The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-13


meet which closed Monday night are now
ready, and can be secured at the Capitol
alleys: Low scores to cash in each event
Five-man (Regular) ...........,.,.. 27O2
f1ve-man (BoOster) ................ 2,469
SS;OuIpIeS '.'''''''.'..''. ........... LII
AlI+eyents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'S SSE
Special high game prizes in the team team
with games Of i.oss and i,o To- pam and 't t6e
Oeftering- Litzelman Coal with Single
game count of 1880.
The Indiana Theater and Anheuser-
I Hoosier Hose and S. S. and S, teams as
lost two to the Miller Sandwich and Old
Gold in the Indiana Ladies league games
at the Indiana alleys, Captain Finn OF
total Of 504 on games of 1877, 1874 and
49, MCDANIEL was next with sol for her
three games.
At midnight tonight the entries for the
Elks POT of Gold" meet will close. The
first squads to roll in this event will take
squads viii roll Sunday the 18th and
Saturday and Sunday the 22nd and 23rd
The bowling Of Wise of the Uptown
team featured the Uptown League session
at the north side drives. Wise had games
Which, iS he eS fq his 2 cab fGT Ss Of S
over the Coca-cola boys. The other games
IN this loop were decided over the two
and 0g IDEAL '9 csah Rsaha aefeanF
the indianapolis Candy, Artificial Ice
s and American Linen. Others to reach the
Carly. 6l5: Hanna. COS; E. McCarty. so4,
and Bob Wuensch. 6O4.
But one game was rolled in the Furni-
ture League at the Capitol alleys, the
Baker T. ; Pros, taking the odd game from
and Colonial furniture rolled dT gam res'u a
which their opponents will roll later.
The Meters and Fishermen took three
from the Pencil Pushers and Plant 3
SIuggers In the Marmon League games at
suited n f woyus The vim other ST Ss 6v
heads and ExperimentalS over the Straight
Eight and Distributors. W. Clark turned
and 1859, which was high.
The Kirschner-Lovick and Meridian Ga
Indiianapolls League at the Pritchett Rec &C.
ETee EeFe MaTots & SyS5 5e ST.
f fe9@@ting the az cqqfies: cHalgTen Peoria
Marotts, turned in the high three-ganle
Sesai With Upa score SSt Of 297s on counts Of
nGvdusi list Wit With @f Total qO Of sss t one
Of the Falls City team was over the 200
nom SaNLI BdlllCs BGIIlnR scores OF ZUE.
22l and 2l2 for total of 635. Lovick had
626: Gray. 6l5: F. Fox. 62S; E. Striebeck,
500; Powers, Sol; Hargitt. 500. and Morris
$3.50: which included the high single game
Of 258. =
Two-time wins also featured the Bank
erS league games at the Delaware alleys,
the Maple Road: City Trust and Marion
County boys taking the American Central
Life, Continental and Fletcher American
Trust team led the field with a score Of
625 on games of 227, 21O and 1888. Sturm
was next with 604 for his series.
The Gqrotto League rolled on the Hi
Schedule. The Fezzes and HoOts won Won
Deputies. Prophets, Masters and Blue
Devils won two from the Monarchs,
Guards. Horns and Imps. Power had a
47O start with games Of 2s5 and 2S5, but
1855 finish held his total down to 626
Ochiltree had 615 for his three games
while Street turned in the high single
game with count of 246.
In the K. of c. League games at the
Century alleys the Santa Maria and Co.
lumbar teams won three from the Isa-
bellaS and PintaS, while the Ninas took
two from the La Sales The opponents
OF che Marquettes could not be blamed for
not appearing as the Marquette lineup
showed J. K. L. E. and p. Kernel. r:
Kernel turned in the high three-game total
with a score Of 596 on games Of 1879, 202
and 10S