The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-29
THE BOWLING RECORDS
TWO TEAMS IN THE OLD LEAGUE
TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
TaiI-End Capital Citys of Last
Year Now a Swift
Club.


The Indianapolis Bowling League last
evenings occupied the alleys at the indie
pendent Turner, German House, Marion
Club and the Pastime alleys. A game be-
tween the Washingtons and the Lyra Ca
sinos was scheduled to be played at the al
legs of the latter, but by reason of the alb
sence from the city of many members of
the former team it was postponed. AT all
the allays the attendance of ladies was UNI
usually large, and the greatest enthusiasm
was manifested. One of the most phenom-
email rolls was made by Brown, of the
Pastimes, who made a score of 2O3 in the
first game. The prospects for the league
were never brighter. and the winters games
promise to be full of interest.
At the German House the Old Guard and
the Independent Turner's rolled two games
which were rather long drawn out. The
scores were as follows:
First Came
BEL 1856; Popp, 102: AL Meyer, 140; Geiloe,
Isl; Becker, 141; Pfotfiin, Ill; w. Meyer,
100; Keller. 154. Total, 13l9.
Foy, 1871 A. Seidensticker, 100; G.. Seiden-
sticker, 11S; Fled, 1923; Schrader, 1S6; Siers-
dorf, 129; Jungclaus, 127; Dick, 124. Total,
1895.
Old Guard-Schieke 155; Horst, 80; Rebel,
los; Popp. 1876; al Meyer. 1853; Geiloe, lis;
Becker, 1O4; Pfoifiin. l40; w. Meyer 1879;
Keller, 126. Total, 1926.
Independent Turners-Lauter. 126; OFF,
1Ol; Foy, 1856; A. Seidensticker 80; e. Seid-
ensticker ITO; Field 13l: Schrader 1856; Siers-
dorf, 1877; Junglaus, lis; Dick, 157. Total,
ONE CLOSE GAME.
On the Independent Turner alleys the Cap
ital City Club took two games from the In
dianapolis Bowling Club. both of which
were close, and the last was won by one
point only. The scores were as follows:
First Came
I. B. C.-Mueller, 12S; W. Manifold, las;
i32; HohI us; stocker 1856; Burton. 1872; G.
Manifold, 1856; total, 1853
Capital City-1uttle,. III; Garstang,. 1873;
164; Critchiow, Ia: Baumgartner. 1853; Sc
gum, 1876; Sargent, 1872; total LASS.
Second Came
l. b. C.-Mueiier, 1872; w: Manifold, 1872:
Armstrong, 1863; OFF, l26; Bauer, l76; Lepper,
Manfeid, Isl: total, .iS2. ~ ' '0'' 80
Capital City-Tuttle, l49; Garstang, 1853;
s Sui 49, KahIo, ~ Smith 49, CLARK,
gum, 1873; Sargent, 1I3; total, 1.4S3.
ON MARION CLUB ALLEYS.
On the alleys at the Marion Club the So
cial Turner's lost two games to the Pastimes
by the following scores:
First Came
Social -Nieberger, 1885, SEEKER,
49, kmerich, l2l; Birk 12l; Schulmeyer, 157;
Kehrein. 1872; sielken, 1913; Mas. 1873; Frey,
1884, Loos 1l3: total, 1926.
Pastmes-Vinson, 1oz; Virgins, 1O4; Erdel-
So; George Buschman, 125; Lowry, lO7 |;
Brown, zJ3; Seidensticker, 113; Buchanan,
1z2; total, 1915.
Second Came
Social Observation-Disclosures Sc; l.. Sielken
I16;. limerick, ia; .Birk. 1l2; sehulmeyer. u.s.;
Kehrein4 l22; Sieiken, 1888; Mas, 145; Frey.
lI3; Loos, rs Total, 1,265.
astime.ss-Vinson, rs; virgins, l4o; Erdel-
BTown iSs seidensticker, ,'1 1885, G. Busch i1
The Marion Club and the All-Americans
played on the alleys of the Pastimes and
the Marion Club took both games The
1,424; All-Americans, 1851. The second game
was as follows:
ll-Amerlcan-Bieler, 11s; Krag. 14S;
Wheelock. $780,. Walcott, 81 Holiday. 122;
Brazington. AS; Brown, 157; total, 1872.
Mundeiy, is; Mansfeid, 1872; Hartman, iGi
Leatherman, 154; Bryson, III; l.. w. Cooper,
1872; Leap, 1863; Carter, 16S total, 1456.
TENPIN LEAGUE.
In the Tenpin League the North Side
team took a game from the Crescents by
the following score:
North Side-Cooper, 12S; Perry, 1922 Stilz,
144 Yount 134; bolner, l53; Lockman $780,
Clay, l45; Billinsley, III; Juday, 1856; Wallis,
Grescen ascent s1c:heffer 1856; Carmen, III;
Schobe, Ill; Miller. 145; Hunter, 100; Fife,
l2s; Horuff, l0I; Noll. 100; Perry. 1903; Myer.
ia total, 1892.
The Metropolitans defeated the Comus
team twice last night. The scores:
First Came
Observation-Disclosures 125. Gels 1877.
Kaufman 80; Areus. Sc; Hilman, 176; Fehr,
14O; Gale, 1913; Seegers, 80; Hurrle, III
Ankenbrock, 1856; total, 1889.
Reinecke, 1853; Mcdonnell, 49, Weiss 100;
Herman, 1872; Williams, 112; Golfer, 1856;
Bauer, 80; Weiss 13S; total. 1,249.
Second Came
Metropolitan-Klaiber, liz; Gels, 1871:
Kaufman, 1873; Areus. 100; Hillman, 126:
Fehr, 1872; Gale, 1863; Seegers, ZIG; Hurrle.
lis; Hoffman,, $50; total, 1927.
Comus-Herrman, 142; Williams, 100:
Reinecke, 1873; Mcdonnell, 49, Grossart, 122;
Weinberger. Sc; Bauer 1l3; Golfer 1O5; Nc
Donnell, 49, total, 1.169.
Frank Fox, member of the Star Club
bowled the following score last night on
Hermany's alleys: 50, 50. 10. 49, 129, 1853, 1S9
2l9, 24S, 26S Spares 2, strikes 8. This was
record breaker in this city.