The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-16
City Bowling
Gossip


The Ropes and Bucks won three games me
from the Water Dogs and Ballroom FIVE
as the Boosters and Tumbers TOOK the
odd one from the Indian Clubs and pump 1o
Elks Club alleys. Lands Of the Ropes was
the leading pin TOPPER in IN this series WITH s,5
silver Flash and J. ,. c. girls, each won
three games from the Komstohk Candy
Candy and Indiana Recreation took two
teams. The Nancy Hart Candy, team hit
score Of 2,64s. Helen Mueller was .cele-
brating her election as Secretary OF the
total Of 544 other 500 totals gsJ -I TciIsd
s Tsre FSton ssl RE Reynods &c.,
B3s; Burnett, 500: Collier, SAIL Richebaugh:
$40; McKinnon, 507. and Johns, 800 Geisel
her last effort.
The Reds led by slavins won two games
ttegiss LIE League ss games at the uptown al
leys H. Ross had the best single game,
getting 22a to save the Blues from
Shutout.
The Uptown League games ct the Up
cwn alleys ShSTed ana tME agtaI S raft toE
%s4oha 1Rt0s snd ARTIFICIAL While t6s
nj ana csndS and omsp
baking Goodhue. after cracking the
naples for 706 in the Century League Mon
% GfE e ssmes 81 as Osfk and s @ 03
$50. This gives him score of 1885 for
his last six league games an s average 81
were: Rock, 6ls: Whipple, 625. and e. Piez,
62a Whipple had high single game with
S49 in his FIRST try.
The Robertson Coal, Furnas-schoen and
Silver Flash Gas. won three from the
smS ssg V Fggs city Eager ana
and Pioneer Coffee took two from the
S-F Cohee, Blue Point Service Station, and
games at the Pritchett Recreation. Jess
Pritchett was high with games OF 22S,
226 and 1870, 9 total Of go "M nsr sch.Gst
sos: OGrady, 6os; Hukle. .6o4: Harrigan,
sal; Schoen, 611; E. Striebeck. 627: Ha:slup,
el3. and Al Striebeck. an even 600.
The Miller Sandwich and Harris Motors
won three games from, the g. 9. 8 and
Fleishtnan Yeast as the Big -Four 1, no; WI
Rid in the Indiana Ladies League games
ut the Indiana alleys.
The Guards dropped the Horns for three
games In the Grotto League session at the
ILLINOIS alleys, as the Fezzes. Blue Devils
! Deputies. Boyd of the Guard team. turned
a In q total of 612. His 228 game also was
the high single score for this loop.
The Bankers League had an 'off'' night,
nS srF T S thsT wess HsRg session Se at the se
! BANKERS Special took three from the
4 Taremers Trust and Fletcher Savings and
3 ATruSt, as the Marion County State Bank
I'D American Central Life grabbed the
<ki one from the Fletcher. American and
y the three games with total OF 589.
Ia Jones turned in the best single game
II 2 in bis last try.
he K, of C.. League games at the Gen.
q alleys resulted in a triple win for
~ IsabeIlas and Ninas oyer the Pintas
and ralumets: The La SallsS and Colum;
santa Marias. Raftery had 600 on games
OF 246, 151 and 1872.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and the Century
Lunch won three games from the Jean
Max Pies and Judds Typewriter Exchange
while the Rockwood girls took two from n
T~sgiie games at the Century alleys
stuEz led with total of 496.
TWO out Of three wins ruled in thu
Real Silk League games at the Elks Clul
alleys, the Mfg. No. 2; Hartford Frock anC
Offfce Sales winning from the Maintenance
No. /, opponents. will roll against tli
total Of 623 with games of 2o2 1877 and 224
Griffin was next with I'll total for hi
three games.