The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
Bowling Leagues Making Plans for
Better Work Next Season.
Sam Langford Put It All Over Dave
Holly in 15-Round Draw,

AZ no time since the bowling fad came
into existence has there been a greater
interest than at present.
AT this time the actual interest centres
in the work OF the Inter-Club, Inter-Club
Duck Pin. American Duck Pin and New
England league. In the next class may
be found the series OF the Rhode Island
and City leagues. the series OF the Paw
tuxet Valley league being practically in
the same class.
According TO the present indication. the
American Duck Pine league next season
will have a membership OF ten or pos
siby IL teams. and the latter number
appears to be more probable
on page 81 OF Spaldings Official Bow
ling Guide is IAN easy method" Of com
piling a plying schedule. Local teams
do not contest All OF their events at one
particular place. but alternate around
the circle" and as near as possible play
ing on the "one at home and one away"
basis and contest all OF the weekly events
on the same evenings.
The problem Of the above proposed
playing schedule will prove a welcome
diversion.
The Natick combina ton won two games
from the visiting Peck street team in a
series Of special events The last event
was "corker." the visitors obtaining 4s4
pins while the home players secured 400
Brown made a total Of Se. while Smith
secured 27. Eight singles over the century
mark were obtained during the progress
OF the events. The alley conditions were
very favorable for high scores. and the
boys showed we'll in their results.
In the Central tournament last even
ing Hesry's team won all three events
from Burnham's rollers. Magee was the
high roller. with a total OF 290 Herbert
sobtsined a single of lls.
The North End combination won two
games from the Second Ward aggrega tion
in a series of hotly contested events
at the Infantry Hall alleys. The mar
gin in the opening string was only two
pins. and the last game resulted I'm tie,
the North End players being victorious
in the roll-off
Several series OF match events were
contested at Bullock's Temple OF Amuse-
ment last evening. Kelley OF the No.
Bachelors team made a total of 2S9. In
Guiding a single Of Ill
Two series OF events were contested at
the East Providence alleys, There ls
considera BILE interest shown in the minia-
ture bowling alleys and numerous high
scores have been recently obtained.
Aylesworths team won two games from
Dohertys hard luck players In the
Hospital Corps rollers won two events
from the Fourth Division. No. /, com
bination in the Militia league Two Sc
ries Of events were contested at the
Broad Street Casino. Atwelrs avenue al
leys came into line" with two tourns-
ment events while the Night Hawks and
Early Birds contested on the Olneyvtlle
alleys.
NATICK 2. PECK STREET l.
Ma Pack Street
445, 4s6, ie4. 1905.
CENTRAL TOURNAMENT.
Heary's--45s ass, ~. 1886 Burnham's-
AS. 46s. 40s 1876.
CENTRAL ALLEYS SPECIAL.
Nortons-42i 400 426, l247 McSherry's--
s6s 4os, 424. lles.
CENTRAL ALLEYS SPECIAL.
r. & g. Foundry 2--371. 3s9 4oT, 1857. r.
& 8 Foundry 1-s7I. 375 36l. IlO7
INFANTRY HALL TOT RNAMENT
North End-40a. 4Ne. 400 1924. Second
ward-4o7. 4t5, 400 1861. North End won
the roll of
BrLLoCK's TEMPLE oFAMUsEMENT
Bachelors. No. 2-445. t26. 4T. 1878.
Bachelors No. 400 4OS 3e5. I203
BULLoCK's TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT
r. 8 Draft-men-4os. 3as 400, 1915.
r. & s. Cutter Dep't-sss. 37t. 40S, ll4S.
Bu-LLOCK's TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT
r. 6. Reta'--2s2. 41o. 404. 1885, u. s.
Wholesale 3ss 37O. III.
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT
r. e. C,ub--4ss 442 sss. 1870. w. Wire
works-433 4o1. sea les2.
EAST PROVIDENCE ALLEYS
- Downs'--3as 4eo. 3sa 1917. Evans'-3Ss.
300. 40. 1856.
Ashvorth'.- all. as4, 447. 1242 Doherty's-
4ns. 4l4. 4s. 1858.
MILITIA LEAGUE
Hospital Corps-se9 3sl IA. 1924 Fourth
Division No l-sa5 io2, i27. l2A
BROAD STREET CASINO HIGH
FIVE"
No $40. aas, Ha. 1927. No. 2-sss. ESQ.
900 ll75.
BROAD STREET CASINO LIBERTY"
No 2-9N 40. CO. eoS
No 800 37e. cg2, sol
ATwELL'S AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
Ninth ward-in5 425 45 1884
Melrose--447. ll4 442. 1888
ATwELL's AVENUE TOURNAMENT.
Owls-4ie rs, 80 1914
Rrayton' 's-4as ~ AIS. 1873
oLNEYV1LLE SPECIAL
Night Hawks-i2i .ls. tls 1875
Early Birds-2Ss, i11 sss, 1855
CROWN TOURNAMENT
North stars-sos. ri. sei 1901
Indians-sss. ni 421. i22l
X. OF c. INFANTRY HALL ToURNA-
MENT.
Ignatius No 2-ll5. All. fs. 1912.
La Sslle--402 E9 400. 1921
BROWN n SHARPE TOURNAMENT.
r. A. s. NO S-3,3. 300. 2S2. iiA.
r. & g No 1---35l. 352, S14. lO77
TNTER-sHOP LEAGUE.
Engravets-i5i III. 500. 1853
Colorer. -2e5 S90. al. 1856.
BROAD STREET CASINO.
Team No 2-39i. ISL. 81. 1852
Team No. i--511. 549. 3S9, lll5
BROAD STREET CASINO.
Team No l--I361. 3S2. 1859 Ills.
Team No s-359. $50 $50, 1924
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