The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-15

starting with eight strikes and SPAR
ing the rest of the way. It was a
great exhibition of ten pins by the
two stars and they had other league
members pulling for them.
The annual tournament of the Bankers
League will be rolled on the Delaware Re-
creation alleys next Friday. G. R. Weise
is IN charge and all entries should be
md to n The teams P9 f6E in this
year to year and at the present time are
considered on the par with any restricted
loop in the city.
Bill Sargent announces the second an
nual brothers tournament to be rolled on
the Delaware alleys. Feb. % and "a. A
handicap VIII be given each team entered
with 400 being used as scratch. This
clause allows a non-league bowler to enter
at the ia average mark.
The Capitol No. > League games rolled
on the w. Market st. drives resulted in
a three-time win for the Wheeler Schebler
POstoffice and Standard Grocery over the
A. C.. w. of A., Economy Grocery and
Cutsinger Transfer while the Gregory and
Appel and BANQUET Tea copped the odd
game from the Penn Cleaners and Dilling
Candy. Four games reached the 1000
mark in this session, the ;017 of the Penn
Cleaners being high; IeiiO o1T Of the Ft
total of $40 on games of 217, 1888 and 235
Pendergrass had 6Ig; Harvey. 6Oi; KoffeI
625; GrOmer: $780,, Carteaux, 632. and
Thompson, COS, which included the high
single game of 255.
The Kay-o and Gem Coal clubs took
Hal, ware in the Universal League session
at tn Pritchett alleys. The other games
In this loop resulted in a two-time win
Folks Milk over the indianapolis Blue
Print, Nash. Tailoring. and. Rose. Tire.
Weinner turned in. games of 2S4, 1875. and
Parker had 500 and Tegeler $40.
The Tigers. Browns and Giants slipped
dians and Yanks as the Cubs took the odd
game from the Pirates in the P. and E.
s.. Mathew League series at the Fountain
mark each game. getting scores of 22S, 2Ol
and 200 for total Of 624.
League at the Delaware alleys, the H, E.
Schmitt Insurance. .PresSmenS Union,
Queen City Ink and Pivot City Blacks de-
dianapoIis Star. Indianapolis Engraving
and Pivot City Inks over this route Mox-
lev. Schultz and Fehr rolled better than
900, getting totals of CSC, 62S and Sol, re-
spectively.
Local printers are tuning up. for tie an
nual print craft tournament that will be
rolled in Toledo. Feb. 90 % and Is. In
dienapolis printers always have produced
champion for this meet and this year eX-
pect 70 repeat with such stars as Fred
Schleimer, Ed Striebeck, Ed Hornberger,
John Fehr. Lee Carmin Ed Eoffstatter
Lew Fahrbach and c. Monkey listed from
here.
The Elk League games at the club alleys
resulted in a triple win for the La Fen
orich and Krieger teams over the Smith
Bakery and White Star Gas as the Steele
Shoe shop and Cut Rate took two from
the Bailey Realty and Blackers Chilli Chris
Rasmussen hit the best three-game total,
score of $40. Widn.r had 602; Johnson.
SIS. and Weisman. col.
The GrinerS and Castings we're the only
Link-Belt League teams to roll Thursday
night, the Castings winning three games
As usual Nult Wimberly led by getting a
total of 6S2 on games of ESQ, 100 and 206.
There win be 9 handicap sweepstakes
at the Uptown alleys tonight Entrants
who desire to shoot in this event NAV
OIL at any time.
Tournament time ranidIy is growing
nearer and with all of the Sweepstake
practice local boys have been getting this
season they should give a good account
OF themselves in the various big meets.
Pete Miller Of Anderson is holding a
sweepstakes on the new Anderson drives
March ;. The Anderson boys have a real
layout TO shoot on, the fourteen alleys
across one floor having but one post and
that divided and s. The meet viii be
! handicap affair which gives all boWlers
an equal chance to COP.