The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-18
Local Bowling Gossip and League Notes

All the boys around the various alleys
were very much interested in the an
nouncement Of Saturday regarding the
to be rolled on the Indiana alleys Starting
March Is. Here are some OF the out
standing features Of this event: The
shooting at a different prize list; a large
number of merchandise prizes will be
awarded along with the cash awards to
which will cover all charges; no handi-
cap will be given any bowler but there
will be seven classiications in both the
women's and mems division of play; bowl
ers to be classified according to aver.
ages. Entry blanks and full details Of
this meet will appear in the Times soon.
three votes and obtained the 1880 Women's
Central States meet. On the first ballot
the vote stood Dayton, 81 Indianapolis,
vote was 81 for Dayton to "a for In
dianapolis. The local girls also failed ON
the alleys, the Baker Bros. team gett a6S
Full details regarding the doubles and
singles have not been received as yet,
but among the girls that rolled early Sun.
score with a count of 5S4 in her singles.
The Ideal Cleaners defeated the Coca
Cola team "a OF Kokom m , n NE 2 special g dsd match at1;1
set was rolled on the Uptown alleys, n
the local boys put the match away early
when they scored 1867 in their hrst game.
The st. Phillip outlaws and Denham
Oils will tangle in a special home and
hone home match match mex next 6 SUNDAY ag,1 af bs no5Ipd and nd
the st. Phillip drives at 2 ?. m. and the
final three games. at the Uptown drives
e. seen Setting m; ! soi fast Of ps sneSf in 0l thsir ha rye
spective leagues and an exciting contest is
assured.
Frank Hueber was the winner Of the
open singles sweepstakes at the Capitol
alleys with a score of $50. L. Faust was
on s2s, Hueber pulled through with a win
when he finished with a 245 game.
After the singles meet q mixed doubles
was rolled on the Capitol drives, Mrs. l:
with a total of 1,109.. Miss Fost and P.
Henry were second with 1,0S9.
Nike O'Grady copied the handicap sin
giles meet at the Century alleys with a
fine score OF $50, shooting games of 225.
100 and 205. to which was added a handi-
with 667, while Stevenson was third on
652. Stevenson was very consistent. get
ting games of 201. 201 and 202.
Milt Wimberly rolling OF the last squad
Of the Illinois alleys singles sweepstakes
came through with games OF ZIG, 247 and
handicap for a total of 706. and 1rst place.
Barrett was second with a total of 693,
which included the high single game of
268. Others to reach the prize. list in this
Spratley, $50; Faust. $50; Thibedeau, 648;
DIFFERING. 645: Phillips, 644, and Roeder,
644. One hundred m twenty-five bowlerS
competed in this event.
All entrants Of the junior championship
meet are requested to be present at a
meeting to be held at the CapitOl ALLEYS
will be completed at his timS and a
schedule arranged. Be present if you wish
to roll.
Fonnie Snyder and Zwisler rolled
wonderful ten pins to win the $50 dou-
bles meet at the Pritchett alleys, getting
a score of 1859 on games Of 43l, AIS,
1873 and 405. Snyder had $50 and zwiSler,
$40. Vollmer and Vaughn finished sec
ond with a count Of 1890.