The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-09
Dozen the
Alleys
: WITH LEFTY LEE

After slow $50 start the Gauspontt
from the Meridian Garage in the CITY
League play Al other c tb IN tnfS
three route. the Ballard Ice Cream. Ma
jestic Radio and Marotts defeating the
Hare Chevrolet Wagner , Radio G anS
Coffee Coffee bows D rolled the best game of the
total tsI" Of 1896 in their last try. Miller
Kirkhoff and Naughton stag itb sota pLe' ~
639, 637 and $50 respectively: Others TO
reach the 500 mark were: r. Fox. 6o3
Fulton, sos; Kreis, Gil; Burnett, 6o7. and
L. Fox. 500.
The Coca-Cola rs. Wangelin Sharp was
the only contest rolled in tne I rount TirIa
Square Ladies League. the Coca-Cola~ girls
winning the odd game.
Two time wins also featured the
Prospect Social League PLAY; the NO No ~ Ahr
The diamond SDooners won two games
from he Diamond Strikers IN IN ane
Diamond Chain League play. A wv score
The Motor Queen, Southwestern rl and 4
Knickerboeker clubs OF I'll, the w,6 Big at f4 fhe
ena Roy "a Pc Palm muoso the ' Mound Ply
Special. sewanee. River and ono ONO S Tis
sourian and Sycamore Limited: +. Hide
brandt was the leading scorer in this loop
getting a total of 634 with games Of AZ
222 and 191. Burkhardt was next WIN
The Gieger & Peters. vonne3gut Hard HARD.
win over the Artists Club, Tanner & Co;
and Motherstead-F Filth. as the genera
Electric Supply. II. T. Baker and Genera
Asbestos lost two to the Graybar Elec-
tc Hethe1nRtOn
at the Pritchett alleys.
The Judicial team won the odd game
from the Clerks. as the Mu7icipal boys
took the entire series from the Lawyers
In the Courthouse League play
Play in the Fountain. Square No.
League showed a three-ti4he win for the
Martin Truck. Cambridge Transfer Tran rd,o ana e
>. Atkins and Triangle Tile. as the Bemis
Bag won two from the Schuster Coal
Fuitz led with 6l9 total. which included
the high single game OF 23O. Allen mao
col.
The B. &. D League play showed two .,oo
Motive Power. as the Car quintet took the
entire series from the DispatcherS. Con
ley put in q row of strikes for a go the
highest best game of the season Tor this
league.
The Barrett Coal No. 9. and Republic
Creos9te won two from The Re,; J. 5 = 5aTk
while the Grain Dealer and Hoosier Brick
teams took three from the Ben Bey and
Nipple Grocery in the st. Joan OF ARC
League play at the Uptown alleys.
Triple wins by the Phoenix Press, Burd-
sal Paint and Em-Koe girls over the HOO 100
tured the Indianapolis. Ladies League
play The Burns employment won two
other the co Contest rolled. McAnly was the
only girl to reach the 500 mark IN this
loop, getting 5Iy with games OF loi, %V5
and 16J.
Earl McCarty put on big finish to help
the Watkins Reba obitt take three IRON
the H E. Schmitt Insurance in the
OF 269. The leading. Hefelman Candy
team also won three from the, Oeftering-
Litzelman Coal as the Wheeler lunch,
lis Mint Five and McIntire Machine COPIED
the odd game. from the Ajax Gold Bond,
Tuxedo Feeds. Hudgin-Carter; Prima
-rlled brilliant series to lead over the
cnre-gam rout, getting scores OF Zo2, zlt
! and 2o5. total CT $50 Baker had 604
hue. sos; Cross. $50: Fiier, 62l; Montague
629, and Woodland, GIL.
Late in December Jimmy Smith, the
wonder OF the bowling world, again will
tempt to prove that he is still the best
in the game, by to king on Billy Knox. of
Philadelphia, Charley Daw of Milwaukee
and Fred Bar6ella Of Detroit. in a round
robin series at the Recreation drives In
Detroit Smith was on the losing end
Of championship match but once. Jimmy
Blum of Chicago defeating him by a
margin of % pins over the sixty-game
route The veteran has sixteen 800 totals
10 mis- credit. but believes the thirty-game
total of 1911 for an average OF 243 TIC
pins per game rolled in Denver in 1925
was his greatest performance. But one
game fell below the 200 mark, while he
had twelve over $50. Smiths Denver
record follows: