The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-18
Dozen the
Alleys
= WITH LEFTY LEE

The Dubs. team composed Of bowleri
from the Uptown alleys. visited ANDERSON
Sunday to roll the Anderson five. Anoer-
son was in unbeatable form. and the
match was over as far as the hnal result ST..
rolled. every member of the Anderson team
being over the 200 mark 70 total TO 70
the locale. 800. samuels was the big gun
throughout the match. his score sheet
showing q total Of 7ls on games Of 21a.
226 and 2l5. Hubbard, with total Of 59S,
gas. the dog" Of the Anderson club; the
lnal score was: Anderson. l73; uptown
Dubs, 1885.
Lou BuehIer led the Reds to two
time win over the Yanks in the optimist
League play at the. Pritcbstt alleys, when
he rolled games Of 222. 2Ol and Is2,
the Braves. the Pirates and Cubs took
the entire series from the Indians and
Giants.
The Hayes Body team ro:;ed the feature
series in the Commercial League play az
the, Illinois alleys. scoring total Of 29oS
three from the Jewel Tea. The. Ballard.
Crescent Paper and A. C. w. of A. also
G. FOUNDRY and Martin-Parry. while the
Citizens Gas and Geo. J. Mayer won two
! from the Link Belt and Holcomb and
Hoke.
A 400 scratch doubles again will be the
attraction at the Illinois alleys next sun
day The popularity OF this event again
| vas proven last Sunday, when sixty -one
teams took shot at the attractive prize
list offered.
The 300 score rolled by Chris Rassmus-
sen on alleys and 8, during the Pot OF
again proves the adage, that a bowler can
get them on any drive when he is right.
Since the city tourney this pair has been
pin spiIlers, failing to hit. during this
play.
pr4-. ~ or
less are needed TO I'LL vacancies in league
rolling Thursday night at the Uptown al
leys. If interested call Bailey at Wash
1904.
The Hoosier Furniture was the only club
in the Intermediate League able to win
TINS. TWo-time wins were turned IN py
the Cremo Cigar. Ben Hut and Jack, Spe-
Gals over the Mrs, Mills Pie. independents
best three-game total with score Of GAG.
Truelose rolled 6l9 and Hubbard. 614.
Wheat went up in the Board of Trade
League series, when they took three games
from the Oats, as the Straw and Rye
won two from the Corn and Hay.
The Material boys won two, from the
Lumber in the only contest rolled in the
Allied Coal League.
The Rotary league rolled their weekly
series at the Indiana alleys Tuesday night.
The Kelly, Van AuSdal, Edle, bennox,
Holycross and Lieber teams won three
from the Laird, of. Diddle, Dyer, Taylor
and LongWortfL while the Demaree and
Henry teams were losing two to the Smith
and Morrison boys. Randall rolled series
of 636 to lead the league.
W. Hoffman led the Thompson Recrea-
ton to q three-tme win over the GRANGE
team in the Speedway League play at the
Indiana with a total of 65l on games of
1874 232 and 225. Other games rhowed
the RoSner. Stanley JeWelry, Esterllne-
Angus and Enrich Hardware taking two
from the PreSt-O-Lite. Speedway Lumber.
Thaye rand Keller uulntetS. Sturm and
Kelley also reached the 600 mark with
totals of 635 and 622.
Play in the Water Company League saw
the McCreary team taking three. from the
outlaws as the Cellar Rats and Damf1no
won two from the Red Hots and TIL
angles.
Three-time wins featured the Fountain
Square No. League play, the Prospect
Social, OefterinG- Litzelman Coal and In
dianapoIis Drop Forge defeating the mowwe
Malt ,Klee and Coleman and Stahlhut
JeweIry. Bob Haagsma was the only 500
shooter during this series, games Of 24o,
22I and 162 giving him count OF 62S.
The Cubs won two from the, Cards, as
the Yenks and Giants made clean sweep
of their series with the Pirates and IN
dams in the St. Patrick League play at bhe
Fountain Square alleys.