The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-21
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

An open letter from Fred Schleimer sec
rotary of the Indianapolis League, eX-
plains to the bowlers his idea of the reason
local teams fail to hit in their usual stride
in the national and other big tournaments,
and suggests that local fast leagues roll
their title games under tournament condi-
Schleimer's explanation, and remedy:
Bowling Editor, Indianapolis Times
AS Indianapolis bowlerS did not roll so well
in the recent national meet, it is my sug
gestion TO the fast leagues of the city that
matter OF runways and weight of pins with
the various alley owners, requesting them
TO mop the runways and using pins weigh
ing as near as possible to three pounds
would show better form in all big tourna-
ments If they rolled their seasons games
under A. B. c. and other tournament con-
ditions. Yours for better scores next year.
FRED N. SCHLEIMER.
Now that Schleimer has started move
IN what we believe to be the right direc-
ps G and # the demand f is foand 70
receive the support of the boWlers no
doubt the alley owners will abide by their
wishes.
The. Indianapolis Post Office team will
the final half Of a home end home match
The first three games of this matcn
rolled at Fl. Wayne last Sunday found the
% Of m enc and d v %
have to roll in real form to be returned
the winner.
The Avalon Bowling League will hold
County Cub RpP g. This b as Vf fops
the season of one Of the best fraternal
loops in the city in a manner that finds
1000 attendance.
Earl showalter and Jim Randall we're the
only members of the Rotary team TO hit in
form during the Rotary national telegraphic
walter rolled 573; Randall. ST.; Demaree,
500: Zeller. 494. and Bowers. 464 These
games were rolled on the Indiana alleys.
The Lions Club team won the champion
ship Of the Inter-Club League. leading the
field by wide margin, winning seventy
tual Insurance. the runnerup, was twelve
games behind the leaders. Lou Daugherty
copied individual honors with a seasons
bad a mark OF 1872. Three errors in their
second game cost the Lions the high single
game score of the season, these boys hav,
ing count OF 1854 that was topped
earlier in the season by the Optimist team
with count of l,Os6. The Optimist boys
also won his high 5IgS total With
dividual went to Bert Sering with a count
OF 672, while Freeman took the single game
P puet %i'h the waShinston eSt wednes Ssn
evening at $50 and league sweepstakes
al Pritchetts will close this loops activities
until next season.
Lee Carmin and Don Johnson. rolling
against each other during the Coca-Cola
VS.. Marott Shoe Shop match. staged a
thrilling race for top honors in the In
diarapoliS loop, CarInin winning cut 73l
to 729. The Coca-Cola team won the odd
game rolling s,lsS as the Marotts scored
3067 Wheeler Lunch, Union Title. st.
Philips A. c.. and Underwood Transfer
also won two games from Gregory &
Appel. Hollenbeck Press, Oeftering- Litzel-
man Coal and Vollmer Brothers, Fall City
Lager paced by Hueber's 7i3 total, scored
3l5s 70 take three games from Pritchett's
PickupS Liebtag BARRIERS also won three
games from Trule Beverage. other 500
s2s: we e owe sss PfitcSett. So Rsss
scKott, SIS: Mack, sos; Thompson. sSi;
Meyer, SIS; wimberly. $40; Hornberger.
s2I Fox So. P FS $50, 500; stich sos
SIS; p streibeck. SOL and Hunt. 6il.
Fred shaw broke loose again in the Up
town League, having games of 204. asa and
257 for 8 total Of T25, to lead the Angus
Lytle new high single game for the
season was recorded by Augustiner when
they hit for count of l.222. Their three
game total was 3.346. omar Baking also
won three games from City Candy during
Recreation won two from Coca-Cola and
Selmier Towel Green posted the high
single game OF the night when he crashed
7s = S w.n ssl s senfs5 T0lsd ss
Goodhue 646: Dawson. SAG: wheeler. Sal;
Mace. 633; Bill Kreis. 62e: Palmer sol
Mindsch. SIT. Leppert. Sill; Expert $40:
Hanna. sos. and Stemin. 604.