The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-02

Anderson is ready for the state meet
which opens today in that city on the
Beam Recreation alleys.
The drives have been put in wonderful
shape for this meeting. and predictions of
record scores are made freely. The open
ing days play. as usual, will consist of
booster squads, but good teams are also
due to appear early in the tournament.
A 400 scratch doubles sweepstakes will
be rolled on the Illinois alleys Saturday
and Sunday. This meet is open to all
ages. Players may roll as often as they
desire, but must change partners each
series. The entry fee is S1.25 per set,
bowling charges included.
The Illinois Alleys Ladies' team and the
mems team from these drives will travel
to, Shelbyville tonight to roll the. Shelby,
vile Ladies' and the mems team of that
city. in special match games.
with games of 213. 248 and 223 during the
Avalon League play on the Pritchett al
leys Haug was second with total q
Gal. Team play was closely contested all
the way. zimmer,s Traps. DAYS Divots
feating Hunkers Caddies. Hutchinsons Tees
Foxs Roughs. and Youngs Drivers.
the Parkway drives at 7:SO Sunday night,
the Fall City Lager team taking on the
Union Title boys.
Fountain Square Recreation League
games also were decided two to one. Prima
Beverage. City Candy and Fal City Lager
sauare Frank RGebe q0 had
series, of 703 to. lead this loop. the Fall
City lead off hitting for games of 220. 287
his sheet showing "SO total iO Of ST Gull
had $40: Cray. GIL: McKinnon, 500. and
Shaw. 600.
Two-out-of- three again appears in the
ST. Joan of Arc League play on the Up
town alleys. the Kelly Builders. Centennial
Seven and Barrett Coal Company "" defeating eat
Hoosier Brick and Coal, Republic Creosote,
S Mh ra R29s Granite KeogS TOOK fna S S
game total Of s27. To- '
Morrison finished with a 236 count to
total $40 and lead the play in the. Suther.
land League. Team play resulted in odd
and white Oak over Morning Glories
Cream Cheese and Sun Flowers.
but followed this up with counts of 267
and 225 to total 676 and lead the Pennsy
League play. on the .Pritchett alleys Miller
Meeker showed on 62I Engineers won
three from Division Engineers as the
Machinists took two from the Superin-
tendents.
shay. Ilif and Lezzes had $40, SIT and
600. during the Big Four League play.
western Limited won two games from Ohio
State. Knickerbocker and Royal Palm in
team play.
The Block Optical Ladies League play re-
suited in triple win for Giesen Products.
Marott Shoe Shop and HooSier Peter. over
Real SILK. Blacker Chill and DR.. Chambers.
Bowes Seal Fast from Electrolux Cleaners
and McGaw Specials. Mrs. F. Fox showed
the way during this play. a brilliant 265
McAnly had SIC; Johns. SGT, and Banks,
counts of 664, $50 and $50 in a pretty race
for top honors in the A. c. E. S. League.
Junclaus had the number of the R. r.
Mems Building and Loan' taking all three
ford also won three from Standard Metal
and Engineers.
C. Baker led the Engineering team to a
triple win over Research during the Prest-
O-Lite play, with total of GOT. Machine
Shop and Maintenance Won two from
Charging Plant and Stores during the
2S4. 1872 and 1919 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 bows. and delivered in
real stvle to help the Soldiers take all
three games during the Washington League
play: smith was az ms pest when the 60
and third games TO give his club the edge
AuguStiner. also won three from National
Refining. as Giesen Iron Brew. Coca Cola
Stop, Central Rubber and Indianapolis
Paint and Color Company.