The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-31
BOWLING AFFAIRS.
-Indianapolis League.-

| Washington ...............H 3 $50
| Lyra Casino ...............H 8 200
Independent Turner ID 800
|: Il. { .....................u 900
MARION .........-...........l 99e
PaStime ....................lO 10 900
| Old GUARDS ...,............ IA 800
| Social Turner .......,.....4 JIG 200
| All-American ............ Is 100
-Tenpin League
Clubs Won Lost Pct
| Columbia .................. 20 l6l
| Calumet ......,............ - III
Ohelda ....'...'.......''.'. 70 ~
| Dewey ......-.....-........ ~ ~ .boo
! star ..'...'..'..'.'.''.''. ~ .oS o
| Natlonat ...............-... 10 ~ fV9
| Crescent ................... 10 u .3l3
| Metropolitan .............. 10 u .3l3
| North Side ................ 70 .2l9
| COmuS ..............t.....' - 'l0J
The bowling scores, as a rule, last night
were high. The Lyra Casino broke the rec
| ord for team scores in the indianapolis
League when they made LII in the first
| game on the Independent Turner alleys.
| The record for the Tenpn League was
made by the Stars on the same alleys, and is
| 1,731. The Lyras took both games from the
| Independent Turner's by the following scores:
First Came
| IIyra Casino-Von Hake. 1856; KrauSs, 176;
Keller, 160 Mueller, 1870; Schaf, IT'S; Gay, 1856;
Meyer l4l; Perry, 1888; Wynne, 1853; Kothe,
| 1SS. Total, LII.
Independent Turner's - Dicks, 157; jung
| claus, 1872; Siersdorfer, 149; Lauter 156;
shreve, las; Field. l76; A. seidensticker. III
Foy, 125; Schrader, 149; G. Seidensticker, lSl.
Second Came
Iyra Casno-von Hake. 175; Krauss. AS;
Keller III; Mueller, i7S; Sc Schaf; 14l; Gay.
Kothe, 176. Total. 1913.
Independent Turner'S - Dicks, 100; Jung
s6reve l i45; Field i45; A. seidensticker, IA
| Foy, 122; Schrader, 1872; G. Seidensticker, $50.
| Total. 1,342.
twice the Old Guards fell before the
| lowing scores:
Pastimes-C. l.. Buschman, $50; G. ,Schrad-
s George eon Meyer i'' 1881 4 Erdemeyer AS
George Buschman, 1884; Lowry 142; Vinson,
1Sl; Seidensticker, 154. Total, 15oS.
J. Becker. 50; Joseph Keller, 14; Roesner,
| 1853; Rebel. 116; Hartman, 90; Kothe, 123;
Pfaftiin, 80; w. P. Meyer, 1A, Total, LIZA
Second Uame.-
,Pastimes-c. l. Buschman; 1859; schrader.
49, 0Connor, ~; A. W Buschmaadn 1SS;
Bus,chma:n. l4$; Lowry. ,17s; Vinson. 155;
Old Guards-Gelow, 1z7; Jul Keller, 147 j.
Becker, l22; Roessner, 122; Jos. Keller. 10;
Btebe a. Karrman IL Kothe 1885,
The Social Turner's and Marion Club di-
vided honors on the German House alleys,
the Turner'S taking decided brace in the
last game. The scores:
First Game.
Social Turners--schulmeyer 1874; Neiber-
gall, 16S; Burk, 1853; l.. Sielken, 141; Neu-
bacher liz: Kehrein, 1923; Loos, 112; Vesper,
10; Emmerich, III; Frey. ia. Total. 1926
s scn S U.s. FHf oTtman n44 5 Mansed
l22; Leap, 142; Bryson 1873. Total, 1,42O.
Second Came
| Social Observation-Disclosures 159; Nieber-
gall, 1888; Burk, 1873; l.. Sielken, 1852: Neu-
bacher 1859; Kehrein, 127; Emmerich, 1856;
Leonhardt, las; Vesper. 1870; Frey, I3S. Total,
1,44.
Marions-Cooper, ITO; Bogardus 112; Mum
dele. 1F; b. w. Brown, 1854: Leatherman,
l67; Schmidt. 1853; Hartman. 1928; Mansfield,
| 1879; Leap, 1877; Bryson, 1873. Total, l 405.
The. Capital City Club took the All
Americans into camp in both games on the
alleys at the Marion Club by the following
| scores.
First Came
Capital City.-Tutte, 1884, Wood liz; Smith.
30; Kahlo, l05; Sargent 107; Clark, 1853;
IB3asumgartner:. 1872; Garstang, 1858; Critchlow,
All-Americans-M Myers, 12O; Mcdaniel, 1872;
wa Raier ls To- R3qt 2a Wilson sS Hare
| w. Brown, 49, Total, 1928.
Second Came
Capital City-Tutte. 49, Wood, 176; Smith,
81; Kahlo. la; Sargent, 49,; Clark, 147;
All-Americans-Tota score 1865.
On the Lyra Casino alleys were the most
| spirited contests of the evening. The Wash
ingtons took both, but the first was by such
I a close margin that it was in doubt until
the last pin was knocked over The l. B. c.
seemed TO lose heart in the second. The
! scores:
First Came
MISUNDERSTANDING, $50; E, Mueller,
l55 Keber 15s; Piel. ia; Quill l42; Wiese'
! ZIG; Old, 1883. Total, LAP.
Il. =; C;-Mueller, 1876; Hohl, 155; A Off,
| 1911 w Manifold, 12l: Burton, 40; Bauer,
1885, Stocker, 1855; Kotteman 1874; w. Off, 127;
| G. Manifold, 152. Total, 1,43S
Second Came
Washington ontaine 1876; E. Mueller,
1S$ ke6sr $780, Piel liS o% 49, Wiese
$780, Old, las Total, 1917
l. 3. C.-Mueller, 1888; Hohl, 159; A. OF,
49, Stocker, I4S: Kotteman, 125;; W. off. Isl:
G. Manifold 1885, Total, 1,424.
The weeks schedule in the Tenpin League
was finished with games on two alleys. on
both games from the Comus with low scores:
First Came
ropoltans-Hoffman, ia; KIaiber 121;
Kaufman 1872; seegers, Iis; Gels, I53; Fehr-
mer 1ls; Moehlmann. iisS Totai. 1 i3a i'e'-
Comus-Nolling, III; Rusie, Ill; Williams
| 1871; Reinecke, 122; Miller 121: Bauer 96.
Kles, 107; Mcdonald. 1l6; Grossart, liz; Her.
mann, 143. Total ,23l.
| Second Came
Metropolitans--Hof H. Klaiber 155;
| Moehlman, l37; Seegers, 145; Gels 1879: Fehr-
enbach, 12l; Obergfell, 1874; kaufman, 1Ol;
| Reimer, 1874; Auken, 1l6. Total, 1899.
Comus-Nolling, 1873: Rusie, 129; williams
156; Renecke, 10; Miller, 1872; Bauer, 1l5;
| Kleis, III; Mcdonald, lis; Grossart 1O5:
| Hermann 112 Total, 1887.
The Crescents took both games from the
| North Sides on the Oneida alleys, by the
| following scores:
First Came
North Sides-Juday 1913; Pray, So: Lock-
man, los: Eddy, 167; Fenneman, 7S: Wickard,
| l33; Billingsley. 1885, Cooper, 1853; Smith, 10S;
| Walters, 141; total, 261.
Crescents-Fife $40: Hunter, ISL; Noll. 80:
| Perry, 12l; Meyers, IA; Ballard. 1873; Car
| men, ISL Kimberlin. 113; McCurdy, 1873;
Adam, 1l6; total, 1886.
Second Came
North Sides-Juday. III; Pray 1874; Lock
man. lis; Eddy, lS1; Fenneman, 149; Wick
| ard, lie; Billingsley. 109; Cooper 1l9; Smith.
Ill; Walters. 1885, total l. 237
Crescents-Fife 1879; Hunter. 1872: Noll, 200:
| Perry. 116. Movers ri 49,