Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-27

GeGNS
Secretary Johnny Klingman, being a
wise secretary, didn't let all his star
lighters sally forth in search of timber
last night. He held a few OF them back
for this evening and when he gives them
the flag they will be expected to get
some real counts. McAIIen, CovaI. Good
win, Dellipger. Cray and others are
among those on t|Onight's schedule. In
fact, just about every man carded for
action this evening has spent a few
winters ct the game.
Pritchett aud others who got i'm action
failed TO show much. The most exciting
thing Of the evening was Cobler's battle
for third place In the singles. Larry
got CAB pins and would not have sur
prised the spectators had be grabbed on
a few more. He was right in the first
and second games and started the third
round with ~. He opened this rounG
going hot potatoes but he got on
the track in the seventh frame and fin
ished with DID.
johnny KlinEman, Cobler's partner,
Was.the second hest singles shooter. III"
hit en- for a 61S total, taking eighth
place In the standing. "klingy' NAL
lerated the naples in the last two games
and made the punk store he got IN the
opener look good. BY punk we don't
mean that the score was one to be
ashamed Of. We mean it was not the
kind that klingy usually shows us.
Eddie Harkenrider is looked upon as
one of our greatest knights but when be
tried to do things In the singles he just
meandered around like the babe in the
woods. Couldn't even smack the clubs
for a double century.
Mccullough can't say a word. The
consensus of opinion is that he would
have had TO borrow a few pins to keep
from going an the hole. had he stayed
. around Il few minutes longer.
Hamer's singles work gave the pin
boys room for sleep.
Bumb finished lowest among the fel
lows who were going to do the big
things. He got $50 and considered him
self lucky. Which he was.
Harkenrider and Bumb had plenty OF
stun in their doubles and they came
within several places Of the leaders. Fact
is, they finished eighth, with l,lo9.
The Dersch-K Kelly and Woerner- Dough
erty combinations registered better than
loo, but they didn't get any place.
Fred and Jess didn't have ms much
stuff on their balls as a bad headed man
has hair on his head, when they took
a fling in the doubles.
Outside of that, nothing startling was
pulled.
Clark topped the list of star perform
ers In the Rotary loop when he crashed
ipfO DOT in his second game.
Things being thusly. the Bee YeeDees
saw fit to take three games and a lot of
pep from the Pork Chops.
Taylor wasn't so far behind times.
He had two fair games and one peach.
The Deuces Wild didn't have to watch
what they were shooting ia order to
knock the Worry Chasers for a row.
Smith got n 1913 for the Wilds. This
was better than the rest of them could
do.
The Bell Hops lost a series that they
should have won. They tied with the
Shoe Strings. but in the roll-Off they fell
thirty-nine pins shy.
Say what you Will and think what you
won't, the Rotary gents didn't get their
usual counts.
The Nordyke & Marmon representa-
tives did all the classy Jobs in the man
ufacturers' circuit.
There were no individual honors left
when Westenhoefer finished. He took
the one game stuff with a 30 and went
big in three games with COG.
Haislup was just an ordinary shooter
in his first game, but hit for POS and
1872 in the others.
The Western Unions acted nice about
1t and gave the MarmOns two victories.
The Kingans won three games from the
Imperials after a tough scrap. In the
second round they finished on top, one
pin to the good.
The W clubs sailing out of the Ma
tional factory had good luck. The Au-
tos trimmed the L-angsenkamps three
times and the 40s took a brace of games
from the Wheeler Scheblers.
Bentley opened with a 200 for the
La~ngsenkamps. but couldn't do much
after that. Fisher did the same thing
for the National Autos.
There was a shortage of big counts
in the Star league.
The Makeups slammed the Pressmen
in the eye with a defeat in the first
round. but they were treated to the same
stuff in the next two.
The Stereotypers failed to stop the ad-
men until they bad taken two games.
The Newsies tackled the Operators and
took two wins from them.
MINERALITEs WIN MEET
ROCKFORD, Ill, Jan. 2Z.-The Min
e~ralites of Chicago won the five-man event
in the northern Illinois bowling tourna-
ment with a score of 1924. The Pan
Dandys of Madison, Wis, was second
with 2,947 and Blouins of Chicago third
with 1921.
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