Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-08
Schedule Tonight
TWO-NAN, 7:30 p. NJ.
individuals, $50 p. NJ


individuals, 80 p. m.)
Alley. Name and City. Alley.
so. Axline-H Martin, indianapolis. il
I'm. L. Dolan-P. Burke, Indianapolis is
16--M KestlerH. Kre!s, Indianapolis is
IA. u. IIooyer-Carl Stritt. Indian
A. 'P Ii Hoover ;i singles Indian,
13-W Barrie. Kissell ............. u
Ill. Eriich-C. Monkey, indianapolis.
L. Erich (singles}, Indianapolis. rs
L. Klug (singles), Louisville. Il
FIvE-MAN. 9:15 P. NJ.
Alley. Team and City Captain
Frank Fcldhaus Co., Cincinnati
.....,,. ;,;;........ Thomas Hattersiey
9-Mergard Honing, Cincinnati....
,.................. Mergard, Sr.
0-Culver Press, Cincinnati. F. Gwinner
TWO-MAN. 9:45 z. NJ.
individuals, 1885 p. M
Alley. Name and City. Alley.
1S-H. /. Myers-C. L. Davis, Louis
Vile .............. ...:........ IL
Nv. a. Lewls-F. Brownfeld, Louis .
Vile .......... ......-........... Is
16--J. j. Ryan-B Eisler, Louisville. Is
30. Wiesmann-J. Forstrick, Louis
Vile ............. .............. ] &
14-Ed hartley Allen Kast. Louisville. 10
ia. Kuhn-F. Schwender, Louisville. u
TWO-MAN, Il % P. NJ.
individuals. 2:15 p. NJ
Alley. Name and City. Alley.
lS--P. Finnegan- H. Kuhn, Louisville. II
Nv. A Hudson-J. Mazoni, Louis
,c1 ' Ine-aro1 RoncI io5isviIie -
lie. Noung-L. Wommer, Louisville. Il
In. Owen-W. McCaffrey, Louisville. Is
Isl. Ballast, Jr.-L. Powell, Louisville u
a, King (singlcs only, Louisville.
M S-.,4, s.o.a. r,.,,.lorz, Aseocio
ton delegates, at their annual meeting in
the Lincoln Hotel last night, cast Il
unanimous vote in favCr Of Dayton. Ohio.
for the 1921 tournament Toledo, the only
other city putting in a strong bid for the
tournament. stepped aside to make the
vote unanimous when II was seen that
the majority of delegates favored Day
ton.
\ large number Of delegates from every
bowling center in Indiana, Illinois. OHIO
and Kentucky attended the meeting. Day
ton delegates stated that the 1921 tOurna-
ment probably will start on the Royal
alleys Dec. p, and they are going to
work hard TO draw q record entry list.
All 1920 officers in the association were
reelected for another term, and I'm addi-
ton, Walter Harshman Of INDIANAPOLIS
was elected third vice president. The fol
lowing are the officers OF the asSocla-
ton: President. II. L. Mergard, Sr.. Gin
cinnau first vice president. John W
klingman, Dayton; second vice president,
o. Zavakos, Dayton third vice president,
W. w. Harshman. Indianapolis; secre-
tary, Harry Yockey, Cincinnati and
treasurer. Dan Hanger OF Louisville The
executive committee consists OF W. Bar
ker, Newport. Ky: J. Edwards. Colum-
bus. Ohio; John Jensen, Terre Haute !;
Sam karpf Dayton; W. Cotton, Arder-
sen; +. HoGfacker, Evansville; J.. O..
Harshman, Toledo; J. Carr, TT. Wayne
and A. King Richmond
President Mergard Of Cincinnati sug-
gested at the meeting that four man
teams take the place of fye-man teams
In the 1921 tournament. hut this matter
will not be definitely decided until some
thing can be heard from the American
Bowling Congress along this line.
Three five man teams. squad of fndi-
annapolis singles and doubles men. and
two squads Of Louisville singles ana
doubles performers will bombart the
pies tonight. The Mergard- Honing,
Feldaus and Cuvier Press fives are here
from Cincinnati and prepared to show
what Cincinnati shooting Is These are
three of the best teams in the Red city.
Some crack pinmen will shoot for Indi-
annapolis in the singles and doubles. but
they Will have the prldes of Louisville
throwing against their scores and they
are not going to have an easy time being
the evenings Fighters.
Being put Of form was being in style
last night. Some mighty classy doubles.