The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-31

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Milt Wimberly is the present leader N this
play and will be awarded Bulova wrist
watch as a. S Spe pF7e if his nree-
mains on TOP. The special cash awards
guaranteed, for high and second high each
and SIS. Entry fee is SIPS per set which
includes bowling charges.
Twoe-game wins decided the state High
way way Lea, League play on the Central alleys
Giants.
The strong Hoosier optical team of the
when tbeY were in form and dropped tine tne
s start Of i79 hit 5og il his last two foT
also won three from National Rehning.
SGhp aHs tu coSsey One STEP
Five took two from Fl. Harrison a@l'O Lauth
Chevrolet. Gem Coal. Augustiner and Burd-
sal Paint; Coca-Cola also led in team
counts were McAilen 6s4: Henderson. 629;
Hanna. 500: Black, GIL: Bert. 614: Werner.
mel. SIS aso"'ei' 01'' Aiie'' 0i'' ana 0'"~
:, The opening nights, play Of the VIM.
taking three from Basement. as Receiy-
games were rolled on the Illinois alleys.
Bader, Coffee and Hoosier Coffee
pounded the pins in fine, style during the
olives GAZING bee at games tne from
Specials and Hare Chevrolet while the
Hotel .Antler and Marott teams were win
ming two from Bailey Realty and Johnson
Chevrolet. Totals of 600 were plentiful
during this play, Don Johnson leading with
224. Rasmussen had 633; Wiesman, 629;
Bader. 618 Clarence Movers. $50; McNew,
6 al Shriye er, 66l; Burns oo 652; Meeer 632;
S SS2. 0Oi' A'SeS' 0O1' ana "neeie''
,Trainmasters and Superintendent each
stores. during the B. and o. League piay
on the Indiana alleys. Sappo had games
of 21o and 236 and then dropped to ia.
Cleaners featured the Bloc Optical Ladies
League play on the Pritchett alleys. She
sistent .wor kof the J. P. Girls, every mem
Der being over the 500 mark; Results
three games from Real Silk. Coca-Cola and
srodac sn Roe aRd fo s two G games 4am
chili., score Of 500 were: Mey err 500; Nc
Bunch. $40: .Thorton. 535: TOURNEY S4s;
Luhman SOL: Baxter. SIT: Fox, 535;
Schmidt SIT: Pyle. 500: Miller. SGT; Maver
534: Wiese. 571; Cox. 528 Alexander $50.
and Finn. 514. Wiese with a 235 had high
single game.
The Giesen Product Ladies' team will
match game on the Sacred Heart alleys.
$50
Two games was the limit for any team
during the Recreation League play on the
Fountain Square alleys Prima Beverage,
Falls City Lager and DIFFERING Litzelman
Apron Supply, Martin Trucks and City
Candy 1t was a great night for the
Johnson family. Henry duplicating Dons
City League play by leading this loop with
255. Ward had s27: Bentley. $40: Behrens,
678; Seyfried, 602; Weimer, SIS; Schleimer,
SIT, and Van Buren,. 625.
Hutchison's Tees can now be credited
with "foxing" the Avalon League, these
allottments were made, and then reversing
their previous work by taking three games
from Youngs Drivers. Hunkers Caddies.
Limmer's Trays and Fox Roughs also took
three from Darnabv. Burts srons and
Days DivotS. DR.. Kemper had S28 total
to lead the field. Cray rolled GA and Piez
612. Hunker surprised the field when he
tossed in a 2l0
But. two games were completed in the
three from Inland Battery as Wash Rite
COPIED the odd game from Center Clean
ers. Barkman of the Bell team had a
total of GIT to lead the field.