The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-03
BY LEFTY LEE

Bowlers of the Indianapolis League took
time out before they started play Wednes-
day night at the Pritchett alleys. to make
up a free will donation. to clothe child
for Christmas The contribution went over
100 per cent and Secretary Fred Schle!mer
was appointed to complete ARRANGEMENTS
with The Times Clothe-a-Child Editor. and
plav the role of Santa Claus for this ioop-
The ready response makes us feel sure
that the same plan among other leagues
could be put over. Just as easily. when one
knows that everv cent collected goes 10
the Riddles.
The Times gives YOU the name and al
dress of a child of school age, VINO is
destitute. YOU get the child. take MIN OF
her to the different stores and buy the
things he or she needed to keep warm
while attending school, Your reward is
the light Of gratitude and pleasure III 'ile
childs eve. and the knowledge OF oeeo
we'll done
THANKS. Indianapolis League. and NAV
,.o,,r christmas be as happy as the tot YOU
have so free-heartedlv helped and cheereo'
Coca-Cola hit the pins for total Oh
= Ola to take three games from the
wheeler Lunch team during the indian
anolis League series Westover leading the
bovs To this total with a mark OF 6s1'
Carmin had 622: Hornbeck, $50; Pritchett'
645 and Haislup. $50. to reach this mark.
This is the third series over the 5000
mark this club has rolled. Trule Beverage
also won three from the Pritchett Pick
ms. as Marott, st. Philips A. O., 0h9eI-
wood Transfer. Liebtag BARRIERS ana noi-
APPEL Union Title Oeftering -Litzellman
Coal. Fall City Lager and oo NoILin ct
Brothers. Four series oyer tn sn STUO games
over the 900 mark. the Coca-Cola l.l5s
being high. Other 500 counts We're Nsoc CV s5s:
s Sch f'i' ess: Dersch, 6si; Power, goo:
SSonnts. $50 Shaw. 62s; Rasmussen. 6S!;
Johnson. COZ aar siin 0 49, HnSbes s44
Heiss e2S; Hunt, col; G. Liebtag. GA; =;
iiebtae. $50: Hansen, $685. Tegeler' ga ana
The rivalry between Hank shriver and
Hardin has ended in ten-game mat .LS
Pritchett drives to decide who is VINO
This argument will start Saturday
s.o-,nr IN the IIptown League found the
team play below its usual FORM no 8 wy
totals being rolled Game results sno3wea
tTip Tint m1 Cigar over City Candy.
Omar Baking and Giesen Specials; an ~ a
win oT Prim ma 1 Rsam AufRs ee4ee
t iron Hamiiton's s4s led the 6oo. counts.
Eeri McCartv had 634; Minoacn, olo. Wa VIII
bigh single game of 269: WheeleI. -
I risg s3S. Koehler. COS; w. Kreis. Sill;
Eobcrson. COL. and Green, Cos
The second half Of the Uptown Five Five
Ing nv. Eurnace Ice and Fuel OF Terre
tHSss,uta match will be rolled on the Uptown
aiievs SUNDAY afternoon. play starting az
siSn n M The Terre Haute team mas an
aii O star lineup. and real battle is eA-
pected.
mr. Click came into his own during the
~.DIi,,.oI Society League play at the Central
nmevs leading his team TO a triple win
Ger the owen quintet with totAl q oS5
n Games Of 22i 2S4 and 2s6. craft CID
VVh ~ Same thing for the Wyttenbach team
Nc ~ saS count giving them triple win
I'VE nav Bakemeier also won three from
penninrton while DR.. Kemper o4O gave
sc team a two-game win over COX.
Results in the K. Of C. League showed
tripie win for the Penn Coal and Inois
ana trucking over Canning Plumbing and
Block optical. and two-game WIN ior
BSren Insurance. Pittman-Rice. Hoosier
Optical and Out Grocery over Freije
Grocery. Finneran Grocey. Centennial
Press and Scott Trucking. Harrold LED the
individual play with q mark OF 6S1. ltten-
bach had 632; Cargent. 624; Foley. 6l2. and
Quill. 60
Nine hundred counts are now appearing
in the nrst year Business Mems League.
Rolling at the Parkway alleys. Textile.