The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-23
City Bowling
Gossip

The r. l.. Sanford team won three
from the Losey-Nash outfit in the
Automotive League games rolled or
the Illinois alleys Tuesday night
The balance of the games were de
cided over the two-out-of-three route
The Gibson Company, Baxter Com
pany and Marmon cts" trimming
the c. H. Wallerich, Auto Equip
mnet and Cooper Company.
Meyers of the Marmon "75" team
had high three-game total, securing
500 on games of s230, IT'S and 1872
Hamilton's 232 was high single game
for the night. Five games of 200 OF
better were turned in.
The 1eague-leading Union Title
team won three games from the
SeImier boys in the Commercial
League games rolled on the Recre.
alton alleys. Fairbanks Morse,
Crescent Paper, Dilling Candy and
Stutz Motor Co. also were three
game winners taking their series
from the Geo. Mayer & Co., Martin
Parry, Trustees System and Inter
state Car. The Ballad Ice Ceam and
Crane & Co. were content with the
odd game from the Citizens Gas and
Allied Material teams.
johnson with q score Of 610 on
games Of 23S, 1917 and IT'S, was
high for the night. Rock had COS
and Poirer, 607. Twenty-Five
games were better than $780," the
245 of Whipple in his last game be-
ing best.
The Field. Clark, Schroeder and
Lennpx teams won three from the
Churchman. Elder, MUIR and Ester.
line teams in the Rotary Hubs
League games rolled on the Capitol
alleys. The Shafer and Reitzell
outfits won two of it's three from
the Taylor and Angst boys.
Some good scoring was on tap,
Ritzell leading the field with a
count Of 8SS on games OF 1874, 229
and 225. Case had q count Of 615
for his three games. Fourteen games
passed. the 1900" mark, Reitzell's
229 being high.
The Illinois alleys will run a
mixed doubles sweepstakes next
Sunday night, the first squad to
take the alleys at 1880. Johnny
Beam is taking care of the entries
In this event and reports that
much interest Is being displayed.
For full particulars, call Main 5747
or see John at the alleys.
time winners in the H. A. c. League
games, rolled on the Elks Club al.
leys Tuesday night. The Indian
Clubs, Water Dogs and Ballroom
Five won two out of three from the
Tumblers, Boosters and Dumbells.
Joe Kernel won high three game
honors, with a score of $40 on games
of 224, 1G6 and 200.
In one of the prettiest matches of
the season the Silver Flash girls
won two out of three from the Kreis
League games rolled on the Elk
Club alleys. In coping this match
the Silver Flash hung up q new sea-
sons record for ladies teams, having
games of $50, 925 and 898 for a total
Of 2,70S. Meeker Of the Flash team
also set new league record when
she secured a total of 6S3 on games
of 222, 1872 and PIG. Other games
in this loop resulted in a three-time
win for the Komstohk Candy over
the Mueller Soft Drink team which
the Shank Storage and Capitol
Furniture girls were coping two
out of three from the A. c. Bradley
and .Armacost teams.
Other girls to pass the 900" mark
were Reynolds, STA; Booich, sos; Full
ton, SCI; Alexander, 800; Jay, 511;
Armstrong, 524; Eicher 571; Gardner
522; Freund, $40; Mattern, 533; Mey.
err, 533; WOODEN, 531; 'McDanlel, bly,,
and Weisman, 566.
1t won't be long now until we get
a report that the Beams Recreation
Ladies Five challenge has been &C
cepted, and an interesting six-game
match between two of the fastest
girls teams in the city will be rolled
Mrs. Meeker, a member of the Sill
yer Flash ladies' team, bowled Coz
at the Capitol alleys. in the Indian
apolis Ladies' League, several weeks
ago. In a match game at Terre
Haute against the Oakland Six team
she bowled SIT, March 10.
On March IS, in the Ladies' So
cial League at the Elks alleys, she
bowled 517. and March Is, in the
Ladies' League at the Capitol al
leys, 565. On March 10, in match
game against the Red Mans team
at the Elks alleys, $50. Tuesday
night in the Social League, Elks
alleys, 633, a total for the six ses
sions of 1899 pins, or an average
of better than 1873 per game