The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-16
Local Pin
Gossip
By LEFTY E

Sweepstakes play again will feature at
the local drives Sunday. At the Century
alleys q 200 scratch handicap singles will
be rolled, with entrants permitted to shoot
as often as they like. The Pritchett alleys
will hold a $50 doubles. No handicap
viii be given in this event, and no team
with an average of better thar $50 will
be eligible to roll. The boWler's highest
league average will be used. At the Capt.
tol the local speed boys will receive the
schedule there. Entry fee for this event
will be 50 which will include bowling. The
handicap singles with 200 as scratch will
entry fee of $1.25 being charged with the
bowler permitted to roll as often as he
likes.
The Indianapolis Times will stage a
tournament that will appeal to boWlers of
all classes, in the near future. No handi-
caps viii be given in this event, but all
entrants will be placed in various classes
according to their averages. 1t is planned
to haye an IA, A, B, G, D.. E and novice
which will include bowling charges. Many
cash and merchandise prizes will be
awarded. The meet will be open to both
men and women bOwlers. Watch The
Times for further details of this meet.
Two-time wins featured the Capitol No.
Lo7 7iS5soa and fH5 sii FeF Fl Flash s5set dcfe Atf8ehn ZEE
Florsheim Shoes, Coca-Cola and H. e..
Schmitt Insurance. The opponents of the
CSapitol Alley Five wiz roll their games
202, 204 and 234, for a total of $40. Nc
New had $40; Patterson. 612; Hornberger,
618' ana Pendergras, 6o4.
The. Stone. Stafford and Stone girls held
q real celebration at the Indiana alleys
Wednesday night when they defeated the
Old Gold cigaretN team one game. This is
the first game these girls have been able
to put in the win column this season and
now, other teams better watch their step
in the future.
The Marotts again featured the play in
the City League at the Elk Club alleys, for
aiGer o losing The The hrst game by a single
counts of 1,O52 and 1,o29 to bring their
taIee-game total ,up. to 2,999. The other
games also were decided over, the two-out-
5oosier Pioneer Coffee and H. G. Sargent
Point taking the Moran Trucks, Hare
sn ooaS ana Bradley WaTehouse. The
and Bradley Warehouse was a candy, the
paint boys winning with q score of 1,O45
led the individuals with a total of 679 on
games of 2l4. 241 and 224s Woodholt had
SOB; Myers, GOT; B~eauchamp, 643; Rass-
nussen, 6S1; Cray. 614; Hayes. GIG. and
Fulton, Gil.
Some real thrills were provided by the
Boys of the Washington League at tkt
turned in ai'eg the b best h tRreelgame G tofsi,
getting games of 1.O17, 1860 and 929 for
g. count of 3,0f5 which gave them a two
time win over the III. E. Schmitt BOYS. The
Wheeler Lunch. Real Silk and lettering
Lltzelman also won two from the Big Bow.
Prospect Social and Watkins Rebabbitt
while the Outlaw Five, NoblesvlIe Milling
and Chancellor Cigar made a cLean sweep
Of their series with the Prima Beverage.
Board of Trade and Union Tire. KerchwaI
punched games of 21S. 2+g and 215 for a
total Of 6ii which was high. White had
6iS; Rupyon. 6&3; Bentley, COZ: KoehIer,
c2ii Hoyt, et5; Goodhue, 65S; Baker, 6I4;
hossr1an, 500; MeCarty. 628; Brown, SOB,
and Bennett, COG. =. -. -. 4. 49,.
Raw Whites 67s for the Chancellor
Cigar team during Friday nights games
series Of raS and $50 which gives sim a
total of 2.0e5 for his last nine games in
this loon. IN average of 229 40 pins per
game, which we believe is a record of some
kind.
The Silver Flash and Baker Bros. girls
nao a great battle in the Indianapolis
Ladies League at the Central alleys. the
Flash girls nosing the Furniture team out
N two of the games. The G. f. Akers team
also won two. from the Hub Furniture as
the Hatfield Paint and Mueller-Nash took
three from the Barr theater and Northern
Coal. Roce Johns led this loop with games
OF 163. 18S an6 200. a total of 546. Nc
Daniel had 54S; REYNOLDS, 500: Meeker,
524; Fpllrer, SIS; Burnett, Sill. and Nc
Klnnon, sis.