The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-12
SCHEDULE Is ADOPTED
INDEPENDENT BOWLING LEAGUE
SEASON OPENS SEPT. "A.
Will Be Twenty-Seven Weeks OF
BOwling-PersOnne1 of the Ten
Clubs-Firms Donating Prizes.

According to the schedule of the INDIE
pendent Bowling League, adopted at
meeting at the Washington alleys last
night, the championship season will open
on Sept "a, and there will be twenty-seven
weeks of bowling, one less week than last
years schedule provided for. The league
this year will be composed of ten clubs in
stead of eight. There was quite a discus
sion at the meeting regarding the number
of times new pins should be installed dur
ing the season. A few of the bowlers sug-
gested that three sets of pins should be
used. one new set for each Of the series,
but when the matter was put to vote 1T
was decided to use but two sets of pins dur
ing the season.
The prize committee reported that the
following firms had promised to donate
prizes: Charles Mayer & Co, Lew Cooper.
Eagle Clothing Company, Progress Cloth
ing Company, Kipp Bros, Kahn Tailoring
Company. Danbury Hat Company, H. T..
Hearsey Company, George Marott and H.
Seilken.
The personnel of the various clubs was
submitted and approved. The teams will
be composed of the following bowlers:
Columbias-Louis Buddenbaum, captain;
Fred Kleine. Charles Kleis, Charles Rhine,
Holtz. Fred Dedert, Al Bartz. Ed Resener,
4. Mueller, Ed Kassing, Joe Jeffries, Ed
Prange, John Gruner. Henry Hoffman.
Prospects-R. NJ. Churchman, captain; w.
D. Cost, secretary; H. c: Churchman, E.
E. Heller. E: c. Heller, 7. Cory. F: Fox,
A. r. Hutchinson, p. G. Azbill, Frank
Olive, Charles Darling, w. +. Cleary, G. A.
er, George Kerr, George Driftmeyer. -
HutSon.
Ramblers-Lee Graft, C. j. Gardner, John
Klump, Charles Keeter, William Maisoll,
ner. Len Heitkam. c. Schmidt. A. Stuck
meyer, George Kruger, A. Schowe, L.
Moehlman, William Holloway, s. j. Will
Centrals-John Hoskinson, Max EN-
merich. captain; William Haverstick.
George Grinsteiner. A. Carte, w. j. Byers,
E. Happersberger. s: II. Cobb, Al Hoff-
meyer. c. Enslow, William Kaiser, o. Kat
terhenry, L. H. Enners. L. Mas. William
Baker, c. Davis
standards7w; w; Finfrock. S. B. Tom
1 Gar rucs Pa5tow Edward Pawlng
Burk, Z. /. Partlow, Walter Geisel, F. J.
Clark, Emil Elmer, Carl Piel. Harry Fuehr-
ing.
H G. Smith, ]. Rose, d. Kepner. John
Baron, C.. +. Baron, George Schering, HI
Jackson John Hoffman, T. w. Wiese, j.
Linegar. F; Brinkman. v. vinson, c. Boyle
Stone Palace-W. G. Sachs, captain; H
Ellerbrock. w. Hendricks, f. Jams. j. Rel
mer, A. Meyer, P. Smith, III. Lambert, c.
Gruney, w. Reimer, G. Fenneman, f. Saw
telle.
Royals-F. w. Noting, captain; w. O.
Bangs, w. Kellermeyer, c. E. Bannworth
A. S. BannwoNh, G. l.. Peck, w. A. Adams
A. G. Mueller, E. b. Vincent, H. Peterson
A. Rabe, A. +. league. z. Hermann
Joseph Foy, William Ahrens.
AlcazarsaCliff Allen, captain; Frank
A. j. Martin, l.. Farmer, Jack Matthews
S. Smith, Bert Allison, James Hare
Charles Miller, w. NJ. Coval.
-i-Mingos-Herman Sielken, Franz
Talbert Joe Parnin, William Kimmell
Wallace Taylor. Ted Megrew, Jess Pritch.
EFT, Frank Seay, Charles Pritchett, Her
man Toon, Frank Levings, George Gardner
William Prahm, Walter Prahm, Jess Sis
loft, Warren Buchanan, Ev Wickard.