The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-24
Pin Gossip
Mrs. Never Rolls 674
Thomas Taylor
by LEFTY LEE

Mrs. Meyer Rolls 674
Mrs. Eddie Meyer, a member of
the j.. P. Girls team of the Block
optical League, established a new
all-time record for local women
bowlers in league play Friday night
when she led her team to a triple
win over Roepke's Floral, with
games of 244, 205 and 225, a total
of 674. Mrs. Meyer has been roll
in fine form all season, this record
total bringing her a third free air
ride, which is awarded each week
for high three-game total. Race
Johns, a team-mate, also was roll
ing in fine style, her total also 60
ing over the 200 average mark, with
SOB. The teams total was 2,748.
Congratulations, Mrs. Meyer.
Other games in the Block Optical loop
showed a triple win for Blacker Chill,
c aes2ss S 6Ref M a6SR ans spe Glsftr0I FTien dIT
Five and DR.. Chambers, and a two-game
win for West Side Furniture and Coca
Alice Shea also was on her game and
recorded the third 600 total for this loop
with a mark of sos. Other 500 counts were
Maas' 51s pa E&lex BnGsGn' sos 8'S swa 5 i SIS;
Thomas; 5s6: McAnly; $40; Miller, sos;
Pyle, $40; Cox. 58l: Meeker. 522; Wiese,
Lytle. 500; WEIGH 500, and Forward. 5l1..
The SECOND weeks. play Of the Kay
on the Illinois alleys Saturday and Sun
Watch donated BY the Kay Company for
hFn fhr~ nA~An ~ nrr0- thu hrDn- q
period. the winner of his weeks play is
guaranteed $25, and the runner up. SIS.
An entry fee of SIPS per set covers all
expense.
A ten-team league was organized by the
W 1IIevs Fl each Rlof fTiS G0. a 5q 3 roll u. on m. tbs fhi tli ioop
will start play next Friday night.
The Exchange Club teams were defeated.
two to one in a special match game on
the Pritchett alleys. by the officers teams
Of TT; Harrison, A return match is
Sunday night at 7 p. m. the West Side
Furniture Ladies team will roll the
Diamond Chain mems quintet at the Hotel
Antlers alleys.
Joe Fulton played a lone hand to win the
first two for the Caddie team OF the
Avalon League then placed the burden Tor
mers Traps went home with the final.
Darnabv'S Puts and FoX'S Rough'S also
won two from Youngs Drivers and Burts
Irons. as DAYS Divot's won the series from
Hutchisons Ties. Charlie Cray'S $40 count
copied the high honors during this play.
With Quill leading the way on a 275
count. the Prima Beverage team handed
the Falls City Lager a real trimming
during the Fountain Square Recreation
play on the south side alleys. 1910 to 8l5.
Falls City took the first two games. how
eyer. Coca. Cola also won two from In
Observation-Disclosures Quintets took three
from City Candy and Martin Truck.
Tedrowe was best over the long route with
a mark of 661. Quill had $50; Bentley,
625; Lands. Gil; Allen, GOT and Weaver an
even 600.
lead the Coca-Cola team of the Washing
ton League to a triple win over the Ma
tional Refining team. Ft. Harrison also
took three from AuguStiner. while HooSier
Optical found Goodrich Silvertown to their
liking. All other games were decided two
to one, City Candy, Lauth Chevrolet,
feating Capitol City. Five. Gem Coal,
Casey One Stop and Illinois Five. Other
600 totals we're Monkey. 624; Gronan, Sol;
Eller. sos: Colby. 600; Kriner, 6I6 and
Black. els.
the City League play, Marotts getting
better each game. to finish with 1893 and
take three from Bailey Realty. Hare
Chevrolet also won three from Wiesman
Special. as Hotel AntIers and j. w. Bader
Coffee won two from Gray, Gribben and
Gray and Hoosier Coffee. Wheeler was
the big gun with three games over the
200 mark for a total of Sol. Schneider
had SAT. Johnson. SAC. and Hayes, COL.
Two game wins featured the Em-Roe
play, the Athletics and Guns defeating
Radio and Tackle.
The same rule applied in the Marmon
League. is, 6S and 20 defeating rs, rs
and Straggiers two out of three. Avery
crossed the 600 line with a total of 6l9
on games of 223, 226 and 40.
Engineers took three from B~oilermakers
as Superintendent and MachiniSt won the
rubber from Division Engineers and Yard