The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-20
WEEK OF GREAT BOWLING
STATE TOURNAMENT BEGINS At
MARION ALLEYS TOMORROW.
schedule for the Opening Evening"
outside Teams Play Wednesday,
Two Leagues Seasons End.

The first games in the state bowling
tournament viii be played Tomorrow even
Ing on the Marion alleys. Local teams
have been practicing several weeks TO get
into trim for this tournament. The Indian
apolis League teams began their work for
this tournament directly after the league
season closed. other teams needed but lit
tie additional practice because the regular
league season did not close until last week
Much interest is being manifested in TINS
and neighbOring cities i'm the tournament
and there will no doubt be large crowds at
the alleys each evening and also on
Wednesday afternoon when some or the
outside teams will bowl Reports from
other cities that have teams entered are
10 the effect that the bowlers VIII come
TO this city prepared to make a hard night
for first honOrs.
In "A tournament like the one this week
there is more at stake than the money con-
sfderatiou. although the cash prizes are a
great incentive for high scores. But the
honor OF state championship is one the In
dianapoIis teams and also the outside en-
tries will work for. The prizes 20 be com
peted for in the hve-men team contest are:
Trophy punch bowl. offered by the Bruins
observation-disclosures Company. of Chi
cago, value, 500; cash prizes. first, $50;
second. $50: third, $40. fourth, $3.50. Two
men teams-First prize, $40; second, $40;
third. SIS. fourth, $40; fifth, s.. Individual
class-First prize. SO; second, SIS; third
$3.50, fourth, $40; nth, $50; sixth, 81; sew
enth. $50. Special-Diamond locket. value,
$50. offered by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Candy Company. of Dayton. o.. is for the
individual whose six scores in the two-
men and individual classes makes the
greatest total. All contests are to be de-
cided on the total number of pins made
and not by games won or lost.
The fve-men teams will begin roHlng at
Z o'clock tomorrow evening. The scheduIe
for the first night calls for the hamblers,
second team, alley i; Marions. second team,
alley >. HOO-HOOs. alley 3; X. or r, alley
I. $3.50 D. m, Tish-i-MingO, alley l; kO-We-
Ba. alley >: Washington. alley B; Prospect;
alley 4. Five-men teams Will also ooWl
Tuesday evening and Wednesday AFTER
noon. The two-men teams VIII also Oeelh
their schedule Wednesday afternoon.
IL is expected there Will be very hlgh
scores during the tournament and the In
dianapoIis bowIers DO not expect to have a
waIk-away IN any OF the contests, as some
of the best teams in the State are entered
The twO-men teams and also the lndlVldu-
al entries from other cities will make II
especially interesting for the Indianapolis
men and the games will be watched with
great interest.
The personnel Of the FIVE teams is as fol-
lows;
Buffaloes-N. B. Croft. R. M~cEldowney,
John Ross. H. A. Croft, A NJ. Pollard and
Capital Citys-P. A. Havelick. Fred Gar
stang, r. ]. Vinson, F. Comstock, Marshall
Crescents-G. Weber. z. H. Meyer, A. n.
Horuf, c.. j. Hurrle, j. A. Stitch and NJ.
Hoo-Hoos-Loui ~Buddenbaum. Ferd
Dedert. Fred Kleine. c. Kleis, Herman
X of Pr. z. b. Vincent. c. f. COT
fin. c. L. Peck. z. S. r. Seguin. DR.. A. f.
league. Mr.. McMichael.
Ko-We-Bas-F. Burton. r. Smith. H.
Bauer. RI. Potter. G.. Mueller, c. Wech-
sler. F. Mueller.
Albert Leap. b. W. Brown. r. II. Bryson.
MariOns No. Augustus w. Williams,
I. NJ. Quill. q. o. Spahr. r. a. Brown. l..
w. Cooper. F. o. MatlOck.
Nolans, Portland. Ind.-H. d. Waltz,
Jack Cook. 9. c. Hartzel, W. K. Dellinger,
ProspectsLC. j.. Allen. F. Fox. George
Kerr. f. c. Heller. r. NJ Churchman, A.
Ramblers. No. Lee Graft. c. J. Gard
ner. John Klump. III. j. Resner, G. f. Me
mann.
MaisOH, g. Smith. l.. Heitkam, L. Moehl-
mann. - Holloway.
Regulars. Greencastle. Ind.-A. Graham,
J. Vermilion, A +. Jacobs, l.. Allen, II.
COnklin.
Tfsh-i-MiugOs-A. NJ. Ray. Jesse Pritch-
EFT. W. @. Kimmel. +. Gielow, W. T. Buch-
anan. J. z. Parnin.
WashingtOns-W. g. Buddenbaum. g.
KirkhOf. II. Lee. II. F. ~Brinkmeyer, II.
Y. Old. DR.. George COnOVer.