The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-02
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Anderson is ready fol-. the state meet
which opens TODAY in that city on the
Beam Recreation alleys.
The drives have been put in wonderful
record scores are made freely: The open
ing DAYS play as usual vii WI consist o,e OF
due to appear early in the tournament.
A 400 scratch doubles sweepstakes will
be rolled on the Illinois alleys Saturday
5 5o%eT %R0 have league 20
desire. but must change partners each
series. The entry fee is SIPS per set,
bowling charges included.
The Illinois Alleys Ladies team and the
mems team from these drives. VIII traVel
to shelbyville tonight to roll the Shelby ID
city. in special match games.
Charlie Cray tossed in a o series Of ga ga
Avalon League play on, the Prltchett al
eys Haug second With 1tb total Ct Ct
CAL Team play was closely contested all
the way. zimmer's Traps. DAYS Dtvots.
feating Hunkers Caddies Hutchinsons Tees.
Foxs Roughs. and Youngs Drivers.
An interesting match is scheduled. for
the Parkway drives at 7:30 Sunday night.
the Fall CITY Lager team taking on the
Union Title boys.
Fountain Square Recreation League
games also were decided two TO one, Frlna
defeating Martin Truck, Coca Cola and
Fountain Square. Frank Hueber had q
series GfiS Of 7Os to lead this loop. the Fall Fall
and 1876. Pierson also rolled real game
his sheet showing total OF 67l; Qulll
had GAO: Cray. Gil: McKinnon' 0OS' ana
Shaw, 600.
Two-out-of- three again appears in the
- Arn no
town Sv alleys. the Kelly Builders. Centennial
, and R ssrg an Goal Goal
Whiz Bangs. J. j. Blackwell ana sons
and Farrell Granite. Keogh took all high
game game total Of SGT.
Morrison finished with 2s6 count to
total $40 and lead the play in the Suthers
gam wins for Wild Rose, yellow, Pine
o Pd W Cheese oak shd s sUn S
Rusie started slow with a 1874 count;
and and as to total 676 and lead the Pennsy
League plav on the Pritchett alleyS' MlIieI
had 6s7 to follow him s in while the veteran won
three from Division Engineers, as the
Maehinists took two from the Superin-
tendents.
Shaw. Tiff and Lezzes had ,61s. ST. and
500. during the Big Four League spl IfS.
western Limited won two games from ONO
state Knickerbocker and ROYAL PAIN IN
team play.
The Block Optical Ladies League play re-
suited in r triple win for GleSen ProouctS,
Marott Shoe Shop and HooSier Peter. over
Zeal six. Blacker Chilli and DR.. ChamoerS;
and an odd game win for Coca Cola anu
Bowes Seal Fast from ElectTolpN Cleaners
the way during this play. brilliant 26s
at the finish giving her total OF $40
McAnly had SIS: Johns. SGT. ana Banks
ranebein. Horn and Loechle tossed in
counts of 664. $50 and $50 in pretty race
for top honors in the A. G. Z. ;. League
Tunclaus had the number OF the n, r.
Mems Building and Loan, taxing All gnree
games Kries Transfer and Wege stan,
ford also won three from Standard Metal
and Engineers.
C. Baker led the Engineering team to a
iriple win over Research during the PreSt-
shop and MAINTENANCE won TWO IRON
Charging Plant and stores during the
other contest Farrells 625 on games OF
2s4. 1872 and 1893 topped the field.
Lieutenant Stauton-Smith in command
of Schoen Field. acted as pinch hitter for
the TT. Harrison team in their series With
the Lauth Rockne boys. and delivered IN
real STYLE to help the Soldiers take al
three games during the Washington League
plav Smith was at his best when the 60
ing was close. punching strikes in the FIRST
and third games to give his club the edge
Augustiner also won three from National
Refining. as Giesen Iron Brew, Coca-Cola
and Gem Coal won two from 1 C9sssy one ont
De and Color COmDanV.