The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-23

Five men teams using the Capitol al
leys for league play will compete Satur-
s s@e HandfcapsS viii be two-thirds
of the difference between a teams aver
age and 1000 scratch.
Another new member was added to the
s,7O0 league" during Thursday nights play
when Wall of the Post Office team OF the
Capitol No. 2 league hit the naples for an
and 27s. The 2fS game gives Wall a tie
for the high league game of the, month
with Wilson of the Gregory and Appel
team. The high game of the month on
these drives is awarded a pair Of Flor
sheim Shoes. has.
The Illinois alleys again announces a
d dpives sCT neSt s Sn18ass III pi Class On of play play
has proven very popular t~hroughout the
season and another large entry can be
expected.
stub Mathews of the Engineer team
of the Link-Belt League made a bid for
the high three-game total OF the season
at the Illinois alleys. Stub had games
of 1879, 226 and 244 for q total OF 6oy:
eight sssnt1I pins n6+. Yh or SIT # Few Ro1eyer wf he Ems
gineers were rolling against the Castings
Who had the "hotn Milt Wimberly, hitting
in his own style; and r we're e. Only MY aye s94 f6 no
his series. The Grinders and Core Room
also won two from the Castings and Auto
MATES as the Tool Room took three from
the Production.
After tuning in a total of ZIG last week
John Blue of the Sportsman team OF the
Merchants League came back a. W.T. with bin a
an average of 234 ID for the last SIX
an in his loop WEIGH, a team mate
and Lenhardt rolled 626 and COL re-
Spectively.
The Indiana. Billiard Supply and Higgins
Shoe f9ogs reg Tpf6w6 teams afieys won and dnis Sandwich
the. Roi, Tan Cigars in the ppotW 2
this loop are composed of the best women
bowlers in the city and some real scores
are being posted.
Mrs. Eddie Meyers and Mrs. Race Johns
will Journey to Cincinnati next SUNDAY
where they win roll the final half Of their
fo~urteen-game match with the fTSt Gllcyg
girls have their work cut out for them as
they are invading Clncy territory -n1ty-slA
pins down.
The outlaws gained a three-time win
over the St. Elmo Cafe team IN the Unl-
yersal League series at the PrlteneII- R fsj
loop resulted in double wins for the Rose
Tire. Van Camp Hardware. Enrich Hard
ware, kaY-O ana Folks MIX over the
Nash Tailoring, Gem Coal Company, Coca
Gotta. indianapolis Blue Print and VIZ
gina Sweet. p. Smith topped the gong
with a series of 524 on games OF 18s. 20
and 22o. Ruryon had 604; Miller, sec;
Ifiekey. 6l6, and Vollemr, GA.
But Eve days remain for entries to be
turned IN for TIE state tournament. which
vii be -olled IN 'Terre Haute next month.
Reservations for fortv-eight teams nave
been allo ted local bowlers and 1t is to be
hoped that they are Hlled-
The Queen City Inks. Schmitt Insurance
and Pivot City Blacks won two games
from the FresS Assistants. Indianapolis
star and Freshmen No. II. while the In
~dianapolis Engraving Company lost three
toNthe Pivot City Inks in the Print-CraIt
Lsague games at the Delaware alleys.
Sehrand secured the. best. total with
games of 2iS, 21s and 1872. for a count OF
e23. Woodland had e2l and Schultz. GIL.
The Cubs made q clean sweep Of their
series with the XarkS. While the Pirates
were taking two from the Giants in the
p. II Est. Mathew League games at the
Fountain SQUARE alleys