The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-28
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BY LEFTY LEE

Stub Mathews, the K. Of G. ana
Link Belt star, added to his Iaurels
in the state meet at SCUM behG
when he rolled into a tie for thlrd
place in the singles with a score OF
$50. Lee Foley is tenth with marx
Of SAT. ...-.-.
other local boys to cash in, this division
Of pay were. Bowen. SIS: Elle4 0@o' 10.
gerald. eo7 striekeF s e2o' r@o6T 6iEf5 Si4
Werner 615, ana Iellon' go; r.,-d IN e sliS
doubles play the team OF McNe% 4 tpe
seIect circle. LANDING tenth With total OF
i19e Haislup and Mathews were Desy
over the nine game route, the former
beytng / eb9 Tor second place and Mathews
1908 which is seventh IN the aI4-eVeAV'
L, +ear, NAV Hare Chevrolet IS in third
Mace with their Q $50 score, Wil4e .bd0Ch
Optical and Hooser Club Cohea holQ l5ssaa
and seventh position with marks OF 1919
and 2,779
Leaders in each sgsnt t9-6atfs Flye f3n
Gary Lo% cary 20 5-a lou -IeSINfore
Anderson, 688. Au-eyents-Schnlderma
Kokomo, EOS.
Members OF the Automotive League will
hold their annual banquet tonlgnL az
which time prize awsros l2r The seasons
diTiduals by Sac-etary Earl Bright. In the
last three weeks OF play, Chris Rass-
u1ussen passed Mllt Wiloerly ior Inc IN
diNdual leadership in this loop
onendorn Watches, Heidenreich Florists.
and Wheeler sandwich shop won we
games from the LaFendr.chs White star
Gas and stafford teams IS Blackers Chill
took the entire series from Smiths BAKERY
during TIRE Elk League series on the H2gsL
Artler drives. John Heidenrelch Led tnls
piav with Games of 202 PA and 2lO.
total of 626.
wAalev. Uavis Knapp. and Kerst tossed
In g total Of 047 while Housman added
but l43 to give the Odd Five single game
pay On the uiinos alleys. Hausman
came back with q 226 in his next game:
but the ether members Of the team mac
game. Fame and HoTds CLUB, won three
from Excelsior ana testers onr4ng t ths
three game route with total Of ga on
counts of pol, PIC and 2o4. while Whaley
had a 27S for high single game count.
Thoman Shoes continued their good
work in the Fountain Square Business
Mems League. BY taking the entire series
also won three from Haidenreich. scoring
2,96l while doing it. Other contests were
decided two to one, S.och Furniture and
Fountain taIltai so SQUARE State Bank and Carson
Brothers. We!m,er had a chance tor q
700 total when he openSeedo With ga4 n. Of
T. lead the field with mark Of e45. F.
Roth had 635; Tackle. 623 WeStoVer, o4o;
Roeder, Gil and Larry Fox COS.
FOR the second time in week Dave
James had &. chance to score a perfect
800 game, having q 239 count last Wedness-
dav niaht when he failed on strike No. II,
and 297 during the Reformed Church
League play Monday night, counting but
seven on his last ball just outside Of
coveted American Bowling Congress medal
award His next two games were 242 and
1877 for. three game mark Of 200 Charlie
scoring sS1 with counts OF 1873: 269 aud
ait. Oher eco totals were; .. Schoch. 635;
y Schoch SOC. Arnold. COZ. and Green.
500. First Tigers, NIishts First Y. NJ. G.
and Second Reformed No. 8 won three
from First Owls. Second Reformed, st Paul
end Trinity as 1nnmalnueI enc B B9ISsaS
Run
S. & s Body. Blakelv Monuments.
schmitt Insurance and Indiana won three
games from Williamson, Kroger Grocery.
west side -Fiye and Fair. Store as Weber
Mix and Smith took two from Coca Cola
and Lang Jewelry during the Pastime
League play. Paul stemm and Smith tied
81 oh 41raa-rart,E frfe1 having