The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-22
Local Bowling Gossip

Realizing that a large number of bowlers
with low and high averages refuse, to en-
ter handicap meets. the former because
because he nkows he must. shoot over his
head" TO overcome the pins given the
rs, The Indianapolis Times will stage ea
singles bowling sweepstakes for bowlers of
all o, classes. to be rolled on the indiana =,
Three games, with total pins to count, viii
be, rolled: A prize list that will appeal to
all will be offered in this shoot, and the
entry fee will be but 81, which will cover
all expenses.
The Times meet will be open to both
men and women bowlerS, with seven CLASH
win Include bowlers with an average of 1856
or over; class A, IT'S to 1874; class b, 165 to
IL, class G. l5S to 164; class D, I45 to
class for the bowIers with an average be-
low 1S4. For the women averages from
Iss up xiIl be class AA class o viii be
rs to 1884; class D, lis to 1874; class E,
los. to ia, and the novice class for the
frst entry blanks FOR this event will ap-
pear In an early issue of The Times, and
the last blank Saturday, March 8, when
entries close.
Local members of the Rotary Club
indianapolis No. ] team won the cham
D 81 ssO sC Mih Ana sGa q 5sS OF saass
cal boy of the No. team, COPIED. high
thrse-game i.onors with total Of $50;
while Cross also a member Of the No; 8
bowling Of ReitzeIi, shoSalter and Meyer yts
totals s 'I being S5S, $40 and sss. respectively.
The second annual brothers tournament
s a se seYs TO-DAY d THIS aar IS sTow
ing each year and should show real en-
try. You can still secure reservations for
this meet by calling Bill Sargent at the
The Washington day sweepstakes at the
aegs as Teb VII Hess has ser nee nTa
list to offer the winners. This meet, 3
singles event, viii run on a handicap
diiference Between he bowIers' average
and 200 given. BowlerS can roll today and
Saturday.
A letter from sw. F. NJ" requests a
ruling on what should be done when the
spo.seF sticks gEsyentipS the pin on this
leagues, rolling. on alleys, using the spike
spotter. the ball is declared dead and the
pins reset for another trial, when this
occurs.
The Tool Room and Castings won two
games from the CaSllSS ana AulOUAtlCS+
as the Production and Engineers made a
clean sweep of their series with the Grim
derS and Core Room in the Link-Belt
League series at the Illinois alleys. Milt
Wimberly continued his 500 streak in lhis
loop by rolling games OF lSS, 224 and 40,
for total Of 6ls.
The Standard Grocery and A. q. W. Of
A. won three games from the Economy
Grocery ard Banquet Tea in the Capitol
No. League games at the Capitol alleys.
Trfa other games were decided over the
tvo-out-of-three route, the Penn. Cleaners.
Postoffice. Wheeler-Schsbier and Gregory
& Appel boys defeating the Fl: Harrison.
Sesrneir Towel. Diiing Candy and Cutsinger
transfer Underwood rolled 8 nice series,
leading the field with q total OF 65l on
games OF 744. 206 and col Koehler had
SIT: Hanna. 6I5. West. $40. and A. Frtck.
ma Baiiey EeaItv was the only team
alba 10 win THREE In the Elk LEAGUE games
Al IRE club ALLEYS the kreiger bows taking
the trimming. The Steele Shoe shop,
BIaeker's Chill and La seadr1eh won tive