The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-05
standing Indianapolis League.


AS the third game between the Marions
and Lyra Casinos drew to a close last
night at the Marion alleys the excitement
was intense. The Marions won the first
two games by good margins, but in the last
contest their opponents rolled in better
form and forged to the front from the
first frame. 1t looked dubious for the lead
ers of the Indianapolis Bowling League,
but when the tenth frame was to be rolled
Mascot Ray Knox called to the Marion
players to get in the game, and they re-
sponded with vengeance. They sent the
pins flying in all directions. and every man
struck out or made spares. The lead OF
the Lyras was rapidly sent into the air,
and when Bryson and Kothe, the last two
men to roll, came up, the former decided
the game as Kothe made hard split on
his first ball. The Marions therefore made
1T three straight.
There was something of a surprise when
the Independent Turner's dropped two of
the three games to the North Side team on
the German House alleys. Neither team
made exceptionally high scores. but the
Turner's could not get into form. They
won the first game, but lost the last two.
The Volunteers presented the Pastimes
quite surprise also when they succeeded
in taking all three games from that team.
The /. b. G. took three straights from the
Crescents and the Capital City team took
two of the three from the Washingtons.
The individual scores were as follows:
TURNER'S VS.. NORTH SIDE.
First Came
Turners-Dicks. 1s7; G. Seidensticker, 155;
Shreve al; Jungclaus, 1f; Siersdorfer,
North Subsidiary 1e4; Reddington, 14s;
Simpson, 125; Smith, 15S; Bosler, 113. Total,
7o9.
Second Game
Turners-Dicks, ISL; Lauter. 81; BALI, $50;
OF. 1876; Field, Isl. Total, 700
North Sides-Walters, 126; Reddington.
Isl; Pray. 14S; Wyrick, Ill; Eddy. III. To-
tai, ESQ.
Third Came
Schrader. 12o; BALI, III; Siersdorfer. 126.
Total, 725
North Subsidiary. 172: Billingsley. $50;
Simpson. 137; Smith, 154; Bosler, 146. Total.
MARIoNs VS.. LYRA.
First Came
Marions-B. Brown, 1872; Leap. Isl; L.
Cooper, III; Williams. 2OS; Bryson, 165.
Lyras~von Hake. It's; Smith, 15s; Perry,
ISL; Mueller. 16l; Kothe, 154. Total, SEQ
Second Came
Marions-B. Brown. Isl; Browder, 12S;
Clark. Isl; Carter, 1913; Williams. ia. To-
tai, S33
IyraS-NOn Hake, l5S; Meyer, l5l, Muel-
Ter, 163; Perry, IA; Schaf, 127. Total, 7i3.
Third Came
Marions-Carter, 172; Schmidt, 15s; Num-
dele, l59; l.. Cooper. 155: Bryson. 100. To-
tai, S13.
Lyras-Wynn, 157; Smith. $50: Krauss. 1l5;
Goebel, 1874; Kothe, 1s4. Total. 500
VOLUNTEERS VS.. PASTIMES.
First Came
voiunteers-W. Evans 135; Mefnsinger
Isl; Bieler, 1874; Mcdaniel, 135; w. Brown,
2e5. Total. 766.
Pastimes-G. Buschmann 1913; A w.
Buschmann, 1853; Stanley, 1874; c. L. Busch
mann, los; c. Krauss, jr., l39. Total, Coz.
Second Came
Observation-Disclosures 126; Adam. Isl:
Peacock. 156; Kow, 123; Loos. 1i9. Total, I'll
Pastimes-A. w. Buschmann 165: Root
152; II. c. Smith, 1871; w. +. Buschmann,
122; Wallace, 1l9. Total, 695.
Third Came
Volunteers-Evans, 1893; Meinsinger 1864.
Bieler, 40; Mcdaniel, 167; w. Brown, l05
Total. III.
misunderstanding. l32: c. Buschmann.
III: v. Buschmann. liz; g. l.. Buschmann,
40; G. Krauss, jr., 129. Total, $40.
/. b. c. VS.. CRESCENT
First Came
L. B. C.-Mueller, 1872 Bauer, 1876: OF. 1f5:
Kotteman. 1853; Hohl. las. Total 7Si.
Observation-Disclosures. 1873: f. Hunter. 100:
]. Root. 14s; F. Noll, las: Il. III. Meyer us
Total. 40.
Second Came
strong. LAG; Leppert. l54; or. i64. Total.
754.
Crescent-Ballard. 14s; Horun. Us: Tai