The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-05
City Bowling
Gossip
BY Lefty Lee

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- by Lefty Lee
Bill" the Sergeant" of the En-
Roe team informed the writer that
his club would shoot the Century
Alley Five a siX-game match total
pins to count at the Century and
Capitol alleys. This match has now
developed into a ninegame affair.
Three games will be rolled Satur-
day night at the Century alleys,
three Sunday afternoon at the Rec
reation house and the final three at
the Capitol a week from Sunday.
This contest, no doubt, will create a
lot of interest among the railbirds
as the Century Five are the present
city champions, and the Em-Roes,
with the famous Schott trio, make
up one of the best clubs in the city.
What this column would like to
see is the same kind of q match be-
tween the Silver Flash and Marott
teams, the winner to meet the WIN
ner of the Fm-Roe- Century Five tilt.
& The I. o. r. M. League games
rolled on the Recreation alleys Fri
: day night carried four of the blind
family in it's lineup. The Newassa
team had the edge on the Passyunk,
two to one, as the Tishimingo wal
: Hoped the Comanche boys. Rugh
and company were out at the COW
barns watching the boys throw for
2 baskets instead of strikes and will
roll against the Itasca team later.
= A. Frick OF the Tishimingo pounded
the pins for total of 609 on games
of PIG, $50 and 21S.
Over on the Central alleys the A.
c.. E. S. League held their weekly
session, the Geiger and Peters and
Wege-Stanford teams winning three
from the Stanford Sanitary and In
diana Electric Supply, while the w.
W. Wise and A. and A. P. took
two out of three from the Brandt
= Brothers, and Hugh J. Baker outfits.
c. Brandt, with games of 227, III
81 ard 310 for a count of Cos, had high
total in this loop. Twelve games
were better than 200, the 239 of
johnson of the w. w. Wise team
/, being best.
The Hoosier Gold, Woodsmall,
Geo. EIitz and Polar Ice & Fuel
Company teams were returned three
times winners over the Delaware
Garage, Chancellor Cigar, Viking
Tires and the Board of Trade teams
in the Washington League games,
. rolled on the Illinois alleys, while the
Wheeler Lunch, Harris Motor and
Prospect Social were taking two out
of three from the Clark and Todd, H.
Schmitt and Watkins Service boys.
Woodland, with games of 207, 1913
and 202 for total of 602, was high
for the night. The ups and downs
of bowling were demonstrated by
Il Wright, who had 203, liz and 21O,
for his nights work.
The Capitol Alleys were taken over
by the Indianapolis Ladies' League
Friday night and some good scoring
resulted. Shanks Storage, Lucky
Strike and Silver Flash won three
from the Folks Best, A. c. Bradley
and National Malleable, while the
J. J. C.s and Capitol Furniture won
two out of three from the Vollrath
and Baker Bros. teams.
The. women to pass the five hun
bred mark were Johns, 554; Behnke,
562; Eicher, 538; Mcdaniel, 52S; Wies-
man, 513, and Fox, 504. Johns and
Wiesman tied for high single game
with POP each.
The City League, games at the Elk
Club Alleys resulted in three-time
wins for the Indianapolis and
Marotts over the H. A. c. and H. G.
S. teams while the Ballard Ice Cream
and c. G. M. boys took the Silver
Flash and Hoosier Coffee for two out
of three. Marotts were in fine form,
securing a total of 3,014 on games of
I. 992, 979 and 1,043.
A Six hundred shooters were led by
Athe ''old reliable" C. c. Cray. who
b had oanoac nf 00o 01Q oDd OAK fo,. a