The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-15

william ID Doyle opened ne" SGT oi
bowling alleys.
At O'Clock the alleys were crowded
with friends Of Mr.. DOYLE. who presented
him with a handsome eight day clock,
Peter Consty introduced the first speaker
OF the evening. u. r. Scannell. who made
the presentation speech He said:
The people OF this neighborhood. rec
ognizing your efforts in what YOU have
done for their benefit and amusement,
have extended TO me the honor of pre-
senting TO you token of the esteem in
which they hold you.
I'm presenting 10 YOU, tonight. this
clock I know you have the we'll wishes
OF everybody in this neighborhood. old
and young We all wish you long and
prosperous connection with the game Of
bowling We also hope that this clock
will serve double purpose TO those TO
whom you may leave g. after you have
gone--thst when they look up 10 II II
may inspire them to walk IN your foot
steps"
Jeremiah o'Connor in an appropriate
speech finally named the alleys THE
Eddy Street bowling alleys"
The No. / Pocasset players took two
events from the No. 2 Elmwood com
bina tion In the series Of the lnterclub
Duck Pin league last evening. Brownell
made total Of 2s7, while McAuslsn OBJ
tained 2s2.
At the West Side club the Edgewood
delegation lost two games in the series
OF the Interclub league Greenleaf
cured a total OF 81.
Brown secured two events from the
visiting To Kalon players The first and
also the last events were closely con
tested stearns was the high roller with
total of 2SO. while Tingley obtained 21s.
including a single Of 1ls.
The No ! Flmwood team won two
games from the visiting No , Pocasset
combination.
The visiting East Providence rollers
obtained two events fr,,m tho Natick team
last evening in the series ~ the Rho1-
Island State league. The home players
put up total OF 500 IN the last game.
Goff made nice total. securing $40. in
Guiding singles OF 1872 and 10
The visiting Arctic combna ion took
all three games from the Infantry hall
players Kenyon made a total Of 900.
being closely followed by Brown with 29S.
Including single of 100
The visiting South Providence aggre-
cation obtained two events from the
Broad street casino rollers. Bert" Smith
worked that "rollCklne curve" for a total
OF 3l4 including a fine single OF l2e.
The Pawtucket team secured all three
events from the visiting Peck street tea m.
Jones made a total of 2s5
At the Olympic alleys Jenkins obtained
single If 1879.
NO. / POCAssET 2 NO EI.MwooD l.
No Pocasset-ign 43s. 44e. 1879
No Elmwood i4s 43s AZ. 1911
WEST SIDE ,. EDGEwOOD I.
West Side-455, IA. 423 1921
Edgewood-t4o ;55. 40 1906
BROWN ,. To KALON 1.
Brown--4Sl. 436. l7j. 1892
To Kslon-4ls l3l ass 1914
NO. ET.MWOOD .. NO. ? POCASSET I.
No l Elmwood- -ia5. 425. 4s7. 1897
No Pocasset 81 4oi 450. 1905
EAST PROVIDENCE ?. NATICK l.
r. Providence--,J9. 49, 43s 1889
Natick-i22 AS. 50S 1873
ARCTIC 2. INFANTRY HALL 0.
Arctic-4s7 457, Az. l4S9
Infantry Hall--Io6. Az, As. 1881.
SOUTH PROVIDENCE 2. BROAD
STREET. CASINO I.
south providence-4s1 42n 46i I341
Broad street Casno--455. 462. 43s 1883
PAWTCCKET T. PECK STREET 0.
pawtucket-i32 40. i52. 1894
Peck Street-.)i iS3 424. 1881
NEW PECK STREET ALLEYS.
Narrsgansett W.-3s1. 402. 4o4. 1893.
Cooper & Sisson 3sb. All 3S5, ISL
CENTRAL. ALLEYS SPECIAL.
Crown-ss1. s7e. 2i3. ITO
Octette-35s 3le 30. 1919
CROWN SPECIAL
St James-3S9. ;si S94 1855
Victors--t0 56l 3g4. ll6S
10 CENTRAL RAILWAY TOURNAMENT.
wryors-A22 Az, 4ca. 1897
Olsen's-ss2 800. iEe 1921.
BULLOCKS s TEMPLE OF AMUSE-
MFNT
Nickel Payers-4ls. AZ. iO7. i2s4
Einwood Car Bsrn-2al. t9s Is. 1225
BULLoCK's 1EMFLE OF AMUsE-
MENT
Cant Gardner s--Ss3. 4p. AS. 1890
Davis & Davis-i44 4O5. 200. 1919
TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
enow's-i43. i14, 40. 1892
Bacon's s-3e6. teo sS6. i242
OLYMPIC TOT- RNAMENT
Jenkins $50 ass 423-l3n
Robinson $50 2s7 3as-l163
ATWELBs AVENTE TOURNAMENT.
Owls-4H. AZ. Ai-1So6
Moon s-I7 AL lo6-lS4
INFANTRY HALL SPECIAL
olive Branoh-.so 40 4l7--19V.
East side-4ls, ael 42l--12sl.
oLNEYvILIE SPECIAL.
No Lacrosse--it2 4i3. 42s-12a1.
No. Lacrosse-SeS. 40, 4S-l243
oLNEYvILLE SPECIAL.
sullivsn's-4l5 El. &2--il69.
Rilleys-Sai aS7 S5S-1is7.
OLNDYvILLE SPECIAL.
smiths-sbl 800 2ss-il47
Armstrong SIS S6S. Ss0-ilO6
WESTMINSTER SPECIAL
Lincoln's-4S. 4l3 u2-lz0.
Andre ws'-S9e 3ss. ses-llsi
HOPE POSTOFFfCE TOURNAMENT.
Elmwood No i-409 425 463-127
g. p. O. Csrriers-4l7. sSe 3s2-llsS
BOWATERS ALLEYS.
stephens-9a5. y75. Ss5-i125.
Horter' s-S93. ass 8S5--1Oss
BRUNSWICK LEAGUE
Martin's-4l7. 4p, Abe
Moran's-3ss. i2e, 40s-I2la
GOODWIN GETS BOUT
The members Of the Douglas A. C.,
Chelsea were a bit disappointed ias,