The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-22
Pin Gossip
nv LEFTY LEE.


The AutomOtive League that rolled on
the Illinois alleys last season failed to get
going this year, but their spirit is sun
very much alive, and as result two more more
Riddles will be cared for in The Times
Clothe a. Child for Christmas drive. AFTER
paying off all prizes and expenses Lnls
1 Which n" Urorated would not have meant
much to each individual, so at the sug
gestiOn of Earl Bright and Earl mcCar,y,
Il was decided to use this money to ciothe
two bows for Christmas. The motion car
ried and now the number cared tOT Dy tne
bOwlers of the city is boosted 10 tHeh'y
four. Other leagues that wish to Join IN
this worthy charity still obtain cnliu
by calling the Ciothe- ChId-toT-- = mist
mas editor at The Times, Riley o5ol'
Patterson and Walt Hickman won the
400 scratch doubles sweepstakes az tne
illinois alleys over the weekend witRa tn q
score Of / $50. Second prize went to 5a Eat
McCarty and McIntire who hao htS e.c
Another 400 doubles Will be Iollea on IheSS
drives next Saturday ana sunday
The success of the mixed doubles, at the the
Illinois alleys Sunday night mas leu eHf
management to conduct another meet n ea9
SUNDAY night. Prize list will be dlVloeq
into four prizes so per gent 20 Scd ped5 and
third place and 10 per cent for high game
Entry fee is 81 for each player
THE women bowlers of the city have
their eve on the Pot of Silver sweepstakes
that will be rolled on the hoIel A4T TS
drives next s tbs syen an1 So per team
Entries closing at midnight Thursday.
Handicap viii be based from 900 scratch.
The TRANSPORTATION League rolling on
the Pritchett alleys, rolled their annual
Christmas sweepstakes Monday night Jyn-
SIS to 654 Wright won third prize with
score Of S25 4 lang Wn ont has returned
with a 236 count. totalling OLD lot stne
three games. which IS going some a1 T5e
boys also took up their collection to clothe
the boy they have taken IN Inc ne, 1t ,1leE,
Cothe-a-Child drive Resqits IN aI SdaIl W. W
and N. B. and o.. and Indianapolis
Union oN railway taking the odd game from ON
WABASH SG and New York Central Lines
The Heidenreich team of the Business
s s1Em aileeys. posted new three-gamee
total mark Tor this loop, when they Tolle go
games Of 1929. 1880 and l014' r G9uns ss 81
Baker 69S; Riedell. 625, and Behrens' 5I3,
10 secure this mark. Carson Bros we're
the victims Of this act, loSIddg 4 Forn 1tay
sonare state Bank also lost three to
Thoman Shoes and Ellis BARRIERS as Madi-
Kasper Furniture. other coo counts for
this loop were Hermann, GA and kleter.
Fonnie Snyder had games Of 230, 2S9 and
229 a total OF 698, to WIN the GnrlStlhaSS
sweepstakes Of the Courthouse, League a Az
the Central alleys TINS totaI Is nc"
high three-game score for this loop
The two-out-of-three rule was used dur
ING The Reformed Church League play az
PTltchett's. First Y NJ. c., Emmanuel. First
Tigers' Second Reformed No. and Bar
detsStng th Rum plfs St. Psu and Sec
ond Reformed The usual high-clasS Play
featured G. Smith leading the held with
S S O. s7o sam jacobs St d SIS schoch, sos F.
Schoch. 6O2 Feucht. 6l5; Shepherd, SUI
and Wacker. II.
Kemper led the Lions League play with
q toal of 609 for the Tail team, puC ms
teammates failed to help , him ana 1 1ney
lost the entire set to the Whiskers: EARS Ears
also won three games from Hides, as Claws
End Teeth took the rubber from Heaus a 4La
Names. These games were played on Uhe
Hotel Antler drives.
Fraternal League games on the Illinois
drives resulted in tW9f-game cI MN from 6T1
Gun Club Drinks Club and Moose booge
Dresbach had an even 60 count TO lead the
individual play.
Johnny Hines and his Coca Cola team
won three games from Stlckney Ool LOT
during the PaStime League play at the IN
diana drives. Barskins also took three
from Knigan Sc Co. while Gains Lunch
NO 2 Gains Lunch NO. !, uptown NeCEed-
lion and Rocky Ford won the odd same
from Claman Lunch, Duesenberg, OLD Golq
and ValvloX DAILY and Harold reached
the honor count with totals of COS and SOC.
Indiana Wheel and Rim won three
games from Cartwright Grinding as K. V.
law. Eisemann Service and Central Motor
Parts grabbed the rubber from National
Refining, Perfection Pin and Madden
Copple during the Automotive League play
at the Hotel Antler drives. Hansen showed
. series Of STA with games of l9l. 1872 and
1911