The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-28
Doubles and
Singles Pin
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City BoWIerS Busy at New
PritChett Alleys; MarottS
Post Record.
BY LEFTY LEE

Doubles and singles events in the
city bowling tournament at Pritch-
ett's alleys start tonight. The frs
squad takes the drives at 7 o'clock,
with the individuals starting at 1855.
The second squad opens up at $3.50
followed by the individuals at 9:45.
The last shift of the five-man
team event closed Sunday night. The
Marott Shoe Shop five cleaned up
with a 5000 total, for a new city
tourney record.
The feat was made possible by
good bowling on the part of every
member of the club. Daddy" Frank
Fox was in the pocket continually
during the first two games and
scores of 264 and 256, q total Of $40,
was the result. Frank slipped in
his last game and stopped at III, a
grand total of SOL for the three
games.
Cobler had GIG, Wiesman, 603;
Rasmussen, 585, and Cray parked"
with a fine $50, after a poor start of
I'll. This club is one of the best
pin Spilling combinations in the
State and recently won a home-ard-
home match from the best team out
of Louisville, Ky.
The Pioneer Coffee team, which
reached second place with q great
total of 2,975 on games of 935, 1,041
and 800, was composed of tourpa-
ment veterans, lining up with
George Hargitt, Neal King, J. Ba-
der, E. Richert and B.. Johnson.
Hargitt, Richert and johnson went
over the 600 mark.
Neppel was the reason the Lucky
Strikes finished in third place.
Starting with count of 1914, he
came back with games of 201 and
257, a total of 652 for the series.
The other members Of this club
rolled consistent tenpins and one
wild man was all that was needed.
The last club to reach the 2Sno mark
wa; the Silver Flash Gas team. Three
972 and 951 enabled them to total 2,9l6.
Al Striebeck and Roy Haislup went best
for, this club, AL Having 622 to 900 for
Led by Jess -Pritcheet. who turned. in
ga. the Furnas-schoen toppled 1853 to
reach fifth place in the final standings.
Eddie Meyer looked good for two games.
n4scse canSh oi up iV With him and be
ished with a firing l4l.
THE {rL Tla1f Taoo,a fhraa faoV,c
entered in the city meet. This league is
q simon pure" factory affair and much
cred is due them for their display Of
Jerry o'Grady and his Blue, Point team,
started and stopped at 2,806,. poor 800.
in their first game holding them down.
they p finished With 's great iois to land
in seventh place with total Of 1856.
Ray Robertson of the Robertson Coal
team had games Of I'll, 2l6 and 225 for
a total of 652, which led his team to sixth
place with total of 1859.
Paul Kramer failed to get his hook"
working and as a RESULT the. Crystal Pep
Gas team had to stop at 2767. Larry
secured GIG for his effort.
Two teams that remained among. the
Royal order Of Donators were the Coca
Colas composed of the veterans Henry.
Bowen, Lovick, Dan Hackard and Rabe,
and the Central States Auditors. who had
LeibtaR, Atkinson, Ludhoh, Jones and
Goodwin in their lineup.
The Sally Lee No, 1 boys reached 200
in their last game which put them in the
money at 2,785.
The THYME team from the Uptown
alleys slumped at the finish and called to
reach the 2.700 mark by few spares.
Eddie Hofstatter left room for improve
ment when he started with a count Of
ll8. To show the railbirdS he could I'M
prove he rolled 253 in his last game.
c. Hoff and Tacke we're the reason the
Virginia Sweet reached tenth place with
a count of 2.787. Hof finished with
252, while Tackle had three over the 200
mark for q total of 6l8.
Krick Of the Highland team will bear
watching by the railbirds when he rolls
his doubles and singles, as he has games
of 1913 and 201 and high single game of
the tourney, 279, for total OF 673 to
STAT
'E.G.Rarthel'
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