The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-30
Pin Gossip
by LEFTY LEE

Bowling Association held at the Hotel
SEVERN. last years officers were re
Hamiltoaa'e Indianapolis, fiTst ce-presi-
dent, Carl Kruger, South Bend second
yice-president Frank Fowler Lafayette ;
and recording secretary, Roy Stlrk. ~
Wayne. p. l.. Southland, Anderson, was
1852 meet that viii be rolled in Anderson.
The 1888 tourney was awarded TO Ham
mond Delegates attending were r. IresS'
Terre Haute c. Kruger. South BEND j.
Bachelor, Hammond, d. Mosshoider'
south Bend; W. H. cotton, Muncie, H.;
Willer Kokomo; o. r. Policy. Marion and
l.. Hanna c. c. Cray and (. H. Meyer. IN
dianapolis.
Four fast local teams are scheduled to
attend the Central States meet at Cleve-
land the Coca-Cola team rolling Dec. IL
and 10. and the Wheeler Lunch. FAN CITY
Lager and Marott Shoe SHOP Dec. ~
The first Of a series OF match games be-
tween the Academy five Of Terre Haut
and the Marotts is scheduled for the
Hotel Antler alleys next Sunday afternoon.
A former local star, Ivan Holtz, will APP
pear in the lineup of the visitors, when
will include in addition to Holtz, the three
Jensen boys Wayne, Otto and Oscar and
II. Flsbeck.
Clarence Mack is displaying real strike
ball this season and carries the proof IN
dianapohs League.
Il. Miller and Faust we're the winners Of
the 400 scratch doubles meet at the
illinois alleys over the weekend with a
total Of 1928 pins.
leys ~ we're ere won by Mrs. McKinnon and
George Miller with a total OF i254; Whlen
far IN the os le9G 81 the nn56ed M Second
with a score of LII while Helen WleSe
and T. Mccain copied third prize with
1.l6s.
For the first time this season q, 700
total failed to put in its appearance, NUT
second with 682 and Wiesman third on
68i. Baker. a member of the Heidenreleh
er's feat but failed on one one hit - fof LA g
279 Shaw. Kriner and underwood lieu
for secod place with 27s.
sixty-nine individual average over the
1870 mark gives he reason IOr SUdnu44ue
room only on wednesday hlgntSS; az s,o 1Iis
LEAGUE rolls. Nine OF this number are
over the 200 mark Pritchett leaolng VIII
an average OF 2l3.
John Fehr has real average in the
Printcraft loop. leading me nelq pV CaTnin
in second place, has I9s'
cuntz is stin on top in the Reformed
church League with a mark of 20l. nut
Charlie Cray has been saving it with pins
lately. and is in position to regain MS
crown with 199.
The mystery of Hunker being in the
Caddie lineup of the Avalon League. was
solved when a flock Of bunny legs were
found on him.
Bill Sargent is found in his usual spot
in the Little Flower League, leaolhg the
parade with an average OF 1872. James
Is next with 1872
Les Koelling and Herb schering are
staging Q pretty race Tor top honors ~ III
the News League Koelling having 1911 and
Scberinr 100 Composing room has one
game mragin over Advertising, Whe lead
the Press Room by one game, with
record OF 10 wins in 10 starts.
The local Hoosier Coffee team convinced
the Pastime Alley boys of Marion that
they are best when the repeateo IneIr
win of the first half Of this match. 2,gO2 to
1850 Hairlup and Shriver had MARKS OF
e27 and Clio COR ths winners While kohr
with total of GOA was best for the
visitors This match was rolled on the
Hotel Antler alleys.
Kagel and Miller hit the pins for totals
of 587 and 584 to give the RoepKe Florai
Ladies team q win owe" the Holy Irlht W
bovs 2 SAT to 2 57S in their special match
at the Prtchett alleys. The girls put
this match in the win column in the last
game when they scored S98 to the men S
ssi.
Martindale earned a late tie with Baker
for the weeks high single game by rolling
n 279 for the Dichman Plumbers in the
ST. Philip No. League, seasons marx
to back him up, however, and lost, the
rubber to the ACCOMPLISHMENTS boys
Coca-Cola also lost two to the Friars.
Martndale's big score gave him the high
three-pau-e series with a total of 648.