The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-10
Tenpin League



pleted their schedules for the week. The
League and have a good chance to close
the first half of the season, next Friday
night, at the top of the list. The clubs are
very nicely punched, and the second half
will start with a chance for nearly all clubs
to close the season in first place.
In the Tenpin League the Columbias and
Calumets are still together, with comfort
able lead over the other clubs.
On the German House alleys the ALL
Americans lost two games to the Independ-
emit Turner's. The second game should have
been won by the All-Americans, but they
could not come within fifty-two pins of the
number necessary. The scores were:
All-Americans-Walco 1871; Hare, III;
Root, 126; Hibben, 81; McDaniels, 1856; Myers,
1S5; Wiles, ia; Sullivan. 1lS; Madden, 92;
i. Il. V.-Dicks, 14; Jungclaus 150;
Shreve, 1913; Lauter. 140; G. Seidensticker,
142; Fields, 121; o. Seidensticker, 125; F'oy,
1Sl; Schrader, 147; Siersdorfer, 124; total,
All-Americans- walcott 10; Hare. AZ;
Root. 14S; Hibbenr 129; Mechanics. ISL;
Myers 132; Wiles, 80; Sullivan, 10; Madden,
IL; w. Brown, 155; total, 1,317.
u L: V-Dicks, 1884, Jungclaus, iSS; Shreve,
49, Sos LAYER isS & e. SeaensfGfFs ov 49,
Schraoer, 1875; Siersdorfer, 1871; total, 1859.
STEP HIGHER.
The Indianapolis Bowling Club took two
games from the Pastimes on the Lyra Ca
sino alleys and thereby pulled themselves
up nearer the top Of the list. The scores
were as follows:
First Came
Pastimes-E. l.. Buschman, 1856; Lowry,
1885, Kimberlin, 125; Erdelmeyer 129; Allen,
152 Vinson, 49,; George Buschman, 142; A.
IBuschman, IA; Meyers, 161; Seidensticker,
l. B. C1Mueller, 1s1; Pfau, 151; A. OFF,
ISI Burton, 146; w MGannfeld, ia; Bauer
III; Kotteman, 100; total, 1926.
Second Came
Pastimes-C. L. Buschman, 1923; whitley,
10; kimberlin. lis; Seidensticker, SO; Allen,
144; Vinson, las; George Buschman, 149; A..
w Buschman 119; Meyers, 143; Erdelmeyer.
l. B. C.1Mueller 1874; Pau, 1O9; A. Off, 1853;
Burton, l70; w W. MI;a t 125; Bauer. 1873;
Kotteman, 136; total, LAY.
DIVIDED HONORS
The Old Guards and Social Turner'S d.
vided honors on the Independent Turner
alleys and both clubs hold the same relative
position near the bottom of the list. The
scores:
First Came
Old Guard-Gielow, 1S9; Jul Keller, 176;
Popp, 12S; Roessner, 143; 10 Keller, 122;
Kaths, Isl; Myer 1856; total, Lap.
Social Turner-Schulmeyer 14S; Birk 103;
Niebergall, 15S; Neubaeher, 1876; Sielken, 146;
Kehrem, 1I2 VeSper, 1O2; Frey, 1873; EN-
merich, 1853; Mayer, 137; total, 1893.
Second Came
Old Guard-Gielow, 1903; Jul Keller, $50;
Popp, 159; Roessner, 10; 10 Keller, 140; RE
bel, $40; Hartman, 1885, Pfaffiin, SO; Kaths.
no; Myer, 147; total 1889.
Social Observation-Disclosures 157. RiTIr
Niebergall, 161 Neubacher, III; Sielken, 142;
Kehrein, ISL; Vesper, 1859; Frey. III; EN-
merich, III; Mayer, 141; total, 1870.
AGAIN A TIE.
The Calumets took both games from the
Metropolitans, on the Pastime alleys, and so
are once more tied with the Columbias for
the top place in the Tenpin League. The
scores:
Calumets-J. Fehrenbach, 127; Webster,
1877; Goetz, 1873; c. Yorger. 124; Lux. 1853; Arm
strong, IA; Fleming, 175; r. Yorger. 49,
ropotans-Hoffman $50; Kleiber 146
Seegers, 1856; Kaufman, 125; Ankenbrock, 49,
NJ Fehrenbach. 80; Adoley, 115; Geiss, 106;
Ahrens, 121; Reimer, 1870; total, 1907.
Second Came
Calumets-J Fahrenbach, 1873; Webster.
1923; Goetz, 125; c. Yorger, 1913; Lux. 1874: Arm
strong, "a; Fleming, l62: r: Yorger, 147; Lee
Metropotans-H Hoffman, 1866: Kleiber, 147;
Seegers, 1o4; .Ahrens, 49, Geiss. 1875; NJ
Fehrenbach, 121; Kaufman, 1853; j. Reimer,
1853; Adoley. al; VOCAL, us; total, 1853
WON BOTH GAMES.
On the Oneida alleys the North Sides sue
ceeded in taking both games from the Ma
tionals. Some good plays were made, and
among them Conlee made the $40 and the
81. OConnor made the As and Kiesel the
5-7-9. The scores:
First Came
National--Kistner, 1876; KieseI, 100; Robb,
1a; Bridges. 134; GeisIendorff, 127: Con-
gent, no; Starr, III. Total. LESS.
North side-walters. 15S; Cooper. 161;
man. 1O7; Wickard. 122; Billingsey, rs;
Templeton, 1GO; Bosler, III. Total, 1906.
Second Came
National-Kistner, 113: FIiesel. 14S: Robb.
10; Bridges. 147; Geisendorff, III; O'Con-
nor, los: Conlee 100; Hoffmeyer, IFS; Sar-
gent. 1875; Starr, 142. Total, 1921.
North Side-Walters. 127; Cooper, 100;
Juday $50: Pray 15l; Billingsley, 142; Bos-
Ter, Isl; Wickard 1877; Eddy, l2s; Femme
man, 1885, Templeton, 1923. Total, 1878.