The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-04

-Indianapolis Bowling League.-


the games were very exciting Probably
the most interesting games were played at
the Marion alleys between the Blue Labels
and the National team. In the first con-
test the two teams played evenly, the score
frames. The last man on each team was
left to decide who was the winner, and
Pfeffer, of tho Nationals, did the work,
making his team win by one pin. The Blue
Labels took the other two games by de-
cisive scores.
The Calumets won the first two games
from the Standards, but the latter in the
last contest bowled in better form, and
succeeded in winning. After the Meridian
and LenoX teams had each won a game
there was battle royal in the last con-
test, in which the Lenox team came out
victorious by a margin of but two pins.
The Columbias rolled poorly in the first
contest with the Stars and lost, but I'm the
last two games they rolled strongly and
won easily. The individual scores were as
follows:
BLUE LABELS VS.. NATIONALS.
First Game
Blue Labels-Knox, 115; Kimmel, l65;
Buchanan, l23; Gielow, 142; Schlake, 16S
Total. 713.
Naturalization. 1888; wechsler. 1ss;
Roberts. III; b. O'Connor, 1ov; Pfeffer, 16l.
Second Came
Blue Labels-Knox. 200: Kimmel. III;
Goode, IA; Gielow, 179; Schlake, POS. Total,
S97
Standardization. 142: wechsler. 1ss:
Roberts, 161; b. O'Connor, IA; Pfeffer. ia.
Total 734.
Third Came
Blue Labels knox. 14S; Kimmel, 1853;
Goode. 40; Gielow, 1S5; Schlake, $50. Total,
191.
Standardization, 159; Wechsler, 1Os:
Roberts, 40; B. O'Connor. 169; Pfeffer. 143.
Total IA.
CALUMETS VS.. STANDARDS.
First Came
CaIumets-J Fehrenbach. 100; Yorger, It's:
Bassett, 12S; Bowman, III; Lee, 159. Total,
721.
Standards-Criss, 100; f. Fox, 40: Stro-
BILE. l34; w. Hermany. 1S7; B. Fox. LA. To-
tai, G75.
Second Came
Calumets-J. Fehrenbach, 179; Yorger, IA:
Bassett, 14S; Bowman, 1i6; Lee. 120. Total.
731
Standards-Criss. $50; f. Fox. IA: stro-
Bile. 13i; w. Hernany, 167; Is. Fox, 1877. To-
tai, 12.
Third Came
Calumets-J. Fehrenbach, 142; Yorger. 12s;
Bassett, 156; Bowman, Ia; Lee. ISL. Total.
7O7
standards-E. Frey. 157: Bogardus. 113;
Hermany, 154; f. Fox. 1856; B. Fox $50. To-
tai, 740
MERIDIANs vs. LENoX.
First Came
Workmanship. 1913; Vogel. lag; Urlewicz.
III; Peterson. 179; KroeclSel, $780, Total. IA.
Lenox-Taylor, 176; Furnas, 1874: Card.
los; Bader, 142; Crutts. 123. Total, 703.
Second Came
Meridians-Balz. 112; vogel. AS; Peterson,
176: kroeckel 1866; Kimble III. Total, 716
Lenox-Taylor, ISL; Furnas. lbs; McDon-
nell, 40; Bader, 155; Coutts, Isl. Total, TAI.
Third Came
INSTRUMENTATION. lbs: Vogel, 167: Urle-
wicz. lbs; Peterson, 155; Kroeckel, 157. To-
tai. 732.
Lenox-Taylor, 157; Cairo, 152; Mcdonnell,
150; Bader, It's; Coutts 100 Total, 73i.
COLUMBIAS VS.. STARS.
First Came
Columbias-Klein, 145; Kleis, 1873; Fehren-
bach. 147; Schwartz. 16S; Meyers. 149. Total.
742
Stars-Hurrle, $50; Michealis 100; Stitch,
154; Hermany, 176; Haltmeyer, 163. Total.
S12
Second Came
Columbias-Klein. 156: Kleis, 223: Fehren-
bach. 15S; Schwartz, IT'S; Meyers, 100. Total,
S75
1874; Hermany, l3l; Haltmeyer, l56. Total,
sol.
Third Came
Columbias-Klein, AS; Kleis, 161; Fehren-
bach, PA; Mack, 143; Schwartz, 1885, Total,
$50.
Stars-Hurrle, 16e; Michealis, 155; Stitch,
Us; Haltmeyeri 161; thinner, 40. Total, 7i6.