The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-23
Local Pin
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4 new record entry was received for. the
Trt-State Printcraft tournament which
opened IN Toledo, o.. today; One hun;
and l4S Of them VIII be in there attempt
ing to take the crown from the local Cen
who will be on hand with the same lineup
Much interest has been displayed by local
members OF the craft and seventeen teams
with the usual famous banquet Monday
night. Toledo boosters report everything
in readiness for the out-of-town bowlers,
ana assure all a royal time from their ar
rival until their departure.
The Indianapolis P. and E. team invaded
the p. and E. boys of that division for the
honor of representing these divisions at
the New York Central finals next month In
Detroit. The six high-ayerage men of the
local p. and Z. League viii make up the
team, and = battle royal has been. In
pro- sS for the past month By the boys
OF Schneider. Fuitx, Helmick. Smith, Fields
and Captain Harmon. Last years match
resulted In win for Urbsns and the local
evening up matters.
Jerry. oGrady and several car loads OF
his hackers will drive TO Kokomo this eve
ming where Jerry VIII roll Harry Schnei-
ateS r6e nai Ssf Of t6is mach mi
be rolled here Sunday. March 2. Both of
these boys are real pin SpillerS, and a
close event with some real scores posted is
predict ed
A novel and interesting match game be-
card at the Prstchest " Recrestion a aiieys.
The opponents will be Mrs. Frank Fox and
Raymond vs.. Mrs. sBess Mccarthy and
ever rolled here, and it should prove very
interesting TO the raii-birds.
I'll.
their schedule at the Uptown drives Fri
day. The team of Mueller and McKtnnon
was the only outfit able to, win three
games sI,ss; these girls defeating the team Of
the Uptown stars. Food shop and Hig-
gibson Shoes won two from the DR.. Mason,
BSssrgeIgeI Special and Kries Transfer.
and Alexander featured With total of
LIS; getting games Of Sos. 4o7 and 4o3,
games Of l52, 1875 and aS4, for a total Of
A head pin tournament will be the at
traction at the Capitol alleys Sunday This
style OF play always has been popular
here, and as this Is the first one staged
this season it should attract a large entry.
The Washington day sweepstakes is still
running at the Century alleys, and anyone
wishing to roll In this event are requested
70 can Arch Heiss at the Century alleys
The brothers handicap tournament will
hold the boards at the Delaware alleys to-
DAY ana Sunday. In addition TO the cash
awards, championship medal win be
given the winners of this meet Entries
are still open and you can secure Teser-
alleys.
Sundays play at the Illinois drives will
be the ever popular 200" scratch handi-
cap sweepstakes. From 125 to $50 entries
nave rolled in this affair each Sunday.
ana another large turnout is expected.
Kroner led the boys In the CspitoI
No. ! League series at the Capitol alleys
getting games Of 204, 2O6 and 236 for a
total 646. Cartcaux had $50; Wilson 6I5;
Bust, 500; McHew. 623, and HornberRer,
6l4. The Coca-Cola won three from the
NtmAn Transfer as the Roy Steele and
Capitol Alley Five took the odd game from
the Silver Flash and Kirshner-Loyick.
The Marotts continued to set dizzy
pace in the City League games, getting
scores OF 1861, 9s2 and I.058 for q total
Of 3.Osl. which was good for a three
lime win over the Maron Truck. In the
other games the Pioneer Coffee. Hare
Chevrolet and Ballard Ice Cream pon two
from the Bradley Warehouse, Sargent
Paint and Silver Flash OIL Frank Dad
Fox pounded out gameaAof 2I3, 223 and
IA for a total Of $50, Which vas high
Wiesman had 638; Rasmussen. 634 Pol
Naughton. $40.