The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-29
Local Pin
Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE :

The Meridian Garage team Of Indian
apoiis defeated the fast Jensen brothers
squad of Terre Haute IN an e%clJi,ng
Itch, By ggs Srg q Ct 'e oo Jensen H q
row his last game but left the ten-pin
for a perfect game, his score being 289.
Otto had 208 and 20i in his other, games
for total Of 698. Dave james leo the
! finish for a total of 631. Joe Fulton had
nice s16 to help a his tsS9 put w tn
o otto Wayne a Charlie Ap and Oscar Jensen
and Jean Wuest. while the locals used
fulton, Snyder. James. Richert and
Goodwin.
The mixed doubles at the Uptown alleys
was won by the team of Mrs. Shafer ana
fing and Davis were second with 942 which
made this event more or less FAMILY
| event.
Two-out-of-three was the rule, in, the
Baptist League games at the 1ilinols e pSsyy
and and Westview defeating the tuxedo. First
Baptist Reds and River Avenue boys.
Clark Of the College Avenue team had the
high score with I'll.
Entries for the first annual doubles
and singles classic to be rolled on the
midnight Saturday Feb. O. The entry fee
| for this event will be $40 per team in the
doubles and S. per man in the singles;
| certain shift, our advice is to turn IN
your entry now before the choice squads
are filled.
The Pirates, Senators, Indians and Cubs
won three from the Browns. Giants,
Yanks COPIED the odd game from the
Tigers and Athletics in the Evangelical
League session at the Illinois drives.
Autornotive -,eacue results at the Elk
Club alleys showed the Baxter Co. and
Madden-Copple taking three from the Ma
Sinclair Refining lost two to the r. v.
Law Co.
| Entries for the Lincoln day sweepstakes
at the Illinois alleys are coming in fast,
| and new city record for sweepstakes play
\ is assured. This even6. a handicap af-
| play with handicap Of two-thirds of the
| difference between the bowler's average
and 200 given. The entry fee will be SO
man in the singles with bowling charges
extra as all entry morey Will be returned
to the bowlers IN prizes; All entries 1t WI
| bility of any one receiving more or less
pins than he is entitled. Jerry O'Grady,
/ tributed entry blanks at ali alleys. so I'LL
| them out and get in on the biggest event
Of the year.
Two-time wins ruled the Recreation
League games at the Delaware alleys. the
II. Schmitt ms. THYME and Coca-Cola
Gsssr nnd WI W.s n POST
| poned series the THYME and Western Oil
won two from the H. Schmitt ms. and Falls
loop with a total of 617 on games Of 219,
2S6 and 222. Sargent had SIS and 500;
Scott, GA; Woodward, 645; Goodhue, 62s.
and Wuensch. 632.
The South Side Business Mems League
rolling. on the Fountain Square alleys
Florists and Kasper Furniture taking three
| from the Wangelin-Sharp and Wenzel
Pharmacy as the Fountain Square Lunch
ana Fountain Square State Bank took two
from the Thoman Shoes and ]. Koch
Furniture.
| The Cards and Indians took two from
the Reds and Braves as the Pirates and
Yanks won three from the Cubs and
Giants. in the Optimist League at the
Central alleys.
The Reformed Church League games at
the Pritchett Recreatioon resulted IN
B asPse i Over o the carroiton Boosters and
Trinity church as the st. Paul. Second
Reformed and Emmanuel had to be con-
tent with two-out-of three win, oyer
manuel Seconds. r. Oberlies was the only
member of this loop over the 500 marx,
getting ei5 on games Of 1876. 2i0 and zoo.
Illinois alleys will hold '.ss0' doubles
sweepstakes Sunday afternoon. First
squad will roll at ! O'Clock. Entry fec Is
si.25. For information call Ii. 074o.
The FINAL round of the Tom Quinn John
nv Hines rivalry match scheduled for. the
postponed indefinitely because Of the III
ness Of Tom Quinn Jr., who IL student
and star tennis PLAYER At Indiana uni-
ton with his son.