The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-16
Standing of Tenpin LeagI

The chief interest in the games OF the
Ten-pin League last night centered in the
three contests between the Blue Labels
and the Standards. which were rolled on
the Independent Turner alleys. The large
room was filled by an excited. bowling
crowd, roofing for their favorites with all
their might and main. There were many
bets wagered on the outcome of the con-
tests. The Standards had boosted that they
would pull the Blue Labels down from the
proud position of holding the 1000 per cent.
record, but in this they were unsuccessful.
The Blue Labels bowled the strongest set
of three games that has been recorded in
indianapolis this season. All of the scores
were above the 500 mark. The Standards
put their best men in the games, but they
were unable to defeat the Blue Labels.
The Columbias and Meridians contested
on the Marion alleys, the Columbias win
ming two of the three games The Meridians
were compelled to use a substitute who did
not bowl up to the average and the vic
tories of the Coumbias were largely ac-
counted for by the weakened condition of
the MeridianG
The Nationals and Lenox teams played
three interesting games, in which the form
er team won the first two. The Lenox play
rolled better in the last contest and
won. The Calumets took three games from
the Stars, but the scores were, all close.
The individual scores are as follows:
Blue Labels VS.. Standards.
First Game
Blue Labels-Jay 1856: Good 146: Miller.
IA: Schlake, 223; Kimme $50. Total, $40.
Standards-Criss. 13S; Strobel, 14o: f. Fox,
20l; Frey, 1S7; b. Fox, 125. Total, 1i6.
Second Came
BlgS Labels11qy U.s. GOOD dSS Miller
Standards-Criss, 15S; Strobel, lis; +. Fox,
172; Frey. 1872; b. Fox, 1ss. Total, 795
Third Came
Blue Labels-1Jay. 14s;, Good; 1s9; Miller.
17s sehlake 1Ss k% ISq 5s1 Total 81
Fox. 1876; Frey. 135; b. Fox. las. Total. rs.
Columbia VS.. Meridians.
First Came
Meyer, Ia. F. Noting, LAG. Total, 755.
Meridians-kroeckel, LIS; Peterson, lG;
Grafton. 50; Urlewicz. 100: BALI. 16s. Total.
Second Came
Columbia-Klein 1s9; Kleiss; 1SS; Mack.
Vogel, 146; Urlewicz, 152; BALI, $50. Total,
Third Game
Columbia-Klein. 122:. Kleis. 1856: B.
Noting: 127: Meyer. 14s; F. Noting. 122.
MerIdlan-Kroeckel. 1ss: yogel, IA; Peter
son, 1874; Urlewicz, 154; BALI, Ia. Total, S04.
Nationals VS.. Lepox.
First Came
acknowledgements, 127;- Paxton. 1s7;
Wechsler. 167; OConnor, 1i7; Pfeffer, u.s.
Len Tenox~caird. 1so; Bader. III: Tayl, 14s;
Furnas, 129; Coutts, $50. Total, 672
Second Came
Nationals-Newby, 126; Paxton, IA
Weschler, 165; 3. OConnor, 166; Pfeffer, III
Total, sos.
Lenox-Caird. IVA; Bader. 1S7; Taylor, 1O2
Furnas, 129; Cautts. 100. Total, 672.
Third Came
Notwithstanding, 165; Paxton. 1as
Weschler, 10; b. O'Connor, 149; Pfeffer, l3i
Total, 701.
Lenox--Caird. liz; Bader. 155; Peck. 127
Furnas, Ia; Coutts, 146. Total, 727.
Stars VS.. Calumets.
First Game.
Stars-Hurrle, 146; Hitzelberger, 1874;
Deschler. ISL; Horuff, 12S; Stitch, 15S. Total,
Calumets-Fehrenbach 1853; Yorger, 149;
Bowman, 156; Fleming, 80; Lee, 16S. Total,
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Second Game
Sales.--future, 113: Haltmeyer 1873: Desch-
| Ter, 1873; Horuff. 137: Stitch 175. Total, 691.
Calumet-Fehrenbach, 154; Yorger. 213;
Bowman, l6S; Fleming, ,ll2; Lee, l59 Total,
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Third Came
Stars-Hurrle, 161: HitZelberger, $50; Holt
meyer, 1879; Horuff, 141 Stitch, 152. Total, ISL
Calumet-Fehrenbach, poi; Yorker. 155;
Bowman, 13l; Fleming, l5I; Lee, 1iI. Total,
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