The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-27
Rank, name and club. No. gar
Bowling Notes.


DR.. Stocker is one Of the steadiest bowlers
in the league.
Herman futile, of the Capital Citys, is
falling in the average table.
The teams next year should by all means
be composed of only five men.
T. Dicks and A. Lauter. of the I. L. ",
are as steady bowlers as any of the league.
The Old Guards must have a Jonah on
their team also. Or is it the loss of their
mascot?
Carl Won Hake, of the Lyras, is at Battle
Creek, Mich, under treatment for stomach
troubles
The washington Bowling Club uses the
independent Turner alleys every Tuesday
evening.
Six ladies' clubs use the Independent
Turner alleys. They play every afternoon,
except Fridays.
NJ C. Knox has succeeded Joseph Elliott
as a member of the German-American CLUB.
Elliott resigned.
making hot finish to get inside the indi-
vidual prize money.
The Communications had two new
members in their team Friday night--H.
Noting and George Knox.
Otto Deluse. of the independent Turner's,
is at Washington, d. C. His game was
missed by his club Friday night.
The German House alleys are the rock
on which II. Bauer always wrecks his aver
ages. He can do no good on them.
1t cost Julius Keller and Billy Stumpf
each something Friday for not making
larger score than Charles krauss
Charles Off, of the Independent Turner's
is a good bowler, but the boys say he is
more of success at beefsteak fry.
Adolph Seidensticker, of the Independent
Turner'S. is entitled to the BOBBY prize. He
made eighty-nine points Friday night.
The ladies of the Maennerchor are or
ganizing a bowling club, which will roll on
the Maennerchor alleys on Tuesday after
moons.
p, ~ 49,
chance of any bowler on his team for an
individual prize. He has rolled only ten
games.
Philip Kehrein, of the Social Turner'S, is
a good bowler. He made some pretty shots
for spares in the games against the cham
pions Friday.
The average per game of the four leaders
of the tournament are: Lyra, 1.S44i l. 3. G.,
1924; indianapolis turner's, 1,2Si; Social
Turner's, I251.
Fred wicker of the Social Turner'S, has
been known ,r as one OF the BEST BOWERS on On
be an off year for him.
The l. B. C.'s have had hard time win
ming games on the German House alleys.
The three games they have lost this season
were lost on these alleys,
The Lyra Casino Club enjoyed It's long
talked-of beefsteak fry last night at the
American brewery. Joseph Schaf was the
host and everything went off enjoyably.
The All-Americans are keeping up their
good work. They have now won five
Straight games The Lyras will have to
play a strong game to win from them.
The Social Turner'S have bowled in hard
luck this season. They lost one game to
the Lyras by two pins, and the game Fri
day night to the champions by one pin.
The Social Turner's have played against
tough luck IN at least 1--WE, two games. The The
on Friday night the |. b. C.s beat them by
one pin.
L. Hirseh, of the Social Turner's, had
h 70 hGa fph In
dividual score of 1870. He made l02 in the
first half, but played in poor luck during the
last half.
The Independent Turner Bowling Club will
celebrate its first anniversary next Monday
night There will be a bowling party for
the members and their ladies and invited
guests, and refreshments.
The Calumet Bowling Club has been or
ganized with twenty members. Sig. Arm
strong is president. Alfred Navin is vice
president, and Charles Smith is secretary.
They are now bowling on the Western al
leys.
The Lyras played on their own alleys
Friday night ard the man who did not make
81 side ssad' o hoodoo. Some Of them made two
and three so frequently that the INDIE
pendent Turner'S got such headache
Harry Boner and John Pfau were the only
two men in the /. B. G. Club Friday night
who made spares in the last frame They
saved the game from slipping away from
their team. W. OFF deserves credit for max
ing the necessary one PIN Whlch won the
game.
The Journal made mistake yesterday
morning when it said the l. E. c. team,
in Friday nights game. was ahead of the
ginning Of the second half The Social
Turner'S were forty-seven pins ahead OF the
champions.
A picked team of experts at the Marion
agreed TO beat ten novices out one hundred
pins in six frames. The novices won by