The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-17
City Bowling
Gossip

This Is the last chance to enter
night the entries close If you do
not have your entry in by tonight
you are out OF luck Don't forget
this is the biggest and best ever,
boys!
The Elk alleys are running ga
women's sweepstakes next Sunday.
In order to take care Of all women a
division will be made. The A class
will include all with an average Of
1870 or over The B class for women
under an average Of 13O- The entry
fee will be $3.50 which will include
bowling. For further information
call Weisman at the Elk's Club.
The Century Alleys are forming a
league for Sunday evening play,
which should prove very interesting.
1t is mixed doubles, and will en-
able the pin busters to be with their
best girl while mdulging in their
favor.e pastine. II you are inter
ested in this class of play call Jerry
OGrady at the Century Alleys
In the J. u A1l-Star League the
Operators and Car Inspectors were
three game winners over the Gate
men and Whix Bangs, respectively,
while the M1sf1ts were taking the
Supervisors foy- two out of three.
Woods of the Car Inspectors carried
away high honors for three games
with a total Of 569- Five scores Of
better than 200 were turned in, the
211 of Thomas being high
In the Rotary Hub league play on
the Capitol alleys the Elder-Ffeld
and Shafer teams defeated the
Schroder-Lennox and Esterline out
fits In straight sets, while the Tay.
lor, August and Clark combinations
were grabbing two out of three
from the Reitzell-Murr and Church
man clubs The feature Of this
leagues play developed in the Tay-
lor-Reitzen match when the anchor
men Of these teams, Agneu and
Reitzen, staged a merry battle for
high honorS Agneu nosed Reitze11
in all three on games of 1913, 203
and 235, for a total of 636, against
Reitzen's 1870, 1873 and 233, which
gave him e22 for his nights work
The F. l. SANFORD team was the
only team able to win in straight
sets in thu Autnmptive League play
Tuesday night, defeating the Auto
Equipment TIE Gibson, i. j. Coop
er and Losey-Nash teams were con-
tent with two out OF three over the
Baxter, WaLeFirh and Maxmon ISIS.
The Gibson tram carried away high
hOnors m q grrns $50 game In their
last effort Ten games passed the
200 mark, f11e 70 game of johnson
Of the Gibson team being high.
In the Board of Trade League the
Longs defeated the Bears, while the
Bids were taking two out of three
from the Shorts
One of the city's pioneer leagues,
the fourteen-cfub Commercial, held
It's weekly session on the Recrea-
ton alleys Tuesday night and the
usual good scoring resulted The
Stutz Motor, Selmier, Union Title,
Citizens Gas, billing Candy, Martin
Parry and Trustees System being
returned winners in two-out-of-three
games over the Allied Coal Crane,
observation-disclosures, Crescent Paper.
Ballard Ice Cream. George J. Mayer
and Interstate Car teams.
The Citizens Gas-Crecent Paper
session was quite a battle, the Paper
boys forcing the Gas team to games
Of 999, $50 and 934 for a total Of
1882 to win two. games. Zwiesler
of the Union Title mad games of 204,
241 and 221, which gave him 667 to-
tai and high honors for the night.
Johnson Of Citizens Gas was one pin
short, reaching 666. Hamilton had
SOB, Hendricks, 500; Mounts, 603, and
Knipple, 500.