The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-25

cIudes the bowling charges.
Leagues rolling on the Sacred Heart
alleys will participate in handicap tour
nament at these drives Jan. 26, 27 and %.
This event is an annual affair with five
man. doubles and singles contests being
staged. Harmening and Vogel are among
the favorites to cop in the doubles event,
but where handicap system is employed
favorites are as rule given ride by
dark horses.
An open singles sweepstakes is to. be
rolled on the Pritchett Recreation alleys
Sunday night, the first squad to take the
drives at 6 O'Clock. All of the Indianapolis
during this play, with stars from other
leagues attempting to trim the boys on
their home drives
At the Illinois alleys the highly success
full ''%J0'' scratch singles sweepstakes will
again be in order. The entry fee which
includes bowling charges will be $1.25 and
an attempt to raise last Sundays record
entry. of 142 will be made. The first
Squad is scheduled to roll at 1 p. m.
The Capitol alleys card for Sunday calls
for doubles play with 400 as scratch. Last
Sunday the team of Carteau and Wall were
the winners over large field with a fine
total OF 1915. The entry fee charged will
cover bowling expenses and will be So per
team. Reservations can be made by calling
the Capitol alleys.
The Sportsmen and Weber Milk won
three games from the Keystone Six and
Roines Alumni, as the Bittrich Meat Mar
ket. Gerking Bros. Specials and Coca-Cola
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Blue turned in a total of 65s with games
Of 1879. 222 and 247; In a postponed set
R WReee also SIT To aave sS s2 sem H had ss
Rosemeyer. 610. and Cooper, 602. Cooper S
COZ was secured with games of 1879. 201
and 202.
The L. S. Ayres League games showed
the Credits and Receivers taking the odd
boys. ct the indiana aileys. MicbeaIis com
tinued to set the pace for these boys by
rolling GIL with games of 21Oj 40 and 231.
The Guns popped the Athletics for three
games as the Radios and Galatians lost
two to the Tackle and Batkin boys in the
Em-Roe League at the Indiana alleys.
Roedsr crashed the NAPLES for games of
176. 222 and 169 a total of 5e7, which was
far ahead of the rest of the field.
Two-time wins was the rule in the
alleys, the Experimental. F. M. & Co. and
Punch Press clubs taking the Engineers.
Assembly and Toolroom over this route
he punched his strikes in the last game
for score of 236.
nc n. " w. VI A.s huceker- ScneDIef,
Cu'singer Transfer and Banquet Tea teams
va three from the Selmeir Towel, Fort
HARRISON, Dilling Candy and Standard
Grocery in the Capitol No. 2 League. The
other SERIES showed a two time win for
the Penn Cleaners and Gregory and Appel
over the Postoffice and Economy Grocery.
Dude West after slow start Of III came
back WITH games of 2S1 and 2S3 for the
high tots If GAL. A. Prick had 63S; But
Ter, GIG: FeIIon. COS; Engelking, 627;
Derse, GIG. and Bentley. 632. High single
game went to Derse with a score of 25G
in his last game.
The Universal League games at Pritch-
ett,s resulted IN two-time win for the
Indianapolis Blue Print, Outlaws Rose
Tire and Coca-Cola over the Enrich Hard
ware. Van Camp Hardware. ST. Elmo Cafe
and Virginia Sweet as the Folks Milk and
Kay-O boys made a clean sweep over the
General Coal and Nash Tailoring. Updike
had high single and high three-game total
with a count of SIG on games of 1T ESQ
and 1856: p Miller rolled 609 and Weim-
er. GIL.