The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-01-18
BOWLING
9 NOTES 9

Bradford's bowling alleys will be the
scene Of a hot contest between Brad
ford's team. representing Hammond
and Landfield's team, representing In
diana Harbor tonight. Both of these
teams have won a contest and the third
one will be the deciding one It is
understood that the Indiana Harbor
team has discovered several good bowl
ers with which to fortify their team
and the Hammond team is stronger
than ever. The contest tonight is to
be for blood.
The University club divided forces
and pulled off a contest at Bradford's
alleys last Saturday evening. The team
captained by Roscoe E. Woods defeated
that led by Charles E. Greenwald, all
though Greenwald made a valiant eff
fort to win the game for his team by
bowling one game 200 and another 22S.
His average was 19s 2-3. Woods team
was composed of Woods, Grove and
Wilson, who each bowled part of the
contest. Gostlin, Ames and McAleer.
Greenwald's team was composed of him
self, DIR. Hayward Sawyer, Moran and
Crumpacker. Greenwald was anchor
man on his team, but was defeated by
221 pins.
The Indiana Harbor lawyers still
think that they won the game from
the Hammond lawyers recently. They
deny that their figures were wrong and
think that Hammond deliberately
claimed the game after they left the
alleys. They seem to have blood in
their eyes and say the next time they
bowl the Hammond men they VIII have
an official score keeper and will be out
for blood.
The medics took on the dentists in a
fierce bowling contest on the Masonic
alleys last Saturday. The medics were
the victors and won the contest by 121
pins. The doctors team was composed
| of DR.. Sharrer, Dr. Oberlin, DR.. Fox. DR..
Howatt and DR.. Campbell. The dentists
| team was composed of DR.. Davis. DR..
/ Sam Bell, Clements, Neal and Malo.
1 The dentists team was not composed
/ exclusively of dentists as they could
not all get together. It is understood
4 that another contest is planned.
Il All Masons who would like to be
1 enlisted on the Hammond team. which
Il is to bowl the Whiting Masons on the
j Hammond Masonic alleys next Tuesday
II night, are requested to be at the alleys
this evening at Z 80 for the purpose of
assisting in the selection of a team It
lis understood ethat the Whiting team
lis coming over to Hammond Tuesday
: with the idea of taking back the scalp
of the Hammond team and the strong
s est possible Masonic team will have to
r be selected to protect the reputation of
S the local alleys.
s The clothing department met the
= grocery department of the Lion Store
3 in a close bowling contest at Brad
D. ford's alleys yesterday morning. which
Tended in the defeat of the clothing de-
partment. Both departments were con-
f1dent of defeating the other. Especial
, Iy the clothing department, who, know
ing they had Dave Lederer as their
support, never expected defeat The
e feature of the game was Dave Lederer's
wonderful score which was "a. Never
before has he ever made such q large
. score and would not have made such
u a score yesterday had it not been for
|, the muscle he had worked up during
>, the Saturday sales at the Lion Store
9 The clothing department team was
h composeA of John Idzorik. Sailor Long
- John Claussen Dave Lederer, and
"a Frank Diekowski. The grovery de-
IN partment team was 2. Miller L. Bouser
v D. Lovegren, L. Bixeman, l. Scherer
ID Referee-Mr. Brincken. 1t was noisec
le around the clothing department, es.
sayed to defeat the grocery department
and that was as far they got. The
grovery department won the contest by
- forty-six pins, and the score stands
y Clothing department 1870 pins; gro
Gerry department, zoos pins. OF course
10 the clothing department was not tC
w blame for their defeat because they
to do not get to handle sacks OF foui
as and sell cigars Their work is NOR,
he with their brain than with their hands
=