The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-07
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BY LEFTY LEE

INDIANA department., American Legion
bowling tournament started at p. m. to-
day when eleven doubles teams took the
drives. The first squad was composed Of
indianapolis players exclusively. The
schedule:
Doubles
L. Fahrbach-F. Ljvengood.
q. Cornelius-C. Preble.
F. Spencer-E. Hofstatter
F. Westover-L. Weisman.
G.. Morris-R. Bailey.
E. Elder-D Hornbeck
r. RoberSon-C. Mack
w. Bowen-D. Hackard.
@. MiZe-P. Brown.
T. Kuhns-W. Shine.
R. Dawson-J. Hurt.
At 8 p m. Bedford and Ft Wayne bowl
ers take the drives in doubles play.
Schedule.
Doubles
H. Rielly-E. Lunn-Bedford.
f. Zurcher-H. Stewart--Ft: Wayne.
4. Miller-W: Adams-,Ft. Wayne.
G. Centlore-J. Shea-Ft. Wayne.
F. Kopp-C. Hueber-Ft. Wayne.
E. Harkenrider-C. Auer-Ft. Wayne.
Singles play started at .. M, Indian
apolis bowlers rolling on this shift Singles
schedule:
r. Roberson-C. Mack.
W. Bowcn-D. Hackard.
G. Mize-W. Shine
T. Kuhns-P. Brown.
r. DaWson-J. Hurst.
e. Elder-D. Hornbeck.
F. Spencer-E. Hofstatter.
F. Westover-L. Weisman.
c. MorriS-R. Bailey.
L. Fahrbach-F. Livengood.
G. Cornelius-C. Preble.
At q. m. FIT. Wayne boys take their
fling in the singles event. as follows:
F. zurcher-H. Stewart
H. Miller-W, Adams.
E. Harkenrider-C. Centlivre.
]. Shea-C. Auer.
F. Kopp-C. Hueber.
Sunday will be turned oyer TO- team
play. the first squad taking the drives at
10 a. m. Schedule:
10 A. NJ.
Gillien Post No. SO, Bedford.
Hilton U. Brown No. IS, Indianapolis.
IL A. M.
Howard R. Smith Post No. 1877. New
castle.
Clarence A. Keeth Post No. SO. Paoli.
Harry Ray Post No. IS, Richmond.
Krietenstein Post No. 104, Terre Haute.
IL Noon
Walter Cohee Post No. IL, team No. /,
walter cohee Post No. IL, team No. 2,
walter cohee Post No. 10, team No. 3.
Walter cohee Post No. IL. team No. 4,
1P.M.
Fit: Wayne Post NO AZ. team No. /,
Fl; Wayne Post No. At. team No. 2,
Fl: Wayne Post No. At, team No. 3,
Fl: Wayne Post No. ~, team No. 4,
FIT. Wayne.
Dewey Biggs Post No 2e, Rensselaer,.
George Hocket Post No. l27, Anderson.
1rvington Post No. 38, Indianapolis.
James De Almond Golliday Post No. s,
Kokomo.
TT. Harrison Post No. 40, team No. /,
Ft. Harrison Post. No. 40. team No. 2,
Nappanee Post No. 1874, Nappanee.
Glen Owens Post No. IA, Peru.
P. NJ.
John Holiday Post No. 1856, Indianapolis.
Memorial Post No. s, Team /, Indian
Memorial Post NO. 3, Team 2, Indian
Hayward-Barcus Post No. 55. Indian
The final Stanley Jewelry 100 scratch
singles sweepstakes will be rolled on the
tbs Ene s9ys Saturday, and Sunday In
has donated a 5000 diamond ring for
the high three-game total for foCr weeks
play. In addition to this award $50
$500, - SNee- ts1ltSSA lu6 WlLQb6T LllS
weeks play. Entry fee remains at SIPS,
which lncluds bowling charges.
At the Pritchett Recreation the final
weeks play of the annual house tourna-
ment Will t. rolled. Doubles and singles
events are cardeG for this week Entry
Zee is .25 for each bowler in each event.
AL bowlers using the Pritchett Central
and Pritchett Recreation alleys in league
play can enter this meet.
A sweepstakes that will bring the girl
teams of the city into the limelight will
be the Illinois 900-scratch Women'S handi-
cap tournament billed for these alleys,
March 14-15-2l and %. purse of $i00
for the winning team is guaranteed by the
management, with an entry fee of So per
team which includes bowling charges.
Reservations can be made by calling
Annetta Crane, or the Illinois alleys.