The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-16
City Bowling
Gossip

sundays pay in the minor events o.
( the tournament brought out some Won
% 6 Of 92Tn t took ' ths lead S'e WITH
tOta. Of TIA one pin over the mark set
by H. Schneiderman a week ago Never
started TINS event WIN seven IN row
but was tapped on his eighth effort to
spoil change Tor 300 score. His games
were 267. 2l3 and 23f.
w Post of Gary rolled into fifth place
in the singles, with a tOt2l of 6)2. Post
and doubles event but found the pocket
in the last game of his singles when he
rolled Psi.
Ft. Wayne bowlers disappointed the
large gallery, who expected some real
thrills with these boys on the drives; Az
was the boy who recently scored 1877 in the
a. B. c. meet at Kansas City.
Lefty Grimes and Chick" Carr we're
another pair to receive attention as both
these boys are capable OF setting fast
pace; Carr went over the 600 marx in this
event. but Grimes just did reach the 500
mark.
II. Hammer and II. King of Fl.
failed to reach the alleys when sched-
uled. However, they topped the field
from the northern city with LIN
total, King getting the wood.
Hammond also took the lead in team
play, the General Roofing of that city
rolling 1898 on the early shift Saturday
night. This team uses H. Nelson, the one
armed wiz its anchor and he always
gets his share of the wood Nelson placed
well in the singles with a total OF 642,
having games OF 253, 204 and 1870.
Hammond again reaches the spotlight
in the doubles event, the team of Kulick
and Noyak taking first place with total
OF 1887. Kulick gave his partner ride
in this event when he rolled games OF
nd fft Df hnE
also secured GA IN his team event and
needed but 1873 in his last game of the
singles to top the field in, the all-eyents.
but cracke dand rolled only l65 to bring
his nine game total to 1891 which was
good for second place.
r. Patterson rolled best for the boys
from Lafayette. In the doubles event he
scored 632 which coupled with Martin S
554 landed this team in sixth place.
Indianapolis proved itself to be a
real host to the 3ut-of-t0wn boys and
on Sn every cry side io we heard f the fe0%s ten
weekend.
After much worry Sam Bradshaw proved
his team to be a real booster outfit and
assumed the lead in this event with a
total of 2753. This club just got under
the wire with two pins to spare, having a
team average of 848
Tuesday nights games should see
plenty OF changes IN the team standings
as the crack Indianapolis League will use
the drives in their effort to pull down
the medals. This squad takes the drives
at 10 p. m. but if you wish to see them
go in comfort our advice is to arrive
early as the S. R. o. sign will be in out.
FIVE Five Men, 10 P. M.-Alley l. Marriott
Shoe Shop, Indianapolis, 2, Silver Flash,
Z, va sweet Products, IndanapGaIiS 5.
Coca Cola No. l. Indianapolis; 6, Pioneer
Z CnfTpn Tn6i1n1nnliC. Central States
Auditors. Indianapolis; g. Century Alley
Five, Indianapolis; 9, Falls City Lager. In
dianapolis; 10, Robertson Coal Co., Indian
apolis; IL. Hotel SEVERN. Indianapolis 10.
Furnas-Schoen, Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Elks journeyed to Louisville
over the weekend to roll in the Elks Ma
tional meetin that city. The boys were
in a bowling mod and COPIED plenty of
prize money. Jess Pritchett and Eddie
Meyer went into first place in the dou-
bleS with a total of 1907 Jess gave Ed
die nice ride when he rolled TIA to Ed
dies 500. However. when you count up
ten pins you will find that 500 is enough
pins to be a nice "doggie." Pritchett also
! landed in second place in the all-eventS
with a total of 1859: G.. Meyers reached
man landed eighth with 500