Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
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The city tournament wood ig due for an
awful thrashtng tonight, when the stars
among stars in the local bowling world
will take charge OF the Democrat RlleyA
to do their singles and doubles duties.
Both the 715 and 9:l5 shows viii be
staged by all-star casts and those who
don't want to N IS the fireworks aad
better check in after office hours 10 get
a good seat. Jess Pritchett, Eddie HarS-
eur der Fred Mccullough and some more
OF that crowd will take their whirl with
the early birds. while Wait Piel, Irish,
MGgel, Broden. Liebtag, Bunch aud COM
pany viii be there with the later division.
Dersch. Mounce and Reynolds. who
burned M the drives In posting high
singles counts Saturday night, held their
place throughout yesterday afternoons
bombardment. Al Rabe wss the high
Sunday man with go pins, which brought
him up to fourth place.
Collins, with 500 pins. took charge Of
the ffth station yesterday, while Hargitt
pulled up at the seventh stop with ISL
Hackard just did get under the big ten"
wire with his $40.
The higher-ups in the doubles were not
bothered much by yesterdays shooting,
the Hurt brothers. Harry and jim. shoot
Ing the best comb: nation score of the
day. 1904. to land the hfth berth
Burke and Albers moved into a tie
with Richardt and Shine for sixth and
seventh places with a 1901 count. and
Ochiitree and Hargitt hung their hats
on the ninth hook by virtue Of 1915.
The Hurt Hurt combination didn't do
anything sensational TO set their fifth
place total. They simply shot a pair Of
mighty consistent sticks.
Ochiltree and Hargitt looked good when
they got away for 21S and 1902. respective
II. In the first frame. but they slipped
cog or two before the nnish.
Farnan's 234 was the best score sho,
IN tire doubles, but II didn't get him
match.
Dersch certainly shot pretty club TO
take his place at the head " the sin giles
column Saturday night. lie got 213 IN
the FIRST game, 23T in the second and
2O2 In the third. Total, 652.
Mounce started out like the champion,
getting 230 score but be lacked the
old last-mlnute punch
MIDWEST GOSSIP.
indianapolis bowlers gave the folks OF
st. Louis all the show me" stun they
wanted in the Mid West Tournament re-
turning home with about a thousand
cool sheckles slowed away IN their kicks
While there wasn't an Indianapolis
knight on the st. Louis drives who did
not make credltable showing, IL re-
NAMED FOR Jess Pritchett and Fred Nc
Cullough 10 take the heart out Of their
opponents Mccullough threw IN his hook
for scores Of 223, 226 and 217 for
grand total of 66s pins aud first prize
In the singles.
Blue followed McCullough's lead to cop
third place with COG total. while Fritch-
EFT and NOrdholt shot for 612 and Henry
got among the leaders with COL.
Pritchett and Mccullough then teamed
and knocked of a 1.1S5 total for sixth
money in the doubles. Phillips and Pol
lard were next In line with 1,165.
Pritchett got a count OF 2j5 in his sec
Ond doubles effort
In the ive-man event the Central Alley
Five got away to poor start, but came
ed ninth place with 2,101 pins. The Coca
Colas, Indians and Universal teams also
took money in this division.
Then the all-events scores were figured
up and It was found that Prltchett. who
crashed the wood hard IN every game he
shot, was out In front with a grand to-
tai OF 1858. SO it seems as though soma
OF our veterans" still have a couple OF
good kicks in their systems