The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-14

Al. ~ Saturday night Ken Powers
srd stub" Mathews VIII ron tue IIeI LLo ~
Q, their ten-game n sI16a ~ At 5' the same
hour the last half Of this meeI VII 1; p ~
rolled on the Uptown alley S. ma LHe sL TlT
posed of Ray Fox IN impress g.oe% ana
many OF the guesserS PreolcJ IHaV F0A0''
win haze his hands full
rarr- Schultz has accepted the chal-
1anoe issued bv Bob Wuensch ana COM
rIste ARRANGEMENTS for this matcn TLH
be MADE soon. II possible this matcn "a ais %
viii be rolled over the week enc 70 No.
room for the Junior championship meet
Fntrie. 20 date for the Junior meet
sooHs a 6eJd OF high class bowlers en-
rolled We haze Larry Fox, BOD uhsch'
Larry schultz Cleo Pendergras, hothroSk,
StUh Mathews Charlie SchOtt, Mike
O'Gradv Ken Powers and Ray Fox hned
nm al present with two more entries pos
sibIe PIav will consist Of ten gamc
homeland home match. the losers to ee
eliminated until q final winner Is declared
The winner will receive diamond meaaI'
hut must defend his championship agaInS'
Inc bovs he defeated. the right to chsl-
Ienve 10 be decided by averages r0lIeo 10
the elimination contest. The entry zee
will be SO per man. with ho"hh8 chS'SeS
extra.
An open singles meet will be rolled on
the Capitol alleys sunday. Entry Zee WI
be 50 per man, which includes bowling
A. the Pritchett Recreation a $50 dou-
HES will be rolled. Partners highest aver
age will be used in reaching this total
The Marott Shoe Shop and Kirschner-
Coca-CoIa and 9-F Coffee as the Hare
Chevrolet, silver Flash and American Cen
trail took the ODD game from the luke
Specials Auto Equipment and HalgrenS
PeoTis life. Joe fulton tossed in games
of 202. 345 ana 2l2 for a total OF oSs
which vas high. Bowen hao oI9; west
Spencer. 500; Wiesman. Gil; Hukle, 6o2,
md Morris. $50.
The Lighthouse and Bull of the Woods
teams won three games from the Sam
HoWdy and Major Hoople as the POP
C,unns won two from the Iag-a-iOngs IN
the indianapolis Times League games a.
the Indiana alleys. John Hines rolled high
score With q count of 207 in his first
game.
The Old Gold. Prest-O-Iite. and Miller
9andvlch girls won two from the S. S
and s., AnheuSeT-Busch and Hoosler Hose
While the Big Four lost three to the In,
League. List was the only girl to reach
the 500 mark, getting 545 with games Of
1873, 1T and 1870.
Four teams from the Indianapolis Pas
senger Traffic Club will journey 70 en-
cinnati sunday for the third and deciding
series with the Passenger Traffic boys
from the Queen City. Each city has "of
one match and Sundays contests VIII bf
hard fought.
Tb. Fletcher Savings and Trust and
Continental NtionaI took three FROM I'M
American Central Life and Marion county
white the Fletcher American won two
from the City Trust In the Bankers League
Games at the DelaWare alleys. George o.
the Continental team hit games OF ~,
2S7 and I'll for total OF 500. moor'
The Ideal Cleaners we're the only clut
III the UptoWn League able to sin thre'
-sries, the American Linen boys being TN
ytctir1s In the other sets the HlulaL
sDoIs Candy. B. B. Specials. Coca-Coit
and Artificial Ice lost the oQo game u
the Denham Oil. Hanna Register; BAH ~
Uptown Theater and Metalcratt. ", "
? sore Of 655. getting games Of 100, 20
and 22s. Hams had 645; Cummings, 6oI
UuuFete 6O2. Sherman. 6l2; Mcterren
6SI: Born, 62s, and Miller, COL.
Harry Hurt. e former city, and stat,
champieu bowler, died WeoneS0aY mornln y
of pneun. onis at his home in Philaoelpnla
Years ago to enter business and -as m
-ounder OF the Leighton-Hurt Paint 90
re remained active in the bowling g4m'
and was recognized as among the pes
M Phillv Jimmy Hurt, star ahons w
local bowlers. is brother CT hatI}}
for burial Funeral services Will ne pelS
Saturday at 1890 6. m, at l1cNeely anS
sons, 1928 n. Meridian st. Burial VII
bp IN Crown Hill