The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-14

The knights OF the pins and spheres
the local alleys and the result was some
very excellent scoring done by experts.
The best scoring both as TO totals and
individual scores was seen in the games
OF the City league and particularly on
the East Providence alleys, where the
Peek street bowlers were visiting.
In the second game the visitors rolled
q team string OF 5l6 pins. being strongly
aided by Kerr with single of l2l pins.
Nolan made a total OF 300. while Davis
and O. Brown also reached the coveted
300 mark.
The Natick rollers took all three events
from the Crown combination IN the series
In the City league last evening Heck
man. one OF the new experts In the game.
was the high roller with a total OF 295.
being closely followed by Greene with 2s4
The Infantry hall team secured all three
sames at the Atlantic alleys. Cahill was
the high roller with a total OF 21l, while
ponnelly obtained o65
The South Providence team won two
events at the Atwelrs avenue alleys last
evening. Fitzpatrick worked his power
AL shoulder delivery with marked effect.
TSulNSnlnk out loldi OF o.Vs iuNluuiiAh
singles OF l0S, 100 and l06
The Valley players obtained two events
from The visiting Washington aggrega-
ton Connor made the largest total OBJ
Gaining 2S5 in which a single OF III was
Dbtained
At O'Gorman's alleys the visiting Cen
<redale experts won two events Numer-
ous large individual ,otals were in evil
dence Smith. Pickett and Blake landed
Boa 301 and 800
The Westminster experts won two
events from the visiting Central rollers
Rabbit secured the largest total. 2oe, In
ciuding singles Of 104 and l06. Doherty
negotiated single Of 1i6.
Ashworth secured total Of SOC. includ-
ing a single OF 12O I'm special series at
Ahe olympic alleys.
In the railway tournament there were
vome surprises sprung when Wilson's team
took the games from Cooks men and tied
she latter for first honors. Neither team
BOWED with fits accustomed strength and
hence tho low scores. II is predicted that |
Wilson will lead after these teams meet |
again. Mithcen scored the highest single !
and iee-suing total at "a and 2eO re-
spectiveiy.
ON the Washington street alleys the |
initial games of the newspaper league |
were bowled and from the time the lrst
ball was sent down the alleys till after |
the finals were Registered, there was fun
and excitement galore. A following OF I
fans was on hand to cheer the game. and !
the contests were all close with but few /
exceptions.
Several men in the teams contestlng l
were fast with the spheres and made good I
scores In the events between the Jour /
nal and the Telegram teams. Halliday /
proved 10 be the best man, rolling sim /
gle of lO1 and total OF 29S All the men /
on the team showed up well and worked |
together with nothing erratic about their l
play. They demonstrated last evening /
that the other teams In the race will I
have a hard time TO beat them.
The members OF the News team seemed !
not 10 have found their pace until the /
last game. when they fairly ran away |
with the score The most OF the men I
have not been bowling any practice and /
the games last evening were more OF
practice than anything else II Is pre-
dicted that before the season r. over the /
men will be leading. The News team
meets the Journal next, and the former I
are hoping TO turn the same tables on
that team that the latter turned on their
opponents. Both Mcguire and Whalen
proved 10 be handy with the pins for the
News combination and Binford for the
Times team. The results were: