The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

The Barbasol vs.. Underwood Transfer
T nlaS ~ ieasurea tns inoianapois League
bssol followed. with games Of 1905 and
three-same marx Of s.2s4 TO- 70 s.o S9l'h Don
johnson and Lee Carmin tied for hiQh
TebT 5sg s 9's and e1sa player so rolling o2
and Myers scored $50 and e3e for the
losers.
Fall CITY Lager had striebeck and crav
rolling totals Of COZ and sos to lead this
tram 10 a triple win over Marott Shoe
Hardin returned TO form and rolled GAS
lot honi ne Gi,Fness965y and Appel team. West
boys will have to find the pocket when they
roll against this teams scores
Coca Cola. Seven I'D and Thomas
back Grille and ST. Philip 4. c. during
ne otneT contests. Ed Wieeel. a member
0 Of the Seven Seven Up team. vas ths only
t2s coming With games Of as. 223 and
Lawrence was the outstanding star dur
PIltchetts. his sheet showing games Of
won three from universal Blues as K B. G..
Mutual Underwriters and the Lions took
Two from Mercator. Exchange Pilots ana
Mutual Insurance.
Heat Resisting was the team that made
the Crabs that way taking them for all
three games during the G. and J. League
plav as Big Swings won two from Chain
individual honors. the former winning COG
10 603.
Two-to-one was the verdict in the Film
League Fox and Metro taking the rubber
Hancock started TO take lessons from Carl
hr q
his series Wednesday night showing total
OF 5se OF course. johnny Barrett is still
s5s on Sn' games 1 Of "i 2i5 0 as and 2os
Beach and Arthur lost the odd game to
the Calderhead quintet despite the league
leading total Of 500 bv Hewes. anchor for
the losers during the Antler Recreation
League series. Lawrence Ramolers and
Harrison officer and Oeftering-Litzelman
The Giesen Product League games on the
Central alleys featured lack HUNT as1 ana no
oberiell took single game honors with a
PCS opener. to total 625. Rhine Gold won
three from Big Boy eas, Giesen Special
AuRustiner lost the ground they gained
on the league leading Seven Up last week
when thew lost two games to sherer Flee
Harper Bros Garage during the Uptown
Leaghue series on the north side driyes.
mier Towel as Coca Cola and CITY CANDY
took two from Bader Cote and Upton,
Lvtle Cigar. Individual plav was featured
bv Shaw who rolled games Of 223. 1914 and
234 total OF 6sl. Diesel had 6 sso' Good
h ey s S5p Wsm HecRma 9Do so9 N BAKER. siC
Lang. Sol. and Hornbeck. 500.
Dr. Mitchell will be wearing the medal
awarded each week for high game in the
Medical Society League. his prize winning
score, coming yr in the frst try when ~, ne
the three-game route with score OF 5s9.
The fifth annual 100 scratch New Years
sweepstakes will be rolled on the Uptown
alleys. Sunday and Monday jan and 2:
The prize awards for this feature play VIII
for second place 10 per cent for third
place. S per cent for fourth and per
Entry fee viii be s375 per man. bowling
included. The Uptown alleys have been
selected for the city tournament and TINS
out the drives. Entries will be open until
the first squad takes the drives.
The watch Us Make Progress. League"
of the Indianapolis Railway and Peoples
Motor Coach COMPANY rolled their weekly
series on the Indiana alleys e. MoXley
leading with total OF 585 OaEes won won
the high single game, honors, with a III
team found the ALTO and $40 splits to
be Just another shot. as they converted
three Of these splits into spares.
The Old Gold Cigarette Ladies team Of
the Indiana Ladies League won all three
games from Coca Cola as B. and o.
Kngan & Co. and Hoosier Pete took two
from Van Camp. East End GreenhouSSe
total bv Wheeler anchor for the Hoosier
Pete team. featured.
Two to one was the rule of the Eli Lilly
League contests on the Fountain Square
drives the Rohr Ointment. Tablet and
Pill teams defeating. Powder, Extract.
Puloules and EliXirs.
G. Wishmever's sos series was what the
MIX team needed to take three games
from Cream Buttermilk during the Mutual
MIX League series. Whipping cream also
won three from Cottage Cheese, as Nursery
and Cream took two from Chocolate Milk
and Buttermilk.