The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-06
BOWLING AFFAIRS.

Two remarkably close games were played
by the Columbias and North Sides last night
on the Independent Turner's alleys. The
Columbus won both, but until the last ball
was rolled the game belonged to either side
The work of both teams was below par
from the fact that the pins used were new
and hard to knock over. Several times
spares could have been made were it not
for the tenacity with which the pins stuck
to the floor Sometimes they would tip to
an angle of sixty degrees as the ball brushed
them in passing, but nearly always when
one pin was needed to score a spare the pin
would remain upright, although in many
cases hit.
The first game resulted in a score of Co
lumbia. 1890; North Side 1882; the individual
totals being:
Columbias-Knox, 1876; KIeis. H. Brink
meyer, 1909; Schlake, 140; Kimmel 14T;
Meyers, 133; w. Noting 1876; Buchanan, 129;
Schmidt, 1873; Kleine. 1856.
North Subsidiary 143; Bosler, 1872 Eddy,
124; Cooper, 166; Fenneman, 1874; Wickert,
lQS; Billingsly, 152; Pray, 1885, Stein, 149;
Walters 1l5.
The second game ended with the score:
Columbias, 1,423; North Sides, 1,414; the in
dividual scores being:
Columbias-Knox. 173; Kleis, 142; Mack,
100; Schlake, 1885, Kimmel, 1873; Meyers 1873;
w. Noting, 1853; Mussman, 129; Schmidt, 1923;
KIeine, 131.
North Sides-Juday, 143; Bosler, 49, Bill
ingsly, 145; Cooper, 1859; Smith, 40; Stein,
1927 Pray, 1852; Fenneman, lis; Eddy, 1853;
TempletOn, 142.
The Stars took the Oneidas into camp for
two games last night on the North-side
alleys. The first game was a close one and
resulted in score of: Stars, 1883; Oneidas,
1,370. Inc individual scores were:
Stars-Sachs, 150; Hurrle, 1876; Stick, 129;
Hitzelberger, 107; Stahlhut 127; Fox, 1872;
Deschler, las; Pedigo, 1854; Horuff, 141; Zim-
Oneidas-Allen, 1854; H. Schwartz, 121;
Zwicker, 1l9; Hopkins, 1874; Karsing l67;
Dickey, 123:o DHnnmeyer, ia; Knurr, 1874;
Williams, 1853; Reick 143.
Second Came
The second game was won by the Stars,
1,4S7 to 1888, and the totals of the players
scores were:
Stars-Sachs, 139; Hurrle, 1873; Stick, 1872:
Hitzelberger, 1872; Stahlhut, 167; Fox, 145;
Deschler, 100; Pedigo, 157; Horuff, 145; Zim-
oneidas-Allen, 100; H. Schwartz, 1853;
zwicker, 125; Hopkins, So; Kassing, 1856;
Dickey, LOO; M: Schwartz 12; Knurr. 1875;
Williams, 1S2; Reich, 1872.
The disorganized Deweys were no match
for the fast Calumets and went down to de-
feat in two games on the Pastme alleys last
night; The first game was won l42O to ,3O4,
and the second one /, AL to 1890. The indiVid-
ual scores for the two games were;
First Game
Calumets--J. Fehrenbach, 1872; w. p.
Smith, 127; Goetz, 143; Wright, 120 Lux, 159;
Armstrong, 146; Webster, 129; B. Yorger, IA;
G. YOrger IA; Lee, 146.
Deweys-W. Fontaine, 40: Wellworth, 1852;
Page, 1873; Vestal, no. c. Laughlin, 146;
Reed. 143; Demorest, 81; Linegar, 100;
Troskv. 1913; Leonigs, 100.
Second Came
Calumets-J. Fehrenbach, Ill; Smith, 1873;
Goetz, 149; Wright, 161; Lux. III; Armstrong
l46; Webster, 104; B. Yorger, 1861 c. Yorger,
1856; Lee, 199
Deweys-W. Fontaine 1879; Willworth, 1873;
Page, 146; Vestal IA; c. Mclaughlin, 81;
Reed, 105; Pemorest,, .188; Linegar, 127;