The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-07
%Bowling%
. BY LEFTY LEE

city tournament players will start
in again Sunday on doubles and
singles events, at p. m. and con-
tinue until midnight, after which a
halt will be called until the final
squads take the drives Sunday Feb.
Is. Sundays schedule:
Doubles and Singles
2 p. NC. Barkmsn-J. Lane; w; II:
Aychasr,P Cooper: J; MeyeTs-H Hal Bars1eto4
Msnde gcai IeefTHtt eS' ~ G. smith-E. j.
FOX; z. FuttledgesJi Y EoYT; T. Ia,,IsFR
Kick-E. j. Mackinnon; F. Schmidt. I.
Bayley; j.. s: Kelly-W. Hormeier e.
ghoeey-c Ie o1y E. RnsPse2D 4
olsen: H. smith, Anderson: @. Roberts
g; sochalski: R. F. Lndeman-C' Bauer
?. Nc. smithzAmick: HineE.voll.
mer; J. e Nieke-p %yer; selIaTIic oH!mnn;
fss5e EsarTish6 @Rand R W. LEWIS
Wray tdSp6les ,opyl 6 4 Kiwmf Ezra.
V Vetaez "a Il. Ksseiley-W Wallace. 6. Tyner
l. Carnin: A. Bulach-F; Lutz; r. SWartss-
SP. Nj. Koehier-A Lang, Q. Behrssns-
sr aentle EEce R. Y Hsadr a aS = F. JunS
N. werner: G. Bsxter-G Graft; w. Brown
Hcd Elier: r. McAllen-W; Henderson, B;
M NeGst g. Ma MSGs5.y Mize N BatEin
Ridler; W. Roeder-L Zimmerman ldou-
bles onlv): W. Roeder-J. Collins (5inglles
eniiyl: A. schock~A. sachs doubles only :;
II !3 SSaE 6S@ Ms4r E2gkq M EfE
(sinsiss onlyl; J. Hines singles only. :
F.. Ne; Groneau-E Groneau; ,,! g.
ki ss IS. Poirtsf@E TaSert: G. Rohyans-s.
Mesket: N. Hamilton-F. sourbier: Laugh
llnpoyle ComerISteinMHGIlk sr f RsTnSlII-
+ CHRIST; r. Milburn e. Heckman;. C.
Haas-F.. Afford: w. Vollmer-G, Sheridan N,
Er6 9So y Ten f %SksffI Ward A. Milling
'05 80 ?. ~ TsyloE JT,r: E; Taylor: /
T ns: r. Hockersmith.Ksr doubles only !:
n. Hockersmith H. Churchman tSlngtees
-whststUng Il 1o Rsnestf
St,vewa iit eeCltotsokinqharn; W Eggert-Landis
3 McNsw-R. Haislup J. BsdsrIH. S shriseTI
FpxN. G. King: G. KiTShefi-Ki; oarSs Me.
E va MufT & Biud DEW Hare A. Hare-H.
Mills G. Bsilsy-Frank Hare
This girls will also have a busy day
sunday at the Hotel Antler alleys. rolling
their nnnqr events. OF sc5 fse snnusi ''S
tournament sun pnIIR ! ISHeouie'
$50 p 'M.-Gerth. Swallum' Stuart
Eenk: Gutenberg, Kriner; Miller, Tourey'
Gsrdner, sherman; Komstohk:, Be T1ebI.r
NrrknIv: sachs. Hohlt: Breich. Kritsch; j.
Dawson, Banks; Masculine. Crane s.
SIS P. M.-Cox, E. Dawson; Finn, Shea'
Lee Weismap; Meeker. burnett meyer
Johns. Mcdaniel, Buncn. - ,r..
s.45 P. M-Conoly, Rosner;, Fox, Mas
Kscel. Lathrop; Mayer, Mueller; Ricka-
baugh. Alexander; Miller, Harlan
$40 p M--cTeoth -Swallun; WleSe -Mer-
win; Riftenberg- Kriner; McCarty- Aim
der; Gardner sherman; KomstohK-Iour-
40 p. Tucker Rudbeok; Lutz-Mc-
AMY: Hohlt-G. McGrath: Broich-kritsch,
J. Dawson Banks; Maschino-Crane.
T:45 p H.-Cox-E. Dawson: Finn -Shea;
Ise-Weisman; Meeker-Burnett Meyer
Johns: McDaniel-Dunch.
GAS p M.-Conoly- Meyers; Fox-Maasi
Ka9el-Lathrop; Mayer-Mueller; Ricka-
hsugh- Alexander; Miller-Harlan.
Ciareace Mack tossed 24s to take high
rsme honorS during the Avalon series on
fhe Indiana alleys. His other games were
lar below par. however Team results
found the Hutchtsoh. Mick and Piez teams
taking three from Schoen. Dawson and
nav as narnby won two from Waulner.
THE three-game win OF the P1e5 team gave
them an undisputed claim on first place
arein, the Darnby team dropping one
game behind.