Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NlOh1.
Elks League-Irish eyes ...........2S
K. Of c.. League-Osthelmer Ga
Abattoir eagueE Aiierdice (Beefj .221
Beams No. 3 L~eague-Nichols (Dan~ 70,
1eIsl '%V'
A few more nights like the last on
and the Elks league Tails will be In from
no longer. The Hides took them cow
the line for two wins and the secoRC
place Eyes passed out the same medicin'
to the Shin Bones.
/ Miller and Blue got a double century
apiece for the Tails, but Bailey got
2fO and a 207 and Eddie Pollard wal
there twice with 100 and once with 20
for the Hides.
Irish gave the Eyes all they needed
IN make the Shin Bones look weak. Hit
231 count was the highest posted In one
game. Soltau and Westover also go
4 few more than 200. The Eyes coppeC
the team total laurels with 99o In the
third round.
silent Walter and his Hoots trampee
on the Ears three times, Newlin was
the only Hoof that failed to get a double
circle. belong, Remmeter, stick, Sour
bier and Miller we're the Ears that failed
to do it.
Irish went south with the hree game
honors with a Cos total. Bailey olon
look so worse with 6o3.
It might be said that the Tails car
shake hands with Mr.. Luck Tor saEIng
them from a three game defeat. Ihey
won the final round by one pin.
ostbeimer and Bob Kirkhof, both
members Of the Lasalle quintet, bsttiso
casey loop. The former won u by. one
pin. When he registered 224 in his thlro
effort.
Mr.. Kirkhof's three sons hot with the
IaSalles and their work was worth three
victories over the Carson clan, liza the
Calumets.
CONFIDENTIAL Edward, had plenty Of
pep and a pocketful of allbls, put ID
wood he was lacking.
Dudley topped" his nights work with
a 147.
sheridan never will get all the wood
that's coming to him-they haven't got
that much around the Capitol alleys.
Mike Kelly and his ~salvadores man
aged 10 Keep lower Lndu tue L III outA'
every time. "Pint-a-whati" asks Capt
Mike.
Eight hundred totals beat the Ninas
three times in a row. The FerdinandS
had EN-.
Mahan got a 21O for the Ferdinands
and Mike Kirkhof averaged 200 for the
three rounds.
Now that "Tatts" O'Donnell is becom-
ing acquainted with his official self, he
is starting to hit the naples like he
used to did"
Eddie Steffen clapped his hands and
shouted for JOY upon discovery that he
almost averaged $50 for the night.
Capt. Jacks Santa Marias didn't have
any 900 stuff in them and theirs was the
life Of the sorrowfuL The Marquette'
beat them without effort.
Beecham and Kramer had a double cen.
fury each and a few other little things
that helped the M%arquettes along.
The Chrlstaphores and Isabellas wen.
into their third scrap with one win each
The Christaphores came out with the
same thing.
Smiling Elmer wasn't worth his weigh
in mud in the second and third game
Maybe he was lucky to get that 2Ol
opener.
The Columbians thumped the Genoa'
three times without stopping for air.
Mentzer got a double century for the
Genoas, but If one bad apple can ruin s
barrel Of good ones, what can 4 barre
of bad ones do to one good one?
A meeting OF the City Bowling a~ssocia-
ton will be held next Sunday afternoon
in the Marion club dining room for the