The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-24
City Bowling
Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

are as interested in their bowling at the
Illinois alleys as they are are IN b, golf The The
portunitv to carry on the many friendships
made, on the links during the summer
pFe9th WITH The E raoSTd 6f 81 II t the snd
defeats The BunkerS are next with,
card Of So to 49, schoen has the high
Siolken hangs on to the three-game rec
ord with a score of 652. In the close
individual average race Sielken has passed
TO Schoens 1856 Robertson has 1875 aver
age, but has participated in but six games.
The Indianapolis Star and, Pivot City
Inks took three games from the Bingham
Rollers and Wright Electro IS the Press
indianapolis Engraving in the ,IPrintcITT2; it
League games at the Delaware alleys. inc
Pivot City Inks had a corner . on ne 500
17S. 2l3 and 235; Holy. SIT, and, Johnny
Fehr. 6l8 Holy had high single game
with score OF 24l.
The Hoots and Shin Bones won two
from the Ears and Teeth as the Ewes
III League games at the club alleys.
WieSman was best in this loop with
games of 222, 2O3 and 1871, total Of sos.
The big Merchants Central League games
were decided over the three game route IN
Thursday nights session. the Petot Shoe,
and Indiana Electric taking the American
Hi Speed Chain. Schoen Bros. Cook Bros.
Meats. Smith and Moore. and Rub Tex.
Wheeler had the best total with games OF
1853, 100 and 200, score Of 567.
The Exchange No. I, Universal No o. !
versal no. 9 Exchange No 2 and Mutual
Insurance as TT Harrison took two from
League games at the Central alleys. John
Blue turned in the best series with games
Of 200. 182 and 2l2. total Of 5s4.
Two-out-of-three ruled the Ladies Major
League games at Pritchett's RECREATION
the A. G: Bradley No. 2. A. G Bradley No
lunch Silver Flash and Nancy Hart
Candies over this route. MCDANIEL Of the
silver Flash girls leo with games OF zoo
5l4: Wiesnan, 500; McKinnon, 522, and
Moore, sos
shrins League games, the Oasis,
CameIs ard Gun Club winning from
tbe Gun squad, B Sis ard "a. n r,,,noi:
alleys. Buehrer had the high single
game with score Of %l9.
The Trieb Tire and Virginia Rubber won
three from the H. P. o, and S. 8. Service
Station as the Capital City Cleaners. Sell
rae re took The odd game from the Coca
Cola No. 2. Indianapolis Blue Print, POLK 5
Milt .and, .Vollrath Cafe. Runyo9 LED ne
and ga a total of coz.
The Eline won three from the Demure
team as the Felice took two from the
root trainers in TIE L. s, ,Ayres LEAGUE
Games, at the indiana alleys. Philips lbs
for 5Fp tie hg S count % Of the night ''
The winning teams in the Link Belt .,
Oil Dogs, orders Production and Castings
waking away from the. Chains, Core
Room, Grinders and Sprockets in all three
E Eecord for the season for this loop when
they rolled games OF 9lS. SAB and go 70
new total record Of 2;7Sl; Their doo 9Ip
Swartz was the big noise among the in
dividuals with games Of 179. 242 and 223,
a total Of 644, another new record for this
loop to shoot at.
Good scoring featured the CapitOl No.
League games at the CapitoI alleys.
The Standard Grocery and Wheeler
SchebIsr won their SerSs from the Rob
hins Body and Eastman Cleaners while
the GREGORY and Appel. CItsingGr Trans
fer A. c. W. of A. and G. and A. took
two from the VS.. TT. Harrison. Post
Office and National Refining. Bentley led
ColIester, had 617; strOsk, sl7; CsrtegX.
single game with 244.
Cowboy" Schneider Of the local P. and
z. teamanchored this squad to win over
Urbana in the semi-flnal games rolled on
the Century alleys Saturday night. Feb:
1874. 200 and 1870. The local teams. total
was 1851 to Urban's 2,5s9., The, last half
of this match will be rolled on the Arcade
alleys at Champaign. ILL.,; Saturday night
FEB 25 Urbana will make a hard try to
pick ZIP. the pins they lost here in the
grst half. as total pins will determine the
Einner, who will then enter the N. Y. c.
finals at Columbus next month. The local
lineup is composed of Smith, Culver:
Harmon, Fult2 and Schneider. flock OF
rooters will make the trip.