The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-28
Bowling Alleys All Over the City Fur
njshed Enthusiastic Contests.
Pan Michael Sets Record for Years
Best Race Mile at 2:O3.

blast and large number Of excellent
scores were recorded Among the best
OF the events contested werc those Of the
City league. where a very large number
OF the best players OF the city are enrolled
They showed what was To be expected
OF them and made al kinds OF high marks
The bowling of every man appearing
last evening was such As To stamp him
ss one OF the leaders Of this season and
Gil those who think that they have an
easy season before them had better he
ware of the members of any of the teams
OF this league.
The scheduled events at Chestnut Grove
with the Washington street team were
postponed .urtil next Monday evening.
The Peck street team went To Auburn
I'm the CITY league series last evening and
won two out of the three games rolled
Resser was the shining star of the even
ing, and his fine work with the spheres
evoked tho admiration of the many en-
thusiaSts present f3esscr Put up three
string total of $50 pins including single
string OF les pins.
team string Of 1863 pins Was re-
corded on the score sheets by the Infantry
hall rollers I'm their contest with the Broad
street casino team az The Infantry hall
alleys Donucy handled his right curve
10 perfection making phenomenal run
of SEQ pins. including two singles OF le2
and ll6 pins each
The visiting South Providence aggrega-
tion took two events from the West
minister team In a spirited contest which
was characterized by some Ver high
singles and totals Silvia was i'm great
form. making the highest three string
total OF as pins. incIudfng an excellent
single Of 122 pins.
At the Central alleys tho visiting East
hft ian,
team. The first event went to the visit
ors by = margin or IS pins but i'm the
next two events the Central team did
some excellent work. Goodwin was tho
high roller with a total of 30i pins, In
cludng single string of ll5 pins.
The O'Gorman's Palace alleys We're
crowded 10 the doors by bowling enthusi-
asts 20 witness the contests between the
home rollers and the visiting Natick
quintet The O'Gorman rollers proved
too strong for the Natick combination and
won all three events by fair margins
Several very creditable threc-string totals
were made by the rolers on both teams.
Heary leading all the experts with total
OF 2s2 pins.
At the Valley alleys the visiting Man
ton tea won two games Norton was
the hia roller. with a total OF 2S7 pins
The visiting Atwell's avenue rollers won
all three games at the Smith street ALLEYS
In Centredale. Petrone and Caro.an OBJ
tained totals Of 2s4 and 292. respectively.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
National Duck Pin association will be
held at the Hotel Dorrance next SUNDAY
at 10 O'Clock a. m. The rules will be
ready for distribution. Routine matters
OF general nature will be considered
4 meeting OF the New England League
was held al the Hope alleys this after
noon at o'clock. when the work of the
league was outlined and officers chosen
FOR the ensuing year.
Having been thoroughly renova ted and ]
repaired. one new alley being installed
the Peck street alleys were opened tais
week with series OF match games be-
tween two picked teams representing tho /
home rollers and delegation from East |
Providence At the conclusion OF the in |
teresting contests. I'm which some very
excellent scores were made. resulting i'm |
a victory for the visitors Manager Besscr ,,
entertained the many patrons present |
until tho closing hour. The score:
East Providencc-49). AL. 417-li3S
Peck STREET.-THE. 470. 460-ll00
PECK STREET >. AUBURN l.
Peck Street-f42. ass. 450-l350
Auburn-i7o, 1913 43s-l33l
INFANTRY HALL .. BROAD STREET |
CASINO l.
Infantry Ball-Je 5l1 ul-1i63
Broad Street Casno-413. i62 4T9-I414
so PROVIDENCE ?, WESTMINSTER / !
South Providence-i36 4S0 5l5-l3si
Westminster-i32. l7i. f76-l3S-
CENTRAL. = EAST PROVIDENCE /. |
Central-4tl. 49i i9l--1426
East Providence-is6. i3i it5-l3t5
O'GORMAN g. NATICK o.
O'Gorman i5l 459. i4s-l3sl
Natick-45l Az 4SS-lSS
MANTON ?. VALLEY l.
,MsntonH7. fl4 429-12ao
Nalley-ili 426 4Ss-i27e
Al FILLS AVE. ;. SMITH ST. A.
Atvclrs Avenue-a5i. 4i2 isi 1857
Smith Street 40. 4os. 425-l2s7.
HOFE RAILWAY TOURNAMENT
Farnums i12 as ,Si-i2s7.
Wilson's 800 90. r5-i2r
oGoRMAN PALACE TOURNAMENT /
Capitol -3aS. in2. ios-l2os
Crovn-S9i. i0l 2ss-lis7
INFANT HALL TOURNAMENT
x of e.. IcFsrland .ot i2S, az l2ic
X ~ G.. Elmhurst 2ea 3il 2SS loas
INFANTRY HALL TOURNAMENT
X 81 g, Santa Maria-il3, i0a. 4ss-i75s !
X of G.. Hope-3ai 3qo 4l7-t2i0
40. PROVIDENCE DAVOL TOURNA-
MENT
Bartons- -lle 426. 41s-1250
Keenan's-4ss 2s5. 402-122s
Randall SQUARE TOURNAMENT
Hggs -i2S. i5N. 3oe 1874
Ormshee's 3as. sss 379 lt5,
OLYMPIC -OURNAMENT.
Donauues s-i26 4oi 4O6-i2Sg.
Dohertys 4o3 4si iM-l2il
OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT.
Conley's--4i1. ii9 455-132l
Connors-4S2 40. iiO-13i2
OLIMP-e TOURNAMENT
Public Market-3S3 3gs 2q4-ii70
san Souci-S3i 3Si Sj7-iO72.
CROW. l. O. -. r. NJ. L.. TOJRNA-
MENT.
McI<iney-i0s a. 39S-125O
Alpha-S23 go 36l-lO32
OGORMAN's PALACE SPECIAL.
Public Market--4i5. l2S. 45S-I30i
Pilgrini-SS1. ii9 SSO-iiSO
EDDY STREET SPECIAL.
Eddy Street--i5i. ti. i67-l31j
High Fivc-42s t2o l2e-le72
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
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