The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-28
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BY LEFTY LEE :

The veteran George Hargitt and the
wandering Elmer Burt tossed a wrench
into the pennant bound Darnaby team of
for counts Of $40 and SOC, to give the
HUTCHINSON team three-game win. OAR
nahy blames the loss. of these games on
him. Wally piez took advantage Of this
break and tossed in a $40 total on games
OF 2Os, 2l2 and 200, to lead his team to
contests were decided two to one in favor
of Day and Warmer over Schoen and
Dawson. Charlie Cray turned the "raSz-
1913 after a 13l start, High. single game
went to the vet Hargitt. with a count of
started something when he gave Webb
W WALES sf q BoNn to sts9s to the
which viii be rolled on the indiana AL al.
leys Sunday at 3 p. m; Five. games. total
pins to count; will be the method Of reach
News and Lefty Lee The Times. '''
Harshman wanted to know what handi-
S @apIti ne would get Don't SaaT put that out,
ested observer of your exploits in the
Standard Oil League.
Bob Reagan Of The Times has been Sc
lected by Koelling as the official score
Keeper for this match. Now, if we could
only get Johnny Hines and Tom Quinn
to look after our end everything would
be success.
John Beam has been busy. this week
hated to the contestants Of Of the he N mixed I9
doubles that will be rolled on the Illinois
alleys Sunday night Beam has several
cured necktie from Hudgins-Carter,
floor lamp from Victor Furniture, cigar
stand from White Furniture, six ever
pound box Of candy from Heffelman Candy
Company. a plant from j. B. Flower Shop,
ana hand carved lamp from John Beam.
awards will be given in addition. to the
above articles.
The 100 scratch singles at the Illinois
alleys oyer, the weekend will be the third
week of the Stanley Jewely $50 diamond
Fha ava awarq Inc In addition to Q chance
purse; Entry, fee remains at SIPS which
includes bowling.
At the Fountain Square alleys an open
singles sweepstakes will feature the week
end play. an entry fee of $3.50 giving the
f o4 rs S noc al me siGg PRIZE guaranteed
nature paid a 5000 prize list. and Harmon
hopes to exceed this mark.
over on the Pritchett alleys the annual
Pritchett Recreaion and the Pritchett Cen
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and singles are carded. with a gold medal
award to the winners in each event in
addition to the cash prizes. Entry fee for
each event Will be 81 .25 per man which in
| cludes bowling charges. q,
Then for the girls there is the handi-
| cap doubles and singles sweepstakes. at
| the St. Philip A. G. alleys. The popularity
of this event is shown by the increase Of
| viii be posted. Reservations for this
| tournament can be made by calling Will
liam Moran at Cherry 1910.
| Four members, Of the Hoosier Optical
| team were over the 600 mark. and as re-
and 1866. a total Of 5.iiS TO take the odd
game from DIFFERING Litzelman Coal dur
| ing the Washington League. play. Vogel
Service. Prima Beverage. Goodrich Tire and
| Schmitt Insurance also won two from Tux
! edo Feeds. Coca Cola. Hehelman Candy
and billing Candy. as Arvin Heaters and
Fl, Harrison won three from Gem Coal
and 224. total Of 685. Bohne had 675:
Hoyt 6l2: Schering. 6i9: Goodhue. $40;
Hoilt. Gil: Tompkins. 500: Hanna. 6l7;
| Johnson, 646: Jung 500: Blanford. SOB:
Hickman. 6l3; Baker. 609. and Spencer.
612.
Hotel Antlers defeated Hoosier Coffee
three games. while the Marott Shoes. Bailey
| Realty and Sargents were taking two
games from Hare Chevrolet. Stemm Colts
| and Gray-Gribben and Gray. during the
City League play. Hayes was far ahead
Of the fed with. counts OF 2o4: Pa and
! SIS; Myers, 6os: Bailey. 6S7: Haislup. SO,
] and GOnaOf 6f3