The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-20
BOWLING SERIES
AT SOCIAL CLUB
INDIANS TO MEET BASEBALL
TEAMS IN SEVERAL MATCHES
FOB HoNoRs OF cALU-
MET CLUB.

Insurrection has broken out and
grave fears are entertained CASTRO
nomically for members Of the Calumet
Social club on the night of March IS.
The lighting will start on Wednesday
afternoon and will continue until
March IS when after list OF casual
tiles are noted it viii be possible to
determine who has won the hard
fought contest.
The fight is going to be a severe
and very unusual one. Indians Of the
Seminole, Chippewa. Apache and
Cherokee tribes have united together
and are already stalking their adver-
saries.
AS near as can be ascertained, in
preparation for their spring training,
members OF the Cubs. Giants. Pirates
and Tigers baseball teams enroached
on the private hunting grounds of the
Indians. The baseball artists were
warned repeatedly but did not desist.
Now il seems that the Indians grow
ing, desperate followed the baseball
men down the alleys and from last
reports are determined TO pin them
down, although I'm this case IL will be
pinned down to the settlement of a big
supper on the closing night Of the
tournament.
The games will all be bowled on the
alleys Of the Calumet Social club.
There will be four teams on each side.
1t is proposed that each Indian team
shall bowl a baseball five once. The
total pins made by each team will be
considered in the finals, that is the
victory will be decided by a final SER
les between the leaders i'm pins Of the
Indians and Ball players. Following
this series will be another between the
highest Individual score makers Of the
Indians and baseball artists. the game
for the big banquet.
The teams are composed of the fol-
lowing players:
Giants-Edward Bast, ]. p. Peter
mann, l.. Gummerus. II. A Goldsmith.
Willard smith. f. Petermann, Toney
Sibilsky and Arnold Jaenig.
Pirates--James L. Fisher. Theodore
Hennes, John Pnener ]. Il. Patton.
Thomas Kennedy, VIII Stannard.
Dominic vairo, L. Farnham. Charles
Smith.
Cubs. b. Leary. f. II. welsng. A.
f. Either, ID. ]. Leveque. A. w. Kerr.
p. J. Phurlong. c. l. Noetzel and NJ. T..
OBrien.
Tigers-Fred Martin. Chris Grlbble.
c. $. Jones, p. II. o'Brien. r. ]. Nc
Weigh, ]. |. Danielson. Alex Levin, r.
II. Bergman and T. Williams.
Seminoles-Capt. Thomas Hoatson.
c. ID. Bushnell. w. II. Minncar. ]. r.
swanson, Robert Vivian, John Hart
man. j. c. Vivian and william Was.
Chippewas-Robert Allan, Daniel
Fisher NJ. NJ. Kerr. w. A. Hall. James
T. Fisher. Capt. George Miller, ]. u.
Cooper and j. c. Hansen.
Apaches-H. T. Ingerson. r.. II.
Marger DIR. II. L. Allan. Josh r.
Daniel, Harry Hermann, II. e. Sang
stor, j. w. Kingston. c. ]. wickstrom
and Alex. Wyness.
Cherokees-J. A. Minnear. Paul NJ.
rofte, J. NJ. Sweeney. J. Bandettini.
George Runyan. w. wilsterman, ]. w.
Angus Mcdonald.
The schedule is as follows:
Giants VS.. Seminoles. Mar 18th;
Chippewas. Feb. %; Apaches. Feb.
9th; and Cherokes. Mar. 9Th
Cubs vs. Seminoles Feb. "a; Chip
pewas, Mar. End; Apaches, Mar. Sth;
Jhr -ces, Mar. 14th
Pirates VS.. Seminoles. Mar. oh:
90 oewas, Mar. IS; Apaches, Feb.
22nd; Cherokees, Feb. 2Sth.
Tigers vs.. Seminoles. Mar 2rd;
r'hippewas. Mar 9Th; Apaches. Mar.
lS; Cherokees, Feb. 25th.