The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-26
BOWLING AFFAIRS.
Bowling League.


All the teams in the bowling leagues have
complete their schedules for this week with
the exception of the Pastime and Lyra
Casino clubs. They were to have played
last evening on the alleys of the Marion
Club, but by reason of the death of Mr.
Louis f. Buschmann, who was a member of
the Pastime Club, the game. was postponed
until next Wednesday evening. 1t will be
played on the Marion alleys. AS rule, the
games last evening were listless and poor
scores were made. The record for the Pas-
time alleys is held by o. Seidensticker, OF
the Pastime Club, who rolled 29.
On the Lyra alleys the Marion Club boys
took two games from the Capital Citys,
thus pulling them from first. place and eaus,
ing tie The games were hard Tough. and
resulted as follows;
First Game
Marion-Cooper, l61; Bogardus. 1la; Schmidt, 1873;
Hartman 200; Iseatherman. 1889: Leap, 1888; Nun
delle 1875 Mansfield 142; Bryson, 1853; Carter lo2;
Capital City-smith. I4s; Hoover lao; Sullivan.
14s; Garstang, III; Wood 14S; Tuttie, ID, i4o;
Critchlow 49, Baumgartner, 50; Clark, l25; Sar-
gent, 1855; total, 1852
Second Came
Marion-cooper. l4s; Bogardus. 1926; Schmidt 1874;
Hartman 1877; Leatherman, III; Carter. 1884, Mum
dele. 1871; Mansfield, l4s; Leap 1854; Bryson' ~;
total. 1.4Ss. -
14S; Garstang. III; wood l4i: futile, H., i4S;
Critchlow, 1852; Adam, 1ss; Clark, 15S; Sargent,
1872; total, 14l6
apoiis Bowling Club easily captured both games
from the Social Turner's.
First Game
Social Turner-Schulmeyer 1885; Birt, NJ 12l;
Sielken. L. 1875; Kehrrin 1875; Mayer, r., 107;
Niebergall. 1853; Selken H., 49, Loos, $50; Reber,
1856; Emmerich, 1874; total, 1869.
]. B. C.-Mueer ISL; Pfau. l25; Manifold, w.
stocker. Is3; Burton 1ss; Bauer, 1873; Armstrong
Second Came
s sHSea L. 1873: KeSTrin. 1888; Birk NJ al
Niebergall, 1888; sielken, H. 1874; Ioos III; Mayer,
156; Emmerich, 1886; total. 1854.
l. B. C.@Mueller, 14s: Pfau i7s; Manifold, W.,
1853: Leppert, 143; OF, 113; Manifold. G., 1874;
stocker. 1877; Burton, 164; Bauer 1866; Armstrong
The Nationals lost two undressing games to
the Oneida Club the latter's alleys. Their
scores were poor.
First Came
Nationally Conner, 1913; Brown. 49, Foster. 100;
Somerville 107 Bassett, 146; Kistner, lS1; Hoh-
meyer 1856; Cesendorf lis; Clemens, lis; Starr.
1913: total, 1850.
oneidas- 12i; Hopkins. 1885, Knurr. 1877:
Meyers, 142; Reick, 156; Allen, 154 Schwartz NJ,
Second Came
Nationally Connor 1os; Brown, 1903; somerville.
40: Bassett 1906; Roberts 107; Kistner, l46; Hoh-
meyer 1856; Geisendorff. 14O; Clemens. 80; Starr,
Oneidas-cay. 145; Hopkins, 1874; Allen. 1870;
Zwicker, 140; Williams, 1879; Schwartz, H., 14S;
Myers,
1923; total, LAS.
The Comus players surprised themselves by
taking a game from the Deweys on the Pastime
alleys.
First Game
Comus-Nolting, l16; Williams. 1893; Miller. lS9;
Weiss III; Bauer. 1l3; Hermann. 49, Reincke,
1874; Mcdonald ia; Wemberger l1S; Ball. l49;
Deweys- Conover 127; C. Mclaughlin, 12O; Neu-
bacher. 81; Wllworth 49, w Fontaine lls'
Demarest. 1873: II. Mclaughlin, 117 Reed,
ISL; Page, 40; Levings 156; total l,2S5.
SECOND Came
Weiss l3s; Bauer, 156; Herman, 1lS; Rencke 81:
Mcdonald, III; Wemberger 81; Ball. l0i; total,
l,165
Demarest. 1888; Reed. 1888; Fl. Mclaughlin. 124'
Page. l59; Levings, Isl; total, 1923.
The All-Amerieans and Old Guards divided
honors on the Pastime alleys.
First Came
Hare, ia; Walcott 145; McDanies, 142; G. Meyers,
1874; Bieler. 49, ohr 1874; Kenyon, 1875; w. J.
Brown, 142; total, 1923.
Old Guards-Gielow, 132; Schlake 12s; Popp.
j. Becker. 1ss; Hartman, 12S; Katho, 11s; w. p.
Meyer. 1877; total, 1.229
Second Game
AIl-Americans- Wiley. 125; Kenyon 1871; Hare
90; Walcott. 1907 McDaniels. 1879; c. Meyer, 49,
Rrazington. 1Iz; Ohr 145 Bieler, 1885, w. j.
Brown, 106; total, L2eo
Old Guards--Glelow, 1884, Schlake 1856: Popp. 1856;
err, lei: Alien los; Roessner, 14s; w. r. Meyer
ia total. 1893.
The washlngtons kept their good pace by failing