Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-21
DOUBLES.

good cussin' If anybody ever did. In the
first round the wood refused to go down
being low man with 1856 In the second
round they had little better luck and
they closed with a 400 total Fox getting
about two ounces of luck in their hrst
round to stick them at the head Of the
class.
Art Pollard scored high among the in
dividuals. He went into fifth place with
a total of 595 pins. Lang was the only
other man to get in with the first ten in
this race. He copied of ninth place
with 511.
The Nordyke & Marmon bowlers didn't
get many pins in the singles Andrews
led them with $50, which Is one less
than the total. holding tenths place
Pollard took slam at 2S7 in his first
doubles game. This WAS the best one
game score of the evening.
II you value your life don't ask Grif-
lin what he got In the singles.
Rapp and volger were the star hind
ends of the doubles squad.
stritt hit swell in his nrst two games.
but be didn't get dimes worth In the
inal effort.
Haislup didn't get a double century
in the singles. The more Cheney shot
the smaller his total got. Three moro
games and he would have owed the house
dozen pins
Tucker got 215 in his FIRST singles
game, but the glory Of it was short
lived
Doc Wagner mallerated 236 in the
final doubles game II is best that the
record of his other games be left buried
in the past
The Nordyke rooters pulled hard for
Buckner and sheets: much harder than
Buckner and Sheets pulled for them
selves.
You fallen leaders probably will have
lots of company after tonight's shoot
ing.
LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NIGHT.
Besm's No. ! league. Sands (Hoosier
OhS) .f..... .......-. .....s...s.... @43
Capitol No. 2 league, Faust Jr. (New
style Lager ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 224
Sutherland league, Thompson (Paynes)169
The Hoosler Gil men sure did murder
the wooden men In Beams No. l circuit
century or double century's brother.
Beam hit for three 200 counts and Sands
led the loop with 243.
But with all these big counts they
didn't hsve a soft time winning their
match with the Kreis Transfers. They
lost the first game, when the Kres crew
stacked up 923 and just did win the next
two.
Colvin welded the wicked mlneralitc
for the Transfers.
Tbo n o,c,o,r-. - ..i -
their old rut again. They dropped three
to the Prudential Life crowd last night
Woodland got 2l5. If he had tail he
would have made any cock in the country
look Ike sparrow.
Huh and Rosemeyer worked hard for
the O'Connor outfit. but couldn't do
n UGH good.
The Irwin Robbins couldn't have a bit
of luck against the Aetna Trust.
The Brooksides and Brunswick Phone
graphs also put out little surprise stun.
After dropping the first two the Brook
sides Z illcd together and went up for
more than they ever got. J. wuelfug
gave them a 22f boost In this game.
Nothing exciting happened in the
Sutherland circuit, even though the
Paynes did take three from the Mitch
ellis.
Brown doesn't have speck of trouble
staying in the 80 to 100 class.
The Greens had all their usual stun
and the Spicks got stacked up In the
corner with nothing to show for their
work.
Faust Ir., OF the New style Layers,
took command in the Capitol No. . loop
when he disconnected 224 in the open
ing round.
Farback, also with the Layers, got
POP, 223 and 1T. That'll pass any day.
Faust, Sr.. and Sutton also had double
centuries and -he result was a clean win
over the Zenite Metals.
While we are at it we might as we'll
let the world know that the Metals
didn't get enough wood to make ono
mornings klndlin' for the cook stove
The books say that the Feeney Fur
nitures turned up missing for their
match with the Thornton Coffees.
The Ferndslcs failed to show anything
big and the Heller Goals knocked their
ears down.
Burke took. the Lucky Strikes to the
front for brace of victories over the
Capitol Specials.
The Hoosier Coffeees took two from
the Hamiltons, then slowed up and let
them take one for good luck
INDUSTRIAL WIRE TOURNEY.
Promoters of the first international
industrial telegraphic bowling tourna-
ment report that to date more than 125
teams have forwarded their entries for
the big tenpin classics to be held Feb. II.
Entries will be received only until
Jan. 81, and those teams from this city
contemplating entering the meet will
date. Thig is the first time Industrial
concerns have been brought together in
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