Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-06
Bv CHARLES LOGAN,

BY CHARLES LOGAN.
The Link Belts shot the feature sticks
in the Commercial loop last night, win
ming three from the Crescent Papers.
IN the opening round Piez and Knapp
registered 215 and 216, respectively. Sny-
der led the individuals with the 242 he
got at the last minute
Mounce and Larsen took few healthy
swats for the Crescent crew, but they
couldn't bring down a victory.
The Keyless Locks had more than their
share of tough luck. They won In a
walk from the Prospect Gas in their hrst
game and got knocked kickin' in the
next two
The Premier Motors wanted to be sure
of n beating so they stayed home and
forfeited to the Midwest Engines.
The Nordyke & Marmons had to de-
liver some more Of their championship
stuff to take the odd scrap from the
Brunswicks. They lost the second game
by one pin.
The 993 the Marmons started with was
the best total produced around the Cen
trail alleys.
The Rotary shooters opened the throt-
tie a little wider last night.
There was plenty of double century
music in the air and Field had to KNOCK
off pa to take the single effort glory.
The Bell Hops cornered the Bee Wee
Dees and stuck 'em up for three wins.
Shelly and Doc Wagner came in fo-
their regular 200 allotment
Mayo and Brown caused a lot Of ex--
element in the Shoe String Deuces Wild
Fnr hn GtrfnUu
Brown got 81 for the Deuces.
The Shoe Strings took the rubber game
with a four-pin margin.
night. They gave the Worry Chasers
three over the forfeit route.
The Nationals grabbed off bigger
lead in the Manufacturers loop last night
by taking three games from the Marmon
Spencer, King and Lovick did the work
that nut the Nationals over the line.
Stritt and Andrews made the best show
ing for the Marmons.
Gantner and strack travelled fast for
the Wheeler Scheblers and that club
scored a clean sweep In It's mstch with
the Kingan outfit.
roller of the evening.
German bobbed up in the third frame
and saved the Western Unions from
three beatings at the hands Of the Lang
senkamps.
The National 4Os also put over a few
tricks. They beat the Imperials In the
first and second games.
The National Autos were high team
shooters for the night. They got DAT
in their second chance.
Terrill blazed the way for the Star
individuals with 229. Amman was right
behind him with 223.
Keny's Operators had everything their
own way In their meeting with the
Stereotypers.
The Freshmen couldn't get anywhere
around the big score section and they
dropped their series with the AID Men.
The Newsies showed the Makeups just
where they stood when they trimmed
them out Of the game that counted.
With only sixty teams at the front
for competition in the annual city bowl
ing tournament the entry list did not
close last night according to schedule.
The list will be held open until Wednes-
day midnight. and Secretary Kiingma;n
scrape ND at least sixty-flve more clubs
out of the 200 enrolled in the Indian
apolis Bowling association. Teams wish
ing to enter the tourney are requested
to leave their entries at any of the local
alleys
The official report of the prize win
ners in the Central States bowling tour
nament show that Indianapolis bowlers
knocked down their share of the prize
money. In the three events the local
shooters gathered in a total of S723 and
two gold medals. The big lot OF the
money copied by the indianapolis rep
resentatives came N the f1ye-man class.
The Strauss Says team went big among
the locals in this division when they
took third place and 800, Other win
nings in this event ran the total to S25S.
Entrants from indianapolis also took
$243 in the singles SIT In the doubles
and the pot of $45 in the all events.
Two Of the first place gold medals
were taken by Lorenz Weisman and w.
English. Weisman posted the leading
count in the singles and English brought
home the bacon in the all-events. The
Lincoln Life Five. TT. Wayne, got the
medals In tie Ave man class and the Ian