match. In the ten frames
the locals rolled up total of 2,267
against 1,942 for Minneapolis giving
them the game by s25. The individual
scores were as follows: 49,. e.
Columbia: Capt. Bobleter, 1866; F.
Burg, e07; Julius, 212; Buenger, IA;
Vetter, 1873; G.. Hauensteln, 1926; A.
Bierbaum, 900; stolz, ia; A. J. Meyer,
1856; Arbes, 157; Ksetsch, ,146; Gales,
$50. Total, 2,267. Average, 189.
/ Teutonia: Kerber, 1852; shapp, $50;
Talbelt, 1873; Sewers, 1888; Dick, 1853; J.
Glueck, 1853; Ranen, 1879; Hauschlld,
1873; Blocker, 142; Capt. Stremel, 17s;
Thielen, $40; Plugshaupt, 1855. Total,
1,942. Average, 161.
At the conclusion of the match A. j.
Meyer, the high score man, was present.
ed with mammoth wooden jackknife BY
the Teutonis players and then Capt. Jos.
Bobleter made number Of appropriate
remarks. In the course of these he tend
cred the visitors the hospitality of the
Columbia club at the time of the annual
outing at the Fish pond and the invita-.
ton was enthusiastically received. Sun
day afternoon the Oolnmbias treated
their guests to carriage drive about