The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-14
BOWLING NOTE g

' They nave meB Snahen ndHuS' Lou6H ' it out and now all IS settled. Jimmie
 Watt has shown sterling spirit, and
 otto Huber likewise. The Park City
 man has covered the New Haven In- dependents forfeit of S5o and the hard cash is in the Journal- Courier safe. The first match game will be played ing of two of the best teams in the country and the interest which it will stir up is such as has never been aroused in the bowling world before
 Neither Huber nor Watt admits the superiority of their teams, but say that they will put their best team in the field for the purpose of defeating what each one terms as one of the best in the country Both teams have splendid records, and the better que will soon be determined. The exchange of hot air is at an end, and everything is now in readiness for the greatest battle in the bowling history of Connecticut.
 The continuous talk about George iCollett in the bowling world might Head to the impression in some peoples minds that he is a professional bowler. Far from that, he plays the game only la as recreation Seven days a week and seven nights he is plugging in the insurance business. However much this keeps him from the field of bowl ling he seems to keep in the perfect 1 trim WnlCQ SlVeS nln tue. uHOlsputeu name of being one Of tne best men in
 the state in handling the bowling bah, and controlling the ten pins. If he is l the person picked to meet Jimmie
 Watt, it will be grand exhibition.
 There remain now but three more
 weeks of City league bowling. The Republican league quintet lead the league, and are a game and half ahead of the Asohenbredel team, which AEgregation has been slowly creeping Into the lime light. The battle, how. lever, is not over, and the bowling of the Republican club, the Aschenbroedel team, the Winchester bowlers and the Academy five will decide the winner. The Republican club seemed to have | the chahpiohship clinehed at first, but
 they have met with reverses such as
 that of last week, when the cratic
 bowling of their new men caused them
 to lose two games of their series to
 the Westville tailenders, Next week 1 Wednesday they meet the Sterling club, which is located next to last in the league standing at the Y, M, R. c, Ialleys Then they attack the Asehen- lbroedel in the latter's alleys and fin-
 ally the Asehenbroedel return the match, playing at the Republican club. IThe latter team ought to come out on ! top in these series, and if they do the
 championship is theirs. The other games TOT next W8uneSuuy pIBul are
 Aschenbroedel, and Tuxedo at Academy
 The Waterbury State league bowling team will clash with Johnson's leaders
 in the State league next Tuesday night
 at the Academy alleys in this city. The
 game will no doubt be unusually ex-
 citing and interesting as the locals
 have now struck their pace, and will
 endeavor to draw away from the Cap
 itol City and the Brass City teams
 which are located in the standing just
 below New Haven New Haven has
 won two more games than Waterbury
 and in order to keep her head out of
 the water and get a good leeway to-
 wards the ohemnionship must at least
 win two of the three games Bridge port will roll at Hartford, and Mertden lat New Britain on the same night.