The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-22

high scorer for the night.
The Washington League games
rolled on the Illinois alleys resulted
in a clean sweep for the Delaware
Garage and Viking Tire Teams oyer
the Prospect Club and Chancellor
Cigar boys,
The Polar Ice and Fuel, Wood
small Insurance, Hoosier Gold But
ter and G. Hitz & Co. were returned
victors in two out Of three over the
Harris Motor, Watkins, Board of
Trade and Wheeler Lunch.
Bohne resumed his 600 stride when
he secured a total of 603 on games Of
1874, 20S and 201. This was the only
count to reach the charmed circle.
High single game was divided be-
tween Keeper and Hardy, who had
243 each.
Pennant hopes of the Silver Flash
team of the Indianapolis Ladies
League were jolted Friday when the
Shank Storage trimmed them three
times. The National Malleable also
were returned three-time winners
over the Vollrath Apt. team. Capitol
Furniture, A. G. Bradley, Lucky
Strikes were winners over the two
out of three route from the j. J. C.s,
Baker Bros. and Folks Milk. Mrs.
Fox reached the heights in her mid
die game and saved the Folks Milk
from a shut out.
Tonight at midnight the entries
for the wOmen's city tourney closes.
We advise teams which have not
entered to do so before this hour as
Mrs. Wiesman has been working
very hard to secure a record entry
for this meet, and deserves some
rest.
The Silver Flash team of the City
League won all three of their games
in easy fashion from the Hoe squad,
while the Marotts, Hoosier Coffee
and Ballard Ice Cream outfits were
successful in two out of three efforts
against the c. M. G., H. G. S. Paint
and indianapolis teams.
This afternoon at the Elks Club
alleys Russ Smith and AL Schlensker
were to meet in the first half of a
ten-game match. These bowlers are
members of the Passenger Traffic
Club.
There will be a handicap sweep.
stakes, individuals only, for bowlers
of the various railroads in Indian.
apolis to be held at the Illinois Rec
reation alleys next Saturday, Jan.
20. Send entries to A. K. Powers.
III Merchants Bank Bldg. Entry
fee. 81, plus bowling charge. Sweep.
stakes start at 2:30 p. m.
Bert Bruder carried off high hon.
0rs in this loop, securing a total of
6lS on games of 1911, 1911 and 237.
Neal King had Gil on games of 234.
$50 and 1877, and MeeIxer reached COL
with 1874, 213 and 1914. Bruder also
carried away single game honors
with his 237.
The alley owners classic tourney
will start Sunday afternoon at the
Elks' Club alleys. The second Sun.
day the tourney will be held at the
capitol alleys; third Sunday. Cen.
fury alleys; fourth Sunday, Central
alleys; fifth Sunday, Recreation al.
leys and Sixth Sunday, Illinois al.
leys. There will be four games in
each house, four games across
eight alleys. There are eighty.eisht
cash prizes for 100 entries. First
squad Sunday will start at 1 O'Clock
our old friend, Billy Berner. has
returned to the harness as a pro.
moter. Billy always has been q
great booster, and great tenpin
artist in his day. Twenty years ago
you could find Bill in the select class
At the Central alleys here Sunday
ne Is promoting a sweepstakes for
oowlers with an average of 1870 or
under. The first squad will take the
alleys at 1 p. m. and continue until
all entrants have shot.
Being team member Of Johnny
Elder ! have been fortunate I'm OBJ.
tanning his story on how he shot
300. AS Johnny tells it: "WelI. Lee.
| started with a strike, got a double.
hit the turkey. got four in a row
and then struck out the rest of the
way"
Three-time wins fetured the Cen.
fury Ladies' League play wednes-
day night, all but one match peing
decided in this fashion. The Harris
M. l.. Company, Tee Bees, 1900
Whirlpools and U-Knows took the
Alley Rats, lockwood Pulleys. Cen.
fury Boobies and Hoosier Poets,
while Mooney-Mueller.W Ward won two
out of three from lockwood Eric.
ton. Mrs. Johns, with a total of
$40 on games of 1877, la and 179,
was high for the night.
IRISH BOXERS WIN
Bin United Press
= SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 22.--
Winning all of its six bouts, Notre
Dame completely outclassed the st.
Xavier boxing team here Friday
night. Jack McGrath, Irish heavy
weight, featured the program by
stamping his k. o. on Joe Berger of
the Musketeers after one minute,
ten seconds of the first round.
SOUTHPAW WINNER