The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-08
WIN THREE STRAIGHT GAMES FROM
THEIR ANTAGONISTS.
Wonderful Work Done by Knox oi
That Club-Other Interesting
Games-The Scores.
Bowling Games Tonight.



The Blue Labels played an exceptionally
strong game last night against the Stars
and won three straights. The kind Of game
put up by the Blue Labels in the last con-
test would have defeated any All-star or
ganization such as visited Indianapolis a
short time ago. Knox was in excellent
form in the first and third games and piled
up double century scores. Knox has been
doing wonderful work on the alleys this
week. and on Tuesday night broke the city
record of 26s, held by F. Fox. Knox rolled
27S on the Oneida alleys, making nine
straight strikes and spare in the tenth
frame. The Columbus took the first and
third games from the Calumets. winning
each time by good margins, but in the sec
ond game the Calumets rolled in better
form and won. The other games were in
teresting. The individual scores were as
follows:
STARS VS.. BLUE LABELS.
First Came
Sales.--future, III; Hitzelberger, 154: Kes-
sing. 100; Haltmeyer, 169; thinner. 166. To-
tai, $40.
Blue Labels = Knox, 2l2; Kimmel. 1s1:
buchanan, 176; Jay. 16S; Gielow. las. To-
tai, SS5.
Second Came
stars-Hurrle, 1859; Hitzelberger. 15s; Her
many, 1S3; Haltmeyer, 1l6; thinner, 1i2.
Total, 764.
Blue Labels-Knox. AS; Kimmel. $780, Bu-
chanan, 1853; Jay. 1873; Gielow, 173. To-
tai, 500.
Third Came
Stars-Hurrle. Isl; Hitzelberger. 200; Her
many, 124; Kessing, las; thinner, 162. To-
tai 797.
Blue Labels-Knox. 200: Kimmel. 17s; Blu
chanan, 207; Jay, 1856; Gielow, 1S3. Total, $50.
COLUMBIAS VS.. CALUMETS.
First Came
Columbias - Klein, 1888; Kleis. IA;
Schwartz. 166; Meyer. las; Noting, III. To-
tai. s15.
Caiumets j. Fehrenbach. IA: Yorger.
139; Bassett. 12O: H. Lee. 155; Bowman. 156.
Total, ia.
Second Came
Columbus Klein. 40; Kleis, 14S;
Schwartz. 1s7; Meyer, 17s; Noting, l33. To-
tai, 766.
Caiumets j Fehrenbach, 153; Yorger.
1SS; Bassett, 100; H. Lee, us; Webster, ia.
Total, S23
Third Came
Columbus Klein, 165; Kleis. 166;
Schwartz, zoe; Meyer. 152; Noting, l6s. To-
Caiumets-J Fehrenbach, 1875; Yorger 10;
Bassett. 1874; H. Lee, 17S; Webster, 49, To-
tai 40.
STANDARDS VS.. LENOX.
First Game
Standards-F Fox 165; Criss. 1877; Frey,
I56; Strobel. 16S; B. Fox, 1872. Total. SOS.
Lenox-Taylor, 1893; Ferns, l62; Furnas,
129; Bader, l21; Card. ISL Total, 756.
Second Game
Standards-F. Fox, 1S5: Criss, 163: Frey,
$50; Strobel. 166; s. Fox. leo. Total. $50
Lenox-Taylor. 1876; Ferns. i5s; Furnas,
AS: Mcdonnell, 1is; Card. 167. Total, 7i9.
Third Came
Standards-F. Fox, pol; Criss, 1i5; Frey,
147; Strobel, 202; B. Fox. 1874. Total, S31.
Lenox-Taylor. IA; Ferns. 147; Furnas,
155; Mcdonnell. 12S; Card, 40. Total. 7O9
NATIONALS VS.. MERIDIANS.
First Game
Observation-Disclosures. lis; Paxton. 1871; Kist-
Der, lis, Somerville, los; Pfeffer, 176 Total.
Ill.
Meridians-Metzger 142: vogel, Is2: Urle-
wfcz, 179; Peterson, Ia; Kroeckel, 10. To-
tai, $50.
Second Game
fer, ls6; Wechsler, 1876; O'Connor. 122 To-
tai 707.
Meridians-Metzger, 10; vogel. IA; Urle-
wicz. liz; Peterson, 149; Kroeckel, 200. To-
tai, S5.
Third Game
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lbs; Somerville. $50;
Pfeffer. 160; Wechsler. 179; O'Connor. $50.
Total, 157.
observation-disclosures. 119; Vogel. $50: Urle-
wicz, 1S6; Peterson, 15i; Kroeckel, 161. To-
tai, no