The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-09
CLOSE OF THE SEASON
FOR THE INDIANAPOLIS BOWLING
LEAGUE OCCURS.
Some Brilliant Bowling I'm the Last
Games-The L. ii. G.. Team Wins
individual Scores.

Al 1AAd "a S@oO@
apoIis Bowling League came to a close last
night. There was some brilliant bowling
in the last games. The Marions met the
Volunteers and won, increasing their hold
on first place and the championship hon.
ors. The scores in the other games We're
exciting as each club tried to improve its
position by taking as many Of the last
three games as possible. The first game
between the Washingtons and /. B. c.
was a slaughter for the former team as
the ]. B. G. men rolled 947, Bauer making
a score of 256. In the last two games.
however, the Washingtons rolled in better
form while their opponents could not du-
plicate or even approach their first effort
and the washingtons won. The Turner's
had no trouble in taking three straights
from the Crescents. The Capital City
team won two of the games from the Ly-
ras, causing the latter to drop back to a
tie with them for second place. The North
Sides and Pastimes rolled low scores in
the first two games, but in the last game
they both played in good form. The in
dividual scores were as follows:
WASHINGTON VS.. L. B. c..
First Came
washington-Quill. 155; Piel. 146: Mueller.
146; Hardie. 154; Old, 159. Total, 760.
/. B. &C. Mueller, It's; Bauer, 256; Bur-
ton, 49,; f. Kotteman, 179; w. Off, 159. To-
tai. 947.
Second Game
Washington-Quill. 2Ol; Old, 1856: Wiese.
40; Tiff, 100: Kirkhoff, 142. Total, 500.
l. B. C.-G. Mueller, 1S6; Bauer, 1877; Bur-
Third Came
Westinghouse. Hardie, us; Herr, us;
6. kirkhoff, 17s; j. Kebier. 15o; L. Tiff,
I. B. &C. Manifold. IFS; S. Armstrong.
176; Stocker. 1874; W. Of. las; w. Leppert.
Isl. Total, Isl.
INDEPENDENT TURNER'S VS.. ores
CENTS.
First Came
T~urners-Dicks PA; Shreve. 12s; BALI.
1854; Field, 149; G.. Seidensticker, 176. Total,
S21.
Crescents-Non .14o: Hunter 176: Talbert,
l66; Horuff, 142; e. Meyer. 1l9. Total. 743.
Second Came
Turners-Dicks 100: Lauter. 1S2; Foy. 137;
Jungclauss. 1S9; Siersdorfer, lao. Total,
794.
Crescents-Ballard. 1873; Root, 14s; Fish.
1885,; Kimberlin, 143; @. Meyer. 124. Total,
692.
Third Came
T~urners-Field, 1877; G. Seidensticker, 175;
Lauter, ISIS; Siersdorfer, 122; Schrader. l73.
Total S5.
Crescents-Nor 1856; Hunter. IA; Talbert.
CAPITAL CITY VS.. LYRA.
First Came
Capital City-Comstock, 179; F. Garstang,
1893; Smith, Isl; Wood, l4l; Haveick, II9.
Lyra-Von Hake, 1853; Gay, 1888; Smith.
124; Perry, 100; Kothe, 169. Total, 70S.
Second Came
Capital ~City-Tuttle, III; w. Garstang,
137; Kahlo. $50; vinson, 12e; Sargent, 1872
Total, 663.
Lyra-Von Hake. $50; Gay. ISL; Mueller.
LAG; Meyer, 167; Kothe. 14O. Total, 754.
Third Came
Capital City-Comstock. 1877; F. Garstang,
1s6; Kahlo. 156; Wood, 15S; Havelick. IVA
Lyra-Wynne, 1873; Smith. 15S; Kellar. 173;
Meyer, 132; Schaf. 154. Total, $50.
NORTH SIDE VS.. PAsTIME.
First Came
North S~ide-Juday, 1877; Pritchett, 169: Nc
Farland, 1863; H. b. Smith, 1853; Bosler, 1ss
Total, 761.
Pastime-G. Buschman. ISL; Root. 10;
Stanley, lbs; A. W.. Buschman, 173; A. G.
Buschman. 119. Total, 752.
Second Came
North Side-Reddington, 1872; Pray. III;
Wyrick, Ill; Walters, LIZ; B~illingsley, 155
Total. 762.
Pastime-R. Smith. 1874: Braden. l26; L
Meier. 125: c. Buschman, LIZ; o. Seiden-
sticker, 160. Total. $50. s-q.,ss
Third Came
North Side-Juday, 162: Pritchett. 1863
Reddington. 1S4; Smith, III; Pray, 30. To-
tai, $50.
Pastime-G. Buschman, 1874; Root, 1874
Stanley, 12S; A. W. Buschman, 1S2; Seiden.
sticker. 100. Total. s2S.