The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-24
City Bowling
Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE


The Exchange No. team won three
games from the Lumber Insurance as the
Mutual Insurance, Universal No l and
Optimists took two from the TT. Harrison.
Universal No. and Exchange No. l in the
interclub League games at the Central al
leys. John Blue rolled the best single
| game, getting 224 in his last try.
The Merchants Central League also
rolled on these drives. the Keystone Six,
Eetot Shoe; Cook Brothers Meats and
Brothers Indiana Electric Corporation,
SERVICE Blues and Leonard Cleaners while
Hi-Speed Chain Won two from the Central
Meat. Gerking Brothers. and Smith &
Moore. Miller led this loop with games
was next with 6l2.
The Mary Lou Lunch, Hof Grocery, and
Banquet Tea boys won three games from
tbe Model Bakery, and Sweetheart Bread
copied the odd game from the Pittsford
Purit Pie and Gardner Special in the
alleys. Arnold of the Banquet Tea team
had a total of SOB on games Of 1873. 1876
and 220 to lead the field
G. Hebble, pounded out games of 223,
sons high three-game record in the
Shrine League. Beam also rolled we'll in
games were decided over the two-out of
three route, the Gun Squad. Camels and
Drums winning from the BugleS, Gun Club
and Oasis.
for the Satisfaction and Service teams
in the P; & E, League games at the In
straight each. Lynch rolled best getting
SIS on games of IT'S 1873 and 213.
Results in the eighteenIcl Citizens
Gas Company League showed three-time
win for the Gas. Screen, Holder and
Ledger teams over the Trucks, CoKes.
Meters and Ammonias while the Service,
took the odd game from the Boilers.
Citizens Gas Ovens, Statements and, TarS.
Hamilton was high man in this league
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The Standard Grocery and Gregory and
Appel won three from the Penn Cleaners
Postoffice and Eastman Cleaners took two
1ra the M Mary Lou Lunch nc CuGts IS eI
No. . League games at the Capitol alleys:
Dude" West was in striking mood and
rolled games , Gf 226, 2o8 and 2l2; te ess
which included the high single game, Of
the night. 257. Thopmson also reached
the 900 mark. getting 623 on games Of
Two out of three was the order Of
things in the Print Craft League games at
the Delaware alleys. the Pivot City. Inks,
Allies and Indianapolis Engraving taking
the Indianapolis Star. Press Assistants No.
80 and Pivot City Blacks over this route.
MeEer 1b after Qy s Sssrt and Of 49, 49, for
| total of $50. Reynolds turned in count
of 629 with great $50 game at the finish.
Holy had 622 and Schleimer $40.
Only few more days remain for entries
| in the State tourney The $50 booster
clause is working in fine style and real
| record is expected when the final count
of entries is made.
! The Oil Dogs and Castings, each won
| the Orders and Grinders had to be con-
! tent with two out of three from the Pro-
duction and Core Room in the, Link Belt
| League games at the Century alleys. Kri-
1T for 500 With the splendid. record
these boys have turned in during the sea;
! son. we believe the whole league should
! enter the State meet Every team would
| qualify as a boostr outfit. and with the
regular league pep on tap the majority
The doubles team Of Freddie Krems and
H. Rood of st. Louis rolled into second
place in the two-man event of the a. B. c.
| tournament at Kansas CITY oo Their score
games of 443. AIS and $40 Krems was
the captain" of this outfit when he rolled
games of 900. 245 and 244. total of 100
the highest count of the tourney thus far
No other changes appeared among the
Of the local bowlers who attended. this
meet are lavish in their praise of the
K. c. layout. which they say is the last
word in the bowling game.