The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-19

With Jess Pritchett hitting his fifth 700
total OF the season. the Coca5Cols team Of
broke the all-time local record again. with
three-game. total of 1924 Pritchett's
say vas IA PTsd Ss SssSuSd
the victims of this set. losing all three
losers in the race with a $685., his eighth
conseeutIye 600 COG count IN this loop. Cray ray
eam S Td to S2 bit O4 he the srda %aot
Shoe Shop also won three games from
yOllmer Bros eS Union Tits PTtcn and
Appel and .Trule won two from .Liebtag
BARRIERS. DIFFERING -Lltzelman Coal. Wheeler
Lunch HoenbeGk Press and 55S qSd
Coca-Cola. Union Title had 3,139: Marott's,
304S; Trule. 1902. and Fall City. 5000;
and seventeen games were over the 1000
mark. which should convince any one that
this city has now arrived as real Sc3r-
ing center.
The same high class play featured the
Uptown League series on the north SIDE
three from City Candy and Omar Baking
as Selmeir Towel. Tipton-Lytle Cigar and
Hanna Register won two from Giesen Spe-
cial Beam Recreation and Prima Beverage.
Prima Beverage can now claim the hard
luck crown. these boys turning in three
ma Register made their 3.O44 in the right
SPOT. Augustiner accounted for the third
3O9S. Ten counts over the 1000 mark APP
peared and eighteen totals of better than
600. Herman Bohne and Shaw, passing the
With the rapid advance to the 700 mark,
local bowlers are making it a '700 league"
instead of 100 club as in other years.
The final half of the Marott Shoe Shop
vs., Epping, OF Louisville match will be
a fsq 'n doaaton Of Se Cents n %
be taken at the door, for this match.
and the proceeds turned over for the re-
to support a worthy cause. The. Marotts
When these bows t1 are IN that position they
| really, go out and get, the wood. Eppings
in there giving their best.
A house tournament for all bowlegs roll
uied for Saturday afternoon and night, at
singles event. with a.. an entry fee rSi ST.
may roll as often as they like.
Real Silk. Van Camp. Prest-o-Lite and
Shea won three games from Coca Cola,
f Sn' as HOUSES Pete I and stanley yeWs
Gray Gribebn and Gray. during the. In
diana Ladies League play at these alleys.
Dawson had total of $40 to lead this
loop.
The boys of the Vn Camp League forgot
about their team scores or totals during
Wednesday nights play. and shot for, the
YOU awards posted for high. totals. Le-
men. with handicap of go, pins. took
home the turkey when he rolled $50 for
a count of 679. Eickhof. Rawline. Tegeler
81 s5 ssS s2s and ST. %he POLE
gathered in All for low, score and the
cranberry sauce. It looks as if Henry
Peachey's goose will get the ak in more
ways than one. This bird. awarded for
the most splits. found Townsend and Ber-
tel tied. Lemen's $50 topped the field
without a handicap. while Tegeler had a
ESQ count for high single game.
Two-game wins were in order during the
Film Exchange League series at the Illi-
noiS. Universal and Warner defeating Co.
| lumbia and Metro. A GAG count by Draper
in his last game featured.
ComemrciaI and Meter Dept. won three
| games from M. and E. and Harding Street
| as Operating. Third Floor and Washing
ton Avenue. took the rubber from Store
the Power and Light play at the Illinois
alleys. Alex Kriner's sos with a 222 high