The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-07
BOWLING AFFAIRS.

The Crescents downed the Comus team
twice last night the Pastime alleys
neither side doing any big scoring. The
first game was won by the score of 1,399 TO
1,269 the rolling being done as follows:
Crescents-Fife, 135; Carmen, AS; Hunter.
IIo Perry, l$1; Meyer. Ill; Ballard, l23;
1872
Committeeman, 135; Bauer, I35; .Reinecke.
l2q Schiltzes, lCS; Balls. l28; Weiss. 1873:
Kleis 142; Miller 100; Mcdonald, Ill; Gros-
sart Ill.
The second game scores were:
Crescents-F,ife, 145; Carmen, 146; Hunter,
1q7 Perry, 147; Meyer 107; Ballard, 133;
Horuff, 1S9; Noll, 10; McCurdy, 1O6; ADAM
126.
Committeeman, 1O5; Bauer, 122; Reinecke.
l35; Schiltzes 80; Balls, las; Weiss, III
Kleis, 81; Miller, 152; Mcdonald, Sc; Gros-
sart, 119.
The indianapolis Bowling Club and the
Capital Cftys also battled on the Pastime
alleys. and the former won two games by
scores of ], 549 to 1,2s6 and 1,431 TO 1,500. The
totals for the players were:
|. b. C.-Mueller, 1888; Hohl, 155; Kotte-
man, 165; Leppert, 16S; Burton, 10; Bauer,
~ A. OFF, III; W. OFF, 1893; Stocker, 1879;
Capital Citys-Tuttle. 11S; Wood. 14S;
Smith, ia Havelick, 12l; Sergeant, IA;
Krltchlow, 143; Marvin, ia; Garstang, 12S;
Kahlo, 1872; Baumgartner. 1856.
The second game scores were:
], b. C.-Mueller, 127; Hohl, 147; Kotteman,
Jas; Leppert, 1873; Burton, 149; Bauer 1872; A.
of, rs; w. Off, ia; Stocker, 139; Manifold,
Capital Citys-Tuttle, 14S; Wood, 10S;
Smith, 149; Havelick, 10; Sergeant, 14s;
Critchlow, 139; Marvin, 9S Garstang, 40;
kahlo, JAS; Baumgartner, 112.
The Social Turner's and Pastimes divided
honors on the German House alleys last
night, each team winning one game. In the
first game the Social Turner's rolled up BOA,
while the Pastimes were marking up Psi.
The scores of the PLAYERS were:
Social Turner'S Schulmeyer 1903; Birk, 107
Niebergall, 124; l.. Sielken. 1856; Neubacher,
1885, Frey, ia; Emmerich, 1874; Vesper, 122;
II. Sielken 122; Kehrein, 1876.
Pastmes-C. l.. Buschmann. III; Schrader,
50; Lowry, l16; A. w. Buschman, 1874; d.
Meyer 10; Erdlemeyer, ia; George Busch
mann 1879; Vinson, 122; OConnor, 1872 Siden-
sticker, 12&
In the second game the Pastmes played
faster and won 1,436 to 1859. The scoring
was done as follows:
= Pastmes-c. Buschmann, $50; Appel, 119;
Lowry, 1902; A. Buschmann, 100; Meyer, 1853;
Erdlemeyer, l61; G.. Buschmann, 1S1; Vinson,
149; O'Connor, 1876: Sidensticker 1876.
Social Turners-Schulmeyer 143; Birk, 1888;
Niebergall, 16S; L. Sielken, 1876; Neubacher,
122; Frey, 1856; Emmerich 147; Vesper, Ill; II.
Sielken, 126; Kehrein, 129.
The Metropolitans and the Nationals met
on the Oneida alleys and the NETS won
both by scores of ], G3G to 1 1852 and .3S7 to
1,255. The scores for both games are as fol-
lows:
Mets-Hoffman 1874; c. Keimeyer, 1872;
Klaiber. 161; Seigars, 49, Gels. 149; Fehren-
bach, 1O9; AnkenbrOck, 112; Oberfield, 1877;
Reimer 1873: Holman, 139.
Nationalist onnor 107; Kistner, 123;
SomerVille, 11S; Coniee, $50; Sergeant, lis:
Hoffmeyer. 10S Robb,' 122; Bassett 100:
Clemens, 1856; Starr, JAP.
Second Came
Mets-Hoffman, 1873; Haerle. $50: Klaiber,
131; Seigars. III; Gels, 1872; Eehrenbach. 1874;
Vogel, liz; Oberfeld, 1852; Reimer, 157; Mohl-
man, ITO.
I Nationals Conner, 116; Kistner, $50;
Somerville, ia Gonlee. 10; Sergeant, 1 49,
Clemens, 1874; Starr, 49,
The Lyras and Washngtons won a game
each on the Independent Turner allays last
night. The Washingtons took the first
game 1859 to 1861 the scoring being done as
follows:
Lyras-Con Hake 161; Krauss, 100; Keller.
141 Mueller, III; Schaf, 16S; Gay, 127; Perry,
140: Wynne 1856; Wildhack, az: Meyer, 1872.
Washingtons-T. Fontane. 165; f. Mueller.
1S1; G. Kirkhoff 1877; c: Piel. 15S; L. Quill,
1872; w. wiese, Isl; L. Tiff, rs; Kebler, IA;
n. Hardy 1853; H Old, 165.
The second game was taken by the Lyras
1859 to 1855, and the players scored as fol-
lows:
Lyras-Von Hake, 1873; Krauss, AS; Keller,
ZOO Mueller, 116; Schaf, 1874; Gay, ISL; Meyer,
49, Perry, 1SS: Wynne, 142; Kothe. 147
Washingtons-T Fontane, 176; E. Mueller,
1913; c. Kirkhoff III; G. Piel, 141 l.. Quill,
1884, w. Wiese. 1856; L, Tiff, 149; Kebler, 14S;
The Al-American and Marion teams
played two games on the alleys of the lat
ter club and the home team came out VIC
torious in each contest. The first game re-
suited in a score of 1,409 to 1921 and the
individual scores were:
Observation-Disclosures, 1855; B. Brown, 1O6;
Mundelle, ITO; Carter, 147; Cooper, 153;
Schmidt, 1879; Bogardus, 1874; Williams, 159;
Leaf, 120 Bryson 146
misunderstanding 131; A. V. Brown,
112; Bieler, Jas; Wiles, 1879; Hare, 120; Wal
colt, 1874; Hibben rs; H. Orr, 81; McDaniels,
147; w. Brown, 154.
The second game was taken 1,444 to 1852,
the rolling being as follows:
Marions-Schmidt, 1888; b. Brown, 13S; Bo-
gardus, 1870; Carter, 10; Cooper. 127; Leath-
erman, l47; Mundeelle, 12o Williams, III;
Leaf, II; Brysons l4l.
Observation-Disclosures, 9S; A. V. Brown,
1923; McDanels, 173; Hibben, 81; Hare, 12S;
Walcott, 122; Orr, 124; Perry, ISL; Bieler 145;
w. Brown, 103.
The Independent Turner's and the Old
leys and the Turner's took both games. The
score of the first game was 1889 to 1928,
and the individual scores were as follows:
Independent Turners-G. Seidenstcker,
Streve, 157; Schrader, 125; Dicks, 149; jung
claus, 144; Foy, 1883; Field. 1877; Lauter, 1876.
Old Guards-Gielow, 1856; Jul Keller, 14;
], Becker, 125; Popp, 100; Roesner, 145;
Rebel, Ill; kaths, 112; Pfafflin, no; Kari
man. 102; Myer 1873.
The second game resulted 1870 to 1877,
and the players scored as follows
Independent Turners-G. Seidensticker,
ISL; A Seidensticker, 113; Siersdorfer, 100;
Shreve, 125; Schrader, ia; Dicks. 16S; jung
claus, 1872 Foy, 1885, Field, AL Lauter, 1S6.
Old Guards-Gielow. 144; Jul Keller, 1873;
Rebel. 1856: Kaths, 1873; Pfaffln, 95 Kari
man, 100; Myer, 1876.