The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-24

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cured at any of the alleys. For. each
events in this tourney fee of 81 will
6ev eThargsd 1t is to be hoped that the
as it deserves and help put indianapolis
in a position to bid on the greatest event
of all, the A. B. C.
Jess Pritchett reports that the. Auto
Equipment team has been strengthened
by the signing of Carroll (Charlie) Ma
honey. Mahoney will perform in tonights
The Allies, Crane and Co., Crescent
Paper, Link Belt and Geo: ]. Mayer &
Sons. HOlcOmb and HOke, Stutz Motor,
MarmOn and Triangle Marble and Tile
as the Indianapolis Times, A. c. w. of A.
game from the Fairbanks Morse, Robbins
Body and MartinParry in the Commercial
league at the Capitol alleys. Erl Patter-
10 and 209, total of $40, which was
high. Westover had 61S; Zimmerman, COS,
and Art Smith, 61O.
The Caravan and Gun Squad won two
from the Bugles and Band as the Divan
made a Glen sweep of their series with
illinois alleys Beam was the big noise
in this loop with total of GIT on games
Of 2l7, I'll and 1879. Frank was next with
6OS for his three games.
The Bulls and Shorts we're three-time
winners over the Bids and Longs as the
Offers beat the Bears two-out- of-three
nois. Allison had high single game with
score OF 2O9 in his first try.
The voss Washers were the only team
mond Chain League at Pritchett's the
Bird Roofing being the victims. Other
games go9s Nv we're tb wq ,d meyer the
Toolmakers the A. B. Ranges. Champions
and Producers losing. Horn showed best
Of 57S. ' " ' ~ ''''
Two out Of three was the rule in the
Sutherland League series. at the Central
OStling boys taking the Hudson, Leavitt,
Lucky and Conner teams over this route.
Hudson turned in high single game, with
The Little Giants took the Mack Service
station Tor three games in the Inter
the Woods Pharmancg. lockwood and
Broadway s, SPECIAL won two from the uni
After, slow start OF 1866. Palmer got
for total of 626, which was high.
The Epyorth League rolls but two
games each week at the Century alleys.
Rays a nss Boys SG and M Sqf F Pace
won their two from the Merritt Place
Boys, Franklin. Central Boys and Irving
ton Boys as the Edwin Roy Boys and
Broadway Boys split even with one game
each.
The Odd Five and Oeftering- Litzelman
Coal took three from the Riesbeck Drug
and Knannlein as the Langsencamp-
Wheeler and Klee and Coleman won two
from the Prospect Social and Mallory
Weilland in the Fountain Square Rec
reat1on No. league games.
The Bucks. Water Dogs and Tumblers
dian Clubs and Boosters, as the Dumb
Bells made clean sweep of their series
with the Ballroom Five in the H. A; c.
League games at the Elk Club alleys.
Fehrenbach had high single game with
score of PA in his second try.
The Ladies Social league rolled their
weekly games at the Elk Club alleys. The
Mueller-Nash and Hatfield Paint girls
were the big winners, taking three from
the I. ]. c.. and KOmstohk Candy while
the Block optical Department and Silver
Flash won two from the IriSh-Hart Oil
Burner and Northern Coal. The girls
finally started to let their stride, nine
totals of better than 800" showing with
Hohlt leading on the great total of SOC
with games of 1870, 204 and 222, a sea-
sons record for local women bowlers.
Kritch had 500; Mueller, 535; Alexander
SOB; Tourney. 616 McDaniels 531: Fisher
$50; Kries, 502 and Armstrong, SAT.