Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-27
ALLEY BATTLE
GETS STARTED
City's Bowling Teams Take
Their Turns in Annual
Tournament.

The first crash of the minerulite and
maple in the fifteenth annual city bowl
ing tournament will be sounded on the
Democratic alleys tonight when two
shifts of clubs, including some of the
best the city has to offer, get out and
dig for money wood.
Contrary to the usual run OF tourna-
ment schedules, the good teams are not
saved fer the last this time. 1t so hap
pens that there is at least one big league
team busting the wood every night o.
the fve-man play and the alleys Will be
damned to the guards with fans just as
sure as 7:I5 p. III. rolls around.
STARS AMONG
EARLY SHOOTERS.
In the first shift tonight, the Thorn
ton >Coffees Sales Extensions and X. OF
G. Lasalles will give the dopesters rep
utation If they get plenty Of timber.
Each OF these clubs bears a reputation
worth protecting. Climax Machinery
Charles Moran Press, Evangelical Broth
erhood Specials, h. W. Steinhart and Gus
Habichs are other teams that Will shoot
in the 7 ;15 division. There Is net what
one would call combination OF weak
llngs In the whole lot
More championship possibilities may be
found in the shift scheduled at o 10.
Here we have the Indianapolis Elks No.
2 Central Alley Five, Coca Colas and In
dams among the leaders. Any one OF
these teams includes veteran or two,
sometimes five, in its lineup. and these
old boys always get the wood.
CENTRALs HAVE
BEEN SHINING.
The Central alley quintet has been
stacking the pins up in monster piles
this season and it Is more than probable
that the count they register tonight will
be- one worth shooting at. The Coca
Colas, one Of the leading Beam teams,
can also be depended upon TO hit ton.
a.. - D. Ind
annapolis Electric shop Link Belt No. l,
indianapolis Abattoir and Beams Colts.
The Sunday schedule calls for the fol
lowing games:
Capitol Alleys ............. Dan Hackerd
MarOtt Shoe shop ........ K. J. Hueslein
Hoosler Coffee Co........... W. W. Piel
Indianapolis Elks, No. 1.....F. Kleifgen
Deschler Monogram Cigars. H Peachey
En- Roe Sporting Goods. =. J Naughton
Strauss Says ....-,..-.. W: NJ Engllsh
Marvel Carburetors ....... W. II. Neiker
$3.50 ?. NJ.
Ferner Tigers .......... Albert McCarty
Claman Dairy Lunch ......-.... J. BadeF
Claman Bros. ...--.-...... w. x. Clamau
W. X. Stewart Co..........., H. Cooper
Marion Club No, l............. +. Spacke
Marion Club No. 2.............. W. Pray
American Railway Express Co.........
Franklin Motors .......... c. Tompkins
Shooting viii all be done in the aft
ernoon tomorrow, squads taking charge
Of the alleys at ] 80 and 3 80 Most
OF Sundays good shooting should come
from the nrst bunch, which includes
such teams as the Hoosier Cofrees. Capt.
toll Alley Five Marott shoe Shop. Elk
No. ] and the Strauss Says. This IS a
group Of fast going OUTFITS that will be
/ hard 10 beat In anybody's tournament.
They have been leaders In their respec-
tive leagues all season and stu have
plenty OF IRE for tourney play.
IL probably win be up to the FerneT
Tigers iu the second snlft sunday. This
is the big rep" club OF the second
gang. but bowlers will have their lit
tie surprise games no matter what comes
or goes and the second Sunday shift
has been termed as the tournament sur
prise party by the fans
The tournament will be in progress
until Dec. 10.