The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-12
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will close at midnight tonight. All entries
for this event should be mailed to Mrs;
years entry of forty-two teams is expected
to be exceeded this year. The champion
ship games will be rolled on the new
Fountain Square alleys.
The indianapolis Ladies League games
at the Central alleys Friday resulted In
Silver Flash, A. G. Mueller and Baker
Bros over the Hub Furniture, Hatfield
Paint, c. r. Akers Company and Northern
Coal Individual scores in this loop were
over the 500 mark. Johns getting sis, and
Alexander Sill Wiesman had the high
single game with score of 203.
The silver Flash and Kirshner-Lovick
teams won three games from the H. r..
Schmidt Insurance and Florsheim Shoes
the Capitol Alley Five, in the Capitol
street drives. Bill Bowen copied the high
count of 665 on games of 204, 2I6 and
PAS. McNew had 624; Carteaux, 622;
Jones, 621; Fahrbach. 622; A. Striebeck,
635 and Ostheimer, 62S.
THE CAPITOL ALLEYS WILL STAGE
A 200" SCRATCH SWEEPSTAKES SUM-
DAY AFTERNOON. THE DELAWARE
ALSO WILL RUN A "2Oo' SCRATCH.
THE ILLINOIS A 1850" DOUBLES. THE
INDIANA 900 SCRATCH AND A
MIXED DOUBLES AND THE PRITCHETT
RECREATION A SINGLES MEET FOR
BoWLERS WITH AN AVERAGE OF 1866
OR UNDER.
The Beech Grove Locomotive and Beech
the Gar cs Service leans and T Shelby St.
as the Majestic No. 2, s. and E. Accounts
and Majestic No I took two from the
Sood Locomotive S'f the Big Four league
games at the Pritchett Recreation alleys.
Timberlake turned in the high single game
with score OF 223.
In the A. c. e. S. League at the Pritchett
alleys the Geiger and Peters and Hugh J.
Baker teams won three from the Peerless
Electric and Brandt Bros. while the Gen
eral Asbestos and Wege-StanfOrd were los
ing two to the Vonnegut Hardware and
Capitol Electric. Tegeler was high with
sse sos total on games Of n'S' i'S ana
At the Illinois alleys the big Washing
ton League was in action Friday. Re
oeftering -Iitzelman Goal, Union, Tire;
Board Of Trade over the Noblesyille Mill
Tx and Big Boy. The Chancellor Cigar
and H. E. Schmitt Insurance CLUBS clubs won won
sTo sc9m soe hs seheang Tss The
dividual star during the nights play, get
ting games of l72, 2l4 and 245 for total
Of esl Koehler had 6 sS6 WoSdard 81 81
the hig hsingle game with 25S.
THE BEssrRE BOYS WON TWO FROM
b bRAqEs oT AM CANES Ta N THIS 1s 1852
SHOWED A TRIPLE WIN FOR THE M
OVER THE WERBE-METssEN AND
BEAVERS BARRETT ROLLED 233 TO
GET THE HIGH SINGLE GAME SCORE.
Pratt st. won three from the LangsdaIe
Plant as the Cambridge Transfer and En-
Av-Ant won two from the Shuster Coal
and Prospect Gas in the Fountain Square
Recreation League games. X. KarIs had
the best total with games of liz, 1919 and
2l3 count of 5S4.
The Bradley Warehouse rolled games Of Of
955, zoos and 1.036 for a total of 1896
which was good for a three-time win over
the Silver Flash on The Hare , GneV fTd
the Moran Trucking and Ballard Ice Cream
while the Marotts. after losing their hrst
game, came back with scores of 1,o44 and
league ~ soon M will iii have 200 club Of
its own Friday night johnson of the
Bradley Warehouse team entered the hall al
of fame" with games of 246. 222 and 246
a total of TIA. Burnett had 655; Wies-
man, $50: L. Fox, SOL; F. Fox, SIT: Dang
herty. sos, klrkhoH, OIL; MeeKer, oUO, ana
Speicher, 616 F. Fox scored the best single
game with count of 267 in his second
try.
One of the hottest league races in the
city is being staged in the Peoria and
Eastern-St. Matthew bowling. circuit; The
Giants and Indians are tied for the league
lead with thirty-two wins apiece and thir-
teen defeats. The Cubs, Tigers and Braves
are right on the pace-makers' heels, in
the order named. Schneider's 172 aver
age in thirty-six games is the best in the
loop. Herther. Smith and Fultz are right
behind, each with 1863.
Have you seen the nobby red handbills
floating around the city? If you haven't
here's what they say:
fright Of the Century-Nine fast rounds
to a f1nishl Kid Hines. The Indianapolis
Times. vs.. Battling Quinn, the White
Furniture Company. Three rounds Tues
day, Jan. IS, $50 p. m. Indiana alleys
Three rounds Tuesday. Jan. %, $50, p.
M, Capitol alleys. Three rounds Tuesday
Jan. %, $50 p. m. Illinois alleys. Weights.
Kid Hines. 1856 pounds Battling Quinn. 1875
pounds"