The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-28
Dozen the
Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

The St., Philip A: c. 200 scratch sweep
stakes will get under way today. the first
squad taking, the drives at 2:45 p. m. Sat-
2:45 P. Mi woerhaye. o. Michaelis.
Herb E, Hill, J. Michaelis ST.
81. 'U7Magmon N Roosevelt squad:
Houck. r. Joyce. R. Switzer. J. Wakeland,
Williams. r. Westfall.
st7,cF F. NH M BGhne L. FahT tss1' T.
0'GEady. M. o'Grady, S. Harold, J. Pro-
$50 P. M,-Barrett. C. Couner, Decker.
Farrell.
I045 P. NE Remmetter. J. Talbert,
H. Katenbach. P. orphy.
The D. m. squad at the Uptown alleys.
in the 100 scratch sweepstakes, will be
composed Of local women bowlers. Entry
money will 60 into a special prize list to
be won by the girls finishing first and
second.
taking the odd game from the Cause
POLL Trunks. the Ballard. Majestic Radio
Chevrolet, WAGNER. Atwater Kent Radio
play - at the Eiks Club alleys. Dave James
63s With ne Of ao iss and a2S MoF
ris had 616; Myers. COS: Selmeir, 6i1:
Mack, s1S: Snyder sos: wiesman. 6o2;
The McIntire Machine team was the
only club able to win three In the fast
leys. the Prma Beverage quintet being the
Wheeler Lunch, Hudgin- Caster. Hoosier op
won two from the Tuxedo Feeds. DETER
-Litzelman Coal, Indianapolis Mint Five,
Schmitt Insurance and Watkins Rebabbitt
IunEsas and Stone staged pretty race
for high total. Robby winning out with
69s to the other boys, .625. jung, hit for
single game went to Stone with score
of 267 in his second try.
The BurdsaI Paint aud Burns Employ
ment girls won three games from the
Stewart Radio and Gray. Gribben and
S tn h the indiana asrs f1 the
two contests rolled the Hoosier Pete and
Em-Roe won the odd game from the Phoe-
Gi div totais We're n rolled Sy members Of
this loop. Mcdaniel leading the field with
$50 on genes of I'll. $50 and 1879. Z.
Sss: Miller. SCI; McKinnon. SIS, and Crane.
sos.
The Novelty team won three from the
Variety In the Odd League play.
The GeIger and Peters team took the
leading yonnegut Hardgare boys Tor Two q
the Pritchett alleys. The General AS
bestoS Hetherington-Be rner. Brandt Bros.
end Tanner & Co.. also won two from the
Wege-Stanford Grav-Bar Electric. II. J.
Baker and Architectural Club Vaughn
and Happy were the. only two TO reach
tho 500 mark. their totals being 626 and
$40.
In the B. and o. League play the Su-
nerirferdent team had an easy time TAX
ing three from the Stores, as the Motive
Power and Car won two from the DIS
patehers and Transportation.
A 500 total rolled hv Secretary Rafetery
was GOOD enough 10 lead the field In the
Big Four League nav Fridav ntfht. OAR
nisv results showed the Sycamore, Mis-
sonrian and Motor Queen tatirg three
from th~ Revsi Palm. Lake shore and
o1e~r CITY Limited. as the Ohio State
limited and Southwestern Limited won
two from the Hudson River and Mound
City.
The only contest rolled IN the Fountain
SQUARE Ladies League resulted IN two
time win for the Cocs-Cola girls over the
schultz Furniture Company.
Kennev Powers has his STANLEY Jewelry
tNar, which IS composed Of railroader's S.
lined-up 10 attend the meet Of the Ameri-
cav Railroad Bowling Association. which
Will be rolled on the Adams Recreation
alleys in Columbus. o.. during March. The
Adams alleys provide all the modern fea-
lures in the bowling game. and have lay-
at Of tw~nty-six allevs on one floor. This
will he the eighth annual meeting 9f the
American Railroad Association and al 10
eel teams are invited to attend