The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-21
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

The Mallory-Weiland team lost three
League session on the Pritchett alleys
Thursday night. All other contests rolled
in this loop we're decided two-to-one. the
S. S. Service. Enrich Hardware, Watts
Press, Coca Cola and Van Camp Hard
ware defeating the NoblesVille Milling Out
laws E Feenney, Furniture. Gem Coal and
rolled. Koelling and ZiZ tying for the
lead with 6o4. while Miller hit col.
Roy DoolittIe, the converted left handler,
ing last weeks play of the Universal
League, cleaning up the 10 split. The
season is well advanced. but this is the
first time this practically impossible shot
has been made.
A merry widow doubles sweepstakes will
be rolled on the Fountain Square alleys
Sunday Information and reservat tons can
At the Illinois alleys a 400 scratch dou-
bles will hold the boards Sunday. the first
squad taking the drives at p. m. Satur-
day night 200 singles with new boWilng
The American Central and Maple Road
teams won three games from the Meyer
Fletcher S American st and Indiana n6 Ma National
had to be satisfied with a tWo-time win
over the Fletcher Savings and Trust and
series on the Eiks Club alleys. Kohl topped
Sandidge by one pin to lead this loop.
COO to COS.
Miller turned in dandy series to Lead
the Blacker Chile team to a threc-time
win over the Smiths Bakery. his 654 series
2J9- The La Fendrich team also won
three from the Cut Rate, while the Muller
Nash took two from the Anheuiser- Busch.
These games were rolled in the Elks
League on the club alleys.
.Three-tlre wins featured the Daughter
a dee and L Keeeae PAY eTs 5s fRs
Heidenreich Florists and Isabellas. Con-
molly had the outstanding games during
this series. her total of $40 on games Of
l64. Isl and 1875 being high.
The 40 scratch singles sweepstakes for
women bowlers. to be rolled on the
by large list Of merchandise prizes. added
to the regular prize list. II you have
not enrolled in this meet call the Pritchett
alleys and secure reservations.
The Coke and Crane teams found the
going to their, liking in the big Gas
and Meter boys, while the Service, Holder,
truck, Tar, Ledger and Statement quin-
tets were annexing the. odd game from the
and Maine. johnson was the only player
able to reach the 600 mark during these
contests. his sheet showing games OF 224
lel and 2l3, total OF 628.
After slow start of 42e. the Banquet
Tea team came back with games of 636
and S33, to take two games from the
SWeetheart Bread, during the Essential
Food and Gardner Special also won two
from the Sugar Creek Creamery and the
Weibke, while the Pittsford Pie took the
entire series from the Illinois Boosters.
Stub Mathews grew better each game
and led the play in the Link Belt League
with total of 610. on games of 2cO
COZ and POS. which helped the OffsetS take
the odd game from the Production bows.
The Snaggers and Gears also won two
from the ToolrOOm and Foundry as the
leading Castings and Grinders won the
entire series from the Punchers and
EwaTt.
The Indianapolis Star had an easy time
taking three games from the C. E. PauleV
during the Printcraft play on the Indiana
alleys. The odd game in the other con-