The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-14
Local Pin
Gossip
by LEFTY LEE

Pete Miller and Karls we're the winners
at the The riinpis alleys with 4 total Of i,S2S.
Their sheet showed games of 400, S72 and
437. Engleknig and Cutsinger were second
Faust Aus Showed on i2o5. Ten prizes were
awarded in this play. the low to cash
being 1,160. Seventy-four teams COM
peted, which is one of the best Showings
play Next Sunday these alleys will stage
a ''200'' scratch singles event.
Pete Miller, the sweepstakes king"
when asked how to account for the diff
ference in his form in Sweepstake and
league play, explained by saying: II just
bear, down when have my money on
the line"
The writer got hot" in the Capitol al
ley 1900 scratch sweepstakes, and copied
first and second prizes with totals of !Sg
games OF 2S7, 24S and 2S2 to which was
added a twenty-pin handicap; Just TO
make 1t day we also copied the high
in nF the s ess se sHUe others to Teach the
prize list in this event were: TruIove,
$50; Phillips, go, and Harrison, $40.
and singles classic to be rolled on the
Capitol alleys have been distributed. The
play in this event is open to all, the entry
fair break for all entrants alleys 10, a.
Is. 16, II and IS will be used in the dou-
t Gs s ahe seyS per cent Of the
prize list will be the award to the win
nerS in each event.
Keeter. the little east side vet, who
used to rank with the best of them on the
old Liederkranz alleys when John Baron
ana .ti MS famoqs befg sane n fSs were
Of is4. Meief and Dearborn are on his
heels, however, with 1873 each.
Hanna tops the list in the Rotary Hub
League standings with an average of 1871.
averages of IFS and ia. While Jim Ran
dali and Charlie Fields are down in the
list at present, both are capable of hold
present and our advice to the leaders is to
wtach these boys.
The Old Gold Cigarette team is walk
ing. away from the field in the Indiana
Ladies League having won forty-f1ve out
Of ffty-one games. The Big, Four team
Cox leads the girls in this loop. with an
are Tea for second pace Win 81 e each
The twelve team Speedway League
shows the Allison Engineering boys lead
The Eastman Cleaners are in position to
take the. lead, being but two games away.
Weea Ehe sheKS casting eeer e an
Hoo son and the Speedway Realty. The
individual race Is also close. Black and ".
while Monkey in third place has 1877.
Lacey was the winner in the 1900"
when he rolled a total of GIL with a
handicap of 80 pins. Others to roll well
UP in this event were; Goldman, GAS;
play.
A large entry competed in the los
Recreation drives. Sunday night Four
games across eight alleys were rolled:
TIA Kelly was second with 1852, and w.
Holt third with 1853. Fourth, w. Miller,
749, and fifth. Wenning with 746 High
with 235. Haley had the second high
game with 234 while Steinecker copied the
special prize for high fourth game with
The outlaws and GIatt Pharmacy teams
Tand ha an d se fr9 the b tb Hah
Beverage. and Garvey's Gallopers were
t taxi 1g - two games from the Monarch
in the st. Phillip No i League games, at
the st. Phillips alleys. Micheaiis Jr |
copped ell high honors with total of |
635. on games Of 1Ss. 257 and 1879. Har-
gon was next high with sos for his !
three games.
Mrs. Fulton Is out in front in che
Indianapolis Ladies' League with an aver |
age of 1853. Mrs. Ed Meyer and Race |
Johns, teammates of Mrs. Fulton are
second and third, respectively, with aver
ages of 1872 and 161. The Baker Bros. /
team Is on top in this loop with record |
of forty wins and eleven defeats. The |
hind the leaders.
The Illinois alleys will hold q, 5000 |
scratch sweepstakes next Sunday after |
noon. Bowlers may roll as often as they |
wish. For information call Lincoln O74O. |