Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-15
Tourney Leaders

Thornton COHee n,..,.,........ Z,bSl
Brunswick Photographs. ........... 26Sl
Elks Indians 1859
National Autos .................... 2,64I
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE.
FIvE-MAN, 7:1E O'CLOCK.
Alley. Team and Captain.
9--Elks Shin Bones. Ed Lyons.
10-Elks Ears, Remmetter.
11-Elks Hides, F. Kleifger.
l2-Elks Hoofs H. j Bailer.
13-Elks Eyes, Sam Miller.
14-Elks Antlers, Klncaid.
15-The Gibson Company, Roy Thomp-
son.
16-Elks Tails, Charles Bailey.
FIYE-MAN, 9I5 O'CLOCK.
9-Hoosier Coffee No 2, Beauchamp.
l0-Marmon "a, Rasmussen.
1f-Krause Bros, McCarty.
12-Federal Pattern No; !, Myers
I3-Premier Motor, Hackman.
14ECitizens Gas Company, Sergeant.
15--Prest- Lite, ]. VanPelt
16-Heller Coal Company, ]. NJ. Heller.
The pins will get their final fveman
wallOpiug in the city tournament this
evenin" Sixteen quintets. including
seven Elk combinations will deliver the
closing address and the wood is expected
to stack up nicely.
The Seven Elk combinations and the
Gibson Auto Company will shoot in the
first squad. There are several good
clubs mentioned among the second squad
and the fans are going to expect a few
things from the krause Bros, Citizens
Gas and Marmon 34s
With all these starlight performers on
the drives tonight the world knows that
some mean shooting is going to be dis
played, but the Capitol Alley FIVE, leaders
In the tourney, do not feel bit creepy.
Their 1857 total Is one that has not
been duplicated In this city for some
time and there are no Indications that it
will tumble tonight However. It's dol
lars to doughnuts that there will be
few new names among the first ten to-
morrow.
Most of last nights honor seekers
sought In vain. The Thornton Coffee
team was the only outfit that invaded
the ranks of the leaders They got up
to she seventh position with q 2.6S7 to
tai The Thorntons got their big tota;
in the second round, when Reynolds
lead them. With DO and CHRIST put on
the onchot stun with a 202 The second
high total posted last night belonged to
the Nordyke & Marmon quintet, 2,oi6
Buckner. lead-of man of the Marmon
Booster outfit registered a 254 In his
second game and took the individual one
game honors.
The Marmon pep Crew" had all the
pep they could use, but few more
ms would not have harmed them in the
least.
Emory. Thornton cohees, got all e5-
cited up and missed the double century
mark by miles.
The Marmon Boosters had chance 70
get up near the front when BuckEer
gave them tho big count, but they de-
c!ded TO wait and see n Miss opportunity
would break her rules and come back
the second time.
When you think Of dope upsetters
think Of the Marvel Carburetors. rms .1f
troop has been holding its own with
the best In the city all season, but you
could never tell It from looking last
night.
westover was the only Marvel that
got something better than 200.
The l.. E. & W. teams rode the hard
luck ship.
Moore's Diamond Chain club didn't
need an adding machine to count en-
up. but they got a few more than some
pcople thought they had coming to them.
The doubles and singles omen Friday
evening, and from the number of nifty
hooking Individual counts that have been
to"'stered In the hve-man play 1t Is
evident that few new high marks Will
I've set in these divisions.
LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NIGHT.
K. of G. league. Cheney (salvador) .. "a
FIks league McAllen Eyes ........ 2oo
Beams No. league, Doyle tHooster
Oils) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. 2O'
The Knights OF Columbus got their
share of the big counts last night
( Cheney, Salvador anchor man, led the
/ league bowlers of the evening with pa
in the third game.
Even with this big boost Kellys club
/ couldn't do more than drop two to the
/ LaSalles. Pretty poor, we calls 1t.
But it wasn't Mikes fault his team
/ went on the rocks. lie gave three eOou
counts including a 1872 and POO
Harrigan. johnson and Ostheimer each
I knocked down double centuries for the
LaSalles.
The Genoas had a strenuous time get
! ting counts lower than the zoos the Santa
! Marias shot Where there's a viii there s
a way, and they evidently had plenty O
will
The Marquettes looked like not so
much in the first game. but they came
back in the next two and gave the lisa
bellas g trouncing.
! Kerner, SPOTS and the boy from the
/ farm went up with the honorables in the
! second game.
! Elmer Knapke thumped the club hard
/ for the IsabelIas, but he couldn't do 1t
al himself.
Mouncc and his ColumhianS hit q
snag in their series with the Ninas and
they got their block knocked off.
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