Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-15
ROWLING

new stunt was pulled off in local
bowling circles at the Central alleys in
the opening of the Merry Widow cir
cult. The teams are composed of one
man and one woman and the tourney
viii continue every Sunday night through
the winter. The same pairs do not bowl
throughout the schedule but change part
ners each time. From the interest and
fun of the first night the league looks
like a success.
Mrs. Frank Fox and Fred Spencer were
the winners in the opening nights play.
Spencer bowled a total of 6l9 for the
three games. It was the best perform
ance of the night. Mrs. Fox helped out
with 4S9 pins.
In the Western Electric League the
Relays took two games from the Con
densors but the margins were very close.
Five pins was all that separated the
two teams in the deciding contest. After
a poor start the Connectors finally con-
nected and won the last two settos with
the Solicitors.
Good games made things interesting
in the Gibson loop. The Accessories
nosed out three games over the Shippers.
( The Parts took the first two games
from the General Office and then slumped
and the Office added up too many pins
in the last game.
| Perkins Of the Parts with a 232 count
was high individual in the Gibson loop
/ Thompson of the Accessories was next
high with Isl.
The Broadway League was alive with
close and exciting games. The closest
game could not have been any closer
One pin separated the Tigers and Lions
/ in their second struggle. The Tigers
took two out OF three, and the Lions are
still roaring.
No team was good enough to take
three straight so close was Broadway
competition. The Painters won the
first and last matches from the Wolves.
The Wolves were at the door Of victory
several times, but could not quite get in.
The Wildcats scratched the Bears in
two out of three trials Helm was the
widest, and his consistent bowling
helped the team grab the bacon.
McNecly Of the Tigers was high with a
223 game. His teammate Wlnegarden
was on his heels with a ODD Helm OF
the Wildcats with 213 was third best.
In the Star League the Mailers took
three from the Freshmen No. and the
Newsboys and Printers won two each
from the Pressmen No. / and Stereo-
/ - pcIS respectively. IsnDdCk OF the
Printers posted the only double century
with a score of 20S In his last chance.
The CRITTERS in the courthouse loon
got away to a terrible start, but came
| back strong to win two from the Ward
! Heelers. The $50 OF the Grafters was the
best single game team score of the night
The Crooks, after winning the first
game from the Politicians, were forced
to bow in the next two contests. The
first game was a tie, but the Crooks won
the decision in the roll off. Lemons 21s
was responsible for the Creekes' only vic
tory.
In the Recreation Ladies' League the
Marion Club five and Guarantee Tire
team staged some real battles. The Tire
| outfit finally came out ahead with two
victories, but only after the hardest kind
Of battles.
The Recreation five was too good for
| the Clamans and took three games rather
easily. The Indiana Bell girls were bet
ter than the Kresge squad and won
three. The Crickets and Gems had some
close ones. The Crickets lost their only
game by the narrowest of margins, one
pin