The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-21

Eighth and Illinois. Forty-second and
the st. hoodeos and
Thirty-Fifth and College and Thi:tieth
1888. 212 and isS, total Of sse over the he
three-gsme route. This loop is composed
of practically all new bowlers and the
scores are going up each week.
Uses to attract attention, rolled into tic
with Frank Afford for the hat offered for
With a Single game V count Of 27s. '''"e'' O.
The Mary Lou Lunch took the Fl Har-
rison team for three-game trimming in
Sap aev no. ene ssssSn at the
and an Eastman Cleaners took two from the
EoSbns Body &hesier sSheber snyd
Cutsinger Transfer. Wells OF the A. C. W.
S fa@ ao r9 Sos ann 9s PoFa 6s s5
Bentley. also went over the 600 marx, get
ting GIG with scores Of 1879, 2O6 and ali.
Mrs H. Schnederman of the Major
to, shoot al when she turned in score e Of II
Ladies Major League games at Pritchetts
reason for the Major Ladies three-time win win
over the Nancy Hart Candies. The Silver
Flash sdasE ana md, A. G. Bradley No q, won two
Mary Lou Lunch. Other girls to roll over
SIC; Lee; 500: E. Meyer, 500: WiesmSn, 5ls;;
Meeker. $50, ard Mcdaniel. 57l. The sii.
yer Flash had an average OF 566 per game,
getting a total Of 1897 over the three
games.
The Capitol Diaries and Capitol City
Cleaners won three from the Selmier
s ssG sSion ana p the s s
took the odd game from the yollrath
Cafe, Mercantile Garage and Indian
games Thursday night Bailey rolled 2S5
for high single game.
A two-time win was the best any team
the Star. Indianapolis Engraving. Wright
Electro and Pivot City Ink defeating the
Press Assistants. Allies: Pivot City blacks
for seasons recordd. but slow Ice in
his last game held him down. This boy
started with games OF 240 and pa to total
&C., &C., 0ii'nef hao 0Os ana S'h0'S On even
Two-time wins ruled in the Link Belt
League games, the OIL Dogs. Coreroom and
Grinders. Sprockets and Castings. Wilson,
with a game Of Els, grabbed of high score
Bowling Blues" the weekly publication
Of this loop. remain as ambitious as they
were last week, we will go. to the Circula-
ton department and get them q ''newsie'
or truck. Eight pages, in one issue, sure
ly shows real pep.
Courtesy gave Service one game as
Promptness satisfied Satisfaction by let
ting them cop the last one in the P. 3 E.
League games at the Indiana alleys.
Another one Of the Smith family led this
loop with a score Of 2l7 in his first try.
The annual city railroad bowling tour
nev will be rolled of ct Pritchetts alleys
today and Sunday. Tentative schedule
follows:
TODAY
(Five-Man Teamsl
1:15 P. M.-American Railway. Express.
Majestic big Four Railway. Auditors TN
dianapolis Unicn Railway.
3:l5 P, M,-Uhle's Pickups. Martin;saun-
Grummel doubles and singles.
Sis P. M-Belt shops.
tbs P. NIB. g. o. No. /. B. g. o. No. 2,
Transportation Indianapolis Union Rail-
way, Deery-Gregory doubles and singles)
SUNDAY, JAN. ~
(Doubles)
P. -Holtman-Powers. Uhle- Chesline,
Raftery-Kennedy.. Smith Clark :.
P. M.-Wendling- Bledsoe. Lancaster
P. M-Spratlet-F Fitzgerald, Miller
NJ, ! p. M;IPsrtlo%- conley Lindemeyer-
=, ? P Midlothian, Powers. Uhle, ches-
p MAwendnns. Biedsoe.
P. M-Spratlet, Fitzgerald, mills,
P. M;.,partlow,, conley, Lindemeyer,
Wehlege, Miller, Gilbert.