The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-21
Pin Gossip
by LEFTY LEE
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Two more leagues have been added to
the list OF bowling fraternity donors to
the Clothe- "a Child For Christmas good will
plan being conducted by The Times. This
brings the number of children clothed by
followers and boosters Of the ten pin
sport to twenty-five. The fine response
earns nigh tribute to the bowlers of In
dianapolis Latest leagues 70 contribute
are the A. c. Z. :. loop at the Pritchett
Alleys and the Plumbing and Heating
League at the Illinois alleys.
The thirteenth annual meeting Of the
Central States Bowling Association in
Cleveland came to close with Cleveland
bowlers coping. the lions share Of the
Green Cab team won with a mark OF
3245. The Eucld-Thirteenth Recreation
and Garfield Oil finished second and third
Of these. clubs are from Cleveland. Kissof
and Bodis, Cleveland copied the doubles
event with total of 407. This pair hit
on late Sunday squad.
The all-events medal also stayed in
Cleveland when Roy Rice crashed the
NAPLES for total of 1850, an average of
22S pins per game. Clark Moses Of Toledo
made 1t an all-Ohio sweep when he
copied the singles title with a score of
indianapolis teams rolling at Cleveland
had the following scores: Fall City Lager.
Cola, 2,764. In the doubles and singles
events. Wheeler Lunch players we're best
among the fundamentals entrants WINNER
" and Hornberger having POT and Ber-
berlch and Wimherly, GIL and 6l0 in the
singles.
Jesse Pritchett was best over the long
route. sos in the team event at Cleveland;
638 in the doubles and col in the singles.
giving him an all-events total of 1884
Hank Marine, the Milwaukee star. when
asked by another bowler II his, team hit
IN this event, responded with this answer:
with 3,O19."
Milwaukee was selected as the site for
the 1882 Central States tournament.
The final weekend of play in the In
dianapollS Elks Pot of Cold meet. featured
the Thirty-fourth Street Garage team with
the winning total Of 1926. With a hsndi-
cap, OF 26o pins, these boys rolled. games
Conner, Lauehlin and Malarkey we're over
the 600 mark. The winning team re-
ceived prize of $500 Other prize win
prize $3.50; Kistner- Niece Battery 3160,
S100: Michaehs-McCahill. 3,142 $40: Hell
denreich Florists. .3,14I. $50; Highway
Union Title. 3,122, $40, and Casady Coal,
three games over the field in the 81.
Philips No. 1 League. when they took the
tllJiIS ofAlNS rum lIule beverage. Mar
key Auto service also won three from
Giesen Product. as Prima Beverage and
Michaelis Builders won two from Kistner-
Niece and Kirschner Auto. The Michaelis
team had an even 5000 total to cop top
honors. Fred Schleimer hit high individ-
ual count. with games of 1876 248 and 2i2
a total of 656. Pritchett had 62s: Abbott
6I9; Faust. sos: Murphy. 602; Kaltenbach.
COL, and Callahan col.
While motoring to Cleveland Al Berber-
ich. member OF the Wheeler-Lunch team.
received a bad break in luck rear tire
on his car blew out and the machine
turned over. Berberich. Row Switzer. Mrs.
Berberich and her sister we're taken to the
hospital at Bellevue. o. Berberich and
Switzer were able to leave after treatment
for cuts and bruises. but the two women
we're more seriously injured and we're
compelled to remain in the hospital. Mrs.
Berberich was thrown through the wind
shield and suffered decorations on the face
and bodv