The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-16
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BY LEFTY LEE

Members Of the S. g. s Body Marotts'
and Indiana Garage shared in prize win
ming scores. during the doubles and
singles play. Of the A. B. c. meet in
Buffalo. Sunday. In the doubles the
p. Stemm-L. Koelling duo topped the boys
with a mark of l,l78. which places them
seventh to date. @. Rassmussen-Weis man
D. James-C. Cray. 1874. James and Cray
created a new record for consistency IN
reaching the figure, 57S pins falling each
Cabler Just missed g prize check in this
event with LIZA.
In the singles play. &c streibeck was
his expenses. Paul Stemm who rolled q
real game in each series was next with
SIC. Don Johnson also found the prize
A former A. B. O. title holder. Charlie
Daw Of Milwaukee made bid for the
sa asss 81 3 n and yh s5s he for Rpn soss
Cream City star. breaking shotwelrs. 774
Bs4 also mao ns the ead IN the a
events with mark Of 1858.
Rolling on the Anal shift Sunday night
doubles T Ss al the limos aieys with total tai
of 1.247 Ten Eyke-Ward were next with
i245. Other prize winning combinations
rett, 1241 High game prize was won by
Faust-R. Switber with a mark OF $50. The
popularity Of this class of play. has de-
cded the management to conduct another
$50 doubles next Sunday.
Indiarapolis- bowIers rolling in the
knights Of COLUMBUS, national tourna,;;
divisions OF play. In the team event the
Boren Insurance quintet rested with a
best in the doubles, scoring 1,2I4 to reach
fourth place.
Singles play found Tim Stricken in the
pocket for Sos count that put him in
for fourth and NTH each player scoring
IN the. all events is was Fred schleiwer
SIS in Of tie doSbes ip stopped @ from
falling for him in the other classes Of
play.
indianapolis PostofIice teams made a
clean sweep Of their match with the Tsrr .
all 1--WE teams defeating their opponents.
Next Sunday the local teams will enter
tain the Louisville teams here in return
engagement.
TT. Wayne No 81 team rolled inso third
place in the final play of the American
. Legion tournament with a score of 2,870,
at the Hotel Antlers alley Sunday.
Lawn with a grand total OF Gas won the
ITO scratch singles meet for women, rolled
on the Pritchett ALLEYS Saturday and Sun
day. Others to reach the cash prize list
were Kelly, SSS; Fox, 564; Mayer, 554 and
Weise, 546. Eightyefour entrants rolled
in this event, which was featured by a
large list OF merchandise prizes in eddi-
tion to the cash awards.
dilt Wimberly and Herman Bohne
8 shared honorS in putting the Illinois alley
I'VE over in the special team match with
the DIFFERING Litzelman Coal Company on
the Fountain Square alleys. Sunday night,
scoring 694 and $50, 70 bring the team
mark 10 3,052 70 their opponents 5000.
Seyfried and Koehler starred for the losers
with counts OF 697 and 500. The Illinois
team started with big 1852 comeback
with 932 and finished with 1.04s. DETER
ing was really consistent in their counts,
with games OF 1908, 99S and 1901. Next
Sunday these two teams will roll at the
Illinois alleys In the anal half Of this
match.
The third annual industrial tournament,
which starts on the Hotel Antlers alleys
April T. bids fair to pass the l00-team
mark. with E. o. Stark Henry Peachey
and Harry Pearce on the lob as the tour
nament committee. Teams will be divided
IN two classes, A class for teams with
an average OF $50 or over and B class
under $50.