The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-21


force Sunday and every house that staged
one of these popular events received a
nice play. AT the Illinois l42 entrants were
thtrty-two teams, while an even fifty
rolled in the Pritchett meet that was re-
Stricted to bowlerS with an average of
$50 or under.
Young topped the field at the Illinois
drives with a total of 7O1 on games of
lS1, 232 and 2O2 land handicap of So.
This youngster possesses a real strike ball
average for him with more experience. s.
Hickman was second with 694 while Lakey
money were: Oberlies. 500; Barrett, 676;
Kr0hne, 67S; BehrenS, 669; ROeder, 66S
and 66S; Z. Hickman, 666; Logue, 65S;
Kriner, $50, and Schultz, 655. G. ROeder
IN addition to winning two places COPIED
Of AZ ''DSA' S""e pi'Ae wan SOO1e
The team of Wall and Carteaux copied
of 1915. These boys we're hitting all the
way, getting games of 418, 421 and 40
and handicap OF Sc. L. and F. Faust
series. a finish of 444 making this total
possible. Matthews and E. Kirkhooff
reached third place with 1895. J; Martin
Goldman and Truelove, fifth with 1,27S.
Stritt and Hueber had the high single
game (actual pinSl with a score of 449
Hueber punched strikes in this game for
score of 257.
Eddie Ten Eyck took down first prize at
the Pritchett drives with score of $40
over the four-game route. Ten Eyck
next try and then came back with counts
of 207 and 21O. HOckensmith ran second
with an even 500 while w, Matthews
showed an 79S. SOhOn rolled the high
single game with a count Of Pa and
Chandler had high fourth game getting
%4l at the finish.
The indianapolis Passenger Traffic boys
used the friendship ceases rule on the
Cincinnati Passenger teams and were re-
turned the winners in every match at the
cncy en Sey h say heTe P RsS fTS
erS and HaSenstab starred for the local
boys the former getting 500 for his three
244, The only thing Cincinnati won was
the toss of the coin for the third and
deciding match. and the local boys will
shoot them on their home alleys in the
near future.
Jerry O'Grady and Harry Schneiderman
engaged in match after rolling in the
Capitol alleys doubles event, and the Silver
Flash star handed the Kokomo crack a
trimming. getting 662 65S and 81 to
Schneiderman's SIS. $50 and 652. This
affair led to a future home and home
real treat is in store for the fans of
both cities in the near future.
The match between Bob Wuensch and
Don Johnson has been arranged and these
two youngsters will pit their skill against
each other in a nine-game match, the first
three to be rolled next Sunday. We favor
Bob Wuensch to win in a close. hard
fought contest which willNgo the limit.
Two out Of three was the rule in the
ST. Phillips No. / League games at the
st. Phillips alleys, the Outlaws, Old Re-
tables and Glatt's Pharmacy defeating
the Nehi Beverage, Prima Beverage and
BarkeeperS Friend. Callahan turned in
the high total with score of 648 on
games of 1911. 2s1 and 226. Widner had
an even 600 for his series.
The A. G. Mueller Nash are well out in
front in the Ladies' Social League with a
record of 81 wins out of AZ games. Nc
Daniel Is far ahead in the individual
standings with an average of ia. Alex
ander in second place has an average of
100 while Meeker is third with 1917.
r. Wuensch has an average of EOS for
forty-two games in the Recreation League.
The H. Schmitt ms team of which he is
member Is well out in front in this loop
with record of forty-two wins to TWELVE
defeats. Winberly is second in the III
dividual standings with an average of 1877
while. Goodhue and Sargent are fight ng
1t out for the show place with 1876 each.