The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-22
Local Bowling Gossip
BY LEFTY LIE

The first annual classic of the. Capitol
alleys which will be rolled on the West
Market Street drives Sunday, Feb. 3, has
attracted the. attention of the stars OF
the state and a large out-of-town entry
will help swell the entry turned in by the
local speed boys. This meet Will come at
a time when practically all bowlers, who
intend to take in the A. B. O.. meet at
Chicago, need actual tournament practice
and they intend to take advantage of 1t.
The entry fee is $40 per team IN , the co., 4,l =
dead line for entries vii be mldnignt
Feb. 2.
TIE second round of the 'tKid' Hines
at the Capitol alleys tonight at $50. With
a do or die attitude Battling Quinn de-
clares he will close the gap which ex-
listed at the end Of the first meet while 9ne
outcome, smiles knowingly. The interest,"
out . packed gallery, SO II you wish TO
Another pair of youngsters appear on
match game. Stub Matthews, the Link
Fox Fox family, viii be the participants. if
arrangements well under way materlahze.
This match is natural as both BOYS
are. holding practically the same average
Let's go.
Jerry O'Grady announces the entry
blanks TO. the second annual Lincoln oay
sweepstakes to be rolled on the MlnolS
alleys will be ready for distribution Thurs
day of this week. This is one event that
viii attract the bowlers of all classes as
handicap win be given ond in o each he ey Sest
ever offered locally, as all entry money
will be given back to the 5owlers IN n
prizes The entry Zee g n ee ~ pefi in the
singles. Pete Miller OF Anderson mas tne
boys rolling. in leagues on ms orlves
lined up and from present nq 1Ss one
boWlers 1t appears that Feb. g., 10, II
and 10 will have to be used to take care
Of the large entry expected.
ton League games at the DeIaware alleys
Monday night, the H. Schmitt ms. West
ern Oil and Falls City Lager defeating
the witt ins rSe aF Try Ne tesm
rolled games at which their opponents will
shoot later. Speckman turned IN series
Of s45 on games Of So s Ss aGS s
Scar. 614; Meyer, 6O2; Nolan, 6SS, and
McCabe, 622.
the Indianapolis Star League games re-
suited in a three-time win for the lead
ing Mailer No. / team over the Inter
type The Wrong Fonts also won three
from the Webb Press as the Printers and
and Mailers No. 10. Lee Carmin hit for
SOC with counts Of 2l2, 205 and fS9 to
lead the field.
The r. v. Law. Sinclair Refining and
Baxter Co. won three games from the
Madden Couple. United Motors and Ma
tional Refining as the General Motor
Trucks took two from the Majestic in the
Auto League games at the Elk Club
alleys Buckhorn Of the r. v. Law team
led the field With a score OF sos on counts
of 100: 222 and 204.
Charlie Cray hit total Of 642 rolling
games Of oil 225 and 206 in the Reformed
Church League which gave his team, the
First Tigers a three-time win over the
First NJ E. The Second Reformed. Car
rollton Indians. Emmanuel and Emmanuel
NO also won three from the First Owls.
Trinity. Carrollton Boosters. and st. Paurs
as the Zion team took two from the
Second Barracks.
The optimist League rolled on the Cen
trail alleys Monday night. The Cubs and
Pirates lost three to the Reds and Cards
as the Indians and Tanks copped the odd
game fran the Giants and BrzyeS- Cray
bad $40 for high total IA shis ioor.