The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
Local Pin
Gossip
. BY LEFTY LEE

The tenth annual women's city
bowling tourney will get under way
at $3.50 p. m. today when six booster
teams will take the drives.
Play will continue through today
and Sunday, and next Saturday and
Sunday, Feb. 2 and 8. Forty-four
teams are enrolled in this meet and
new records are looked for in the
scoring. The present champions
and their scores are:
Team-Nancy Hart Candy, 2,571.
Doubles-Meyer-W iesman, 1850.
Singles--M. Mayer, 5C5. All Events
-Schneiderman, lab.
Outstanding favorites in the team
event are the Baker Bros, Mueller
Nash, and Silver Flash Gas. The
Nancy Hart Candy team has dis
banded since last year
Entry blanks for the second annual lin
coin day sweepstakes to be rolled on the
Illinois alleys have been distributed to all
81 yre 9ouOes ana M nFf Be taEsn
jan. 80 At feast twelve e games anne must Be
Randicap Te schedule he'd 20 will call for !G play
Feb. q 10, II and -, with entries closing
at midnight, Feb. &.
Definite arrangements have been made
for the ten game match between Stub
Sunday. Feb. 8, with the final five scbed-
Feb. 10.
| Charlie (Chuck) schott has issued
challenge to the winner of the Don John
son VS.. Bob Wuensch match, which will
P. m. and finish at the Delaware Recre-
alton, Sunday afternoon, where the final
I'VE games viii be rolled, starting at $3.50
will be Immediately accepted by the
The Union Tire and Prina Beverage
boys made q. clean sweep Of their series
with the Real Silk and Board of Trade as
the Watkins Rebabbitt. Chancellor Cigar.
DIFFERING Litzeiman Coal teams u took two
from the Outlaw Five. Heffelman Candy.
Big. BOY. Noblesyille Milling and Prospect
at the Illinois alleys. Werner topped the
Of 2oi 2os and 2os for a total Of so lf.
"illmore had SOC for his series.
The Mueller Nash, @. R. Akers and
BARS Theaters won two from the North
as the Hub Furniture lost three to the
Silver Flash In the Indianapolis Ladies
League at the Central alleys. Mcdaniel
led the individuals with a total of 541
on gGmss of 1888, 176 and III. Johns had
$50 and McKinnon, 5I4.
The Capitol No. / League session re-
suited in a two-time win for the Schmitt
Insurance, Kirschner-Lovick, and Capitol
Alley. Five over the Niman Transfer. Roy
E.: Steele and Florsheim Shoe. while the
Silver Flash nosed out the Coca-Cola in
all three games. Roy Haislup showed the
best total with score of SAB on games
of 1876. 237 and Eli. McNew had 632
Reitzell, COZ; Kramer. COS; Fahrbach, 6O4.
and r. Fox, sos.
The Silver Flash team win journey to
Terre Haute Sunday where they will roll
the fast Terre Haute team in the first
half of home and home match. Sun
day Feb. 3, the last half of this match will
be rolled on the Pritchett alleys.
The Ballard Ice Cream was the only
team able to win three in the City League
at the Elk Club alleys. tha Sargent Paint
being the victim. The Marotts, Hare
Chevrolet and Silver Flash Oil won two
from the Hoosier Pioneer, Bradley Ware
house and Moran Trucks. Wheeler pro-
pounding out 26S in his final game.
Meeker turned in the best three-game total
with score of 6S2 games of 22S. 2lO
and 245. L. Fox had 1219: F. Fox, 800;
Bruder. sos; Myers, 604, and Wheeler, $40.
The Fox Family made it unanimous in
getting the wood Friday night, Larry
having $40; Ray, SOB, and Daddy Frank
an even 500 on which to 'baSk."