The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-03
Local Pin
Gossip

Bernie Johnson was putting them in
the pocket in the city league games at
the Elk Club alleys Friday night and
scored high total with a count of $50 on
games of 226, 235 and 2O8 The games in
this loop were divided over the two-out-
Cream, Hoosier Pioneer Coffee and Moran
Trucking taking the Hare Chevrolet, Brad
Ley Warehouse, Silve1 Flash Oil and sar-
league we're: Rasmussen, 647; Cray. sos;
Baoer, go: Shriver, sos; Hurt, GIL; Stritt,
627. and Newlin, co., Hare had the high
single game with score of 2S7.
Entries for the marathon to be rolled
c on me UPTOWN town. alleys Sunday, will be
Fox and Charlie Cray. have Gag agreed St to
enter this event, according to Fay Bailey,
promoter
Three-time wins featured the Courthouse
League games at Pritchetts Recreation,
Recorder and Clerk teams for the limit
Snyder again set the pace for the bows
with total Of 800 on games Of 1876, 2O2
The Kirschner-Lovick team was all
Popped up for their session with the
and with the speedy Flash team of 'e form TS
IT was just too bad the Body Company
BOYS taking al three games. The Nfman
three, from the Florsheim Shoes and r.
p; Schmitt ms. as the Roy eele Shoe
Shop won two from the Capitol rive. Ben
24s for a total of $50. Krone had Sol i ::
MAcNew, 6l3; Henry, 624, and E. Striebeck
BIZ Sargent is expecting a large entry
Tor his 200" singles handicap event to
be staged at the Delaware alleys Sunday.
popular locally, and as this Is the first
one of the season the boys should be
'rarin" to 20.
The Chrysler Motor spoiled a perfect
night for the winners In the Meridian
one game from the REQ Flying Cloud. r The
seF PH state sEpf s SR tOF st tRe
Gsm-Page Weyman ceStrs aver Moor Sas G and
SteWart-Warner. Witty turned in three
S s0s. Se'''nS 0O' on games OF 2OS' 2O2 and
These scores remind us Of John Martins
three practice games the other afternoon.
with score of 200 each game.
The 1915" doubles event on the Capi-
toll drives has the attention of quite few
Of the boys for Sunday afternoon. These
this year, and quite number is ex-
pected to take advantage Of the tourna-
meht cOnulCiOnS Inat Will prevail.
The Rainbow League games at the Della
ware showed a two-out-of- three win for
the Engineers and Machine Gunncrs over
the Infantry and Artillery. This league is
IN need of pep session as many Of the
boys fail to appear.
The Washington League rolling on the
Illinois drives produced" Friday night.
The Watkins Rebabbitt turned in a total
Of 1904 with games of 1,045, 989 and $40
to win three from the Prospect Social
The Chancellor Ciaar also won three from
the Prima BovrxA%s as the Heffelman
Candy, DIFFERING Litzelman, Wheeler
Lunch. Board of Trade and Union Five
took two from the OUTLAW FIVE, Big Boy.
Real Silk. H. E. Schmitt and Noblesville
Milling. White was high over the three
game route with scores of 221. 900 and
215, total of $50. Behrens had 616 Lin
diamond, 639; O'Brien. COZ; Never, $40; E.
mccarthy, 624; Wuensch COS; McAllen, $50,
and Kerr, 610.
The Indianapolis Ladies League games
at the Central alleys resulted In O three
time win for the Silver Flash, Mueller
Nash and Baker Bros over the r. G.
Ackers Hatfield Paint and Hub Furniture.
as BARS Theater took the odd game from
the Northern Coal girls Behrman led
the Bair team to a fine 9l8 game with the
high single game Of 244. Mrs. Wiesman
was best over the three-game route with
o total Of 60B on games Of 217 19l and
90. Cox had SOS: Behrman, 535; Ricka-
baugh, sac; Mueller. Sig. and Fulton, 500.