The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-20
Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

With the start OF the final round OF
play in the Indianapolis League pins
Weighing 80 are being used. These logs
we're set up Tor the first time Wednesday
night, and as result the scoring was be
low its usual standard for this loop. The
Meridian Garage. American Central and
HAYES Body. Decentralization Coal. and
3-F Coffee. while the COca-Cola. Roose-
vClt-Marmon Built. aud Wagner Radio took
the odd game from The MarOtts. StriebecS
Stars and s. pllQiu A. c. Jess Prltchett
proved he c. ld knC-k down any thing they
put on the alley 0y rolling games Of as,
2lS and go. total Of 652, which was
nigh. jones ne 6j1: Miller. 500; Chrisney.
6ls; N 5u2.s. COG; GRAY, 6ls; Fehr.. sos,
Soval, Sl3. Schott. SOL: Stitch. 62l, and Nc
New, 6lS.
The IS open singles sweepstakes sehed-
uled to be rolled on the Elks Club alleys
next Sun Jay. has been called of. Tourna-
ment play, mich viii take quite few OF
the locsl stars out Of town over the week
end, is she reason for this decision.
Games Of 9s5. s99 and 1913 gave the
Metalcrslt team total OF S,OlS and
ing the Uptown League series Williamson
Candy and Hanna Register also won the
odd game from the Selmelr Towel and TrV
Ne, as the CCca-Col and American Linen
took three from the Kahn TailorirG and
Nav Tag Washer. Charlie FlRC rolled
high individual total with a count OF 654
e. games Of COS. III and 2SS. Others 70
reach the 600 mark were; Elder 62S;
FItzgderal6. 6O2: CIoodhue. SOC. Martin.
SOS: Kiimnmae,ii. S4s. T. Hamilton. 65s: Sci,
meir. Gle. and Baker. Cos
Fred schIeiner wishes to thank oil OF the
boys who helped him in his successful hunt
sor his stray Einerah.e. The big boy was
worried. as any bowler would be when his
pet ball is lost.
GeorEe Peterson. the Cincinnati boy who
has made q hit as PINCH hitter deluxe
!or the BOWERS OF the Indianapolis Gne
universal Leagues, was getting a Dig klcS
out OF telling some brand new ghost stor-
ses Wednesday.
The Standard Grocery proved 100 strong
for the Carson team during the South In
dianapOhs League series, on the Fountain
Square alleys, taking all three games.
W. Faust hit for total Of $50 to lead
ne soup tCaFn 10 JaLee-L.ue Wln over
lie Bean Hole Beans, while the CatSlp took
80 from the Pork ana Beans. during the
Van Camp League play.
Local Printcraft bowlers will leave for
Dayton Friday night and roll IN the an
uual Tri-St0te tourney Saturday. Sunday
ana MONDAY; ana as usual return 1ll,a WIN
inE is the hfteenth OF this organization.
and It's popularity can be seen IN the
record breaking entry.
The Indianapolis P. and +. team banded
he Urhana boys real trimming in their
1nual meeting. scoring a Total OF $500
"a the Illinois bows S.55a
The Exchange Unity. Mutual Insurance
aud Lone star Cement won thee games
from the North Side Lions. Universal DOGS
and Universal Rats. while the Exchange
Service and Universal Cats took two from
sns Mutual Insurance. and Five Good Eel
awS. during the Interclub series on the
ritehett alleys. French. with games G.
-. ls2 ana 100. a total of COS. was high.
K. Of C. League play on the Delaware
1leys showed tWo-tiule win for the Penn
GAL over the Pittman-Rice Coal. ana a
lean sweep for the Moran Trucking. Scott
Trucking sna NILS and LySaEht over the
White Furniture Fi-reran Grocery and
Board Of Trade Optical Shop. Lauck and