The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-09
Pin Gossip
By LEFTY LEE

Laura Alexander. the girl who gets the
wood in match and tournament play, again
put the Msrott Shoe Shop girls team
over for a win In their special matcn
against the Hotel Deming and Garage Of
Ierre Haute, having total o. w WIZ
games OF 1853. 204 and 229. The MaIotLs
scored 2,7s3 TO the visiting team cans ] Sttb
a marx Of 584 that included a 2oI hign
eingle az the finish Alice Shea reversed
this play having 4zs heT nISi wv" as h hest
for the visitors with mark OF 5S2. The
match was practically even until the
fnal game when Marotts SCARED 70 300 as
the Terre Haute quintet dropped OF 1os
one OF the many friends Of M.
Expert, the former Terre Haute star, who
has been rolling in local leagues for the
the brilliant record Of Experts since Jan.
"a On that date, Expert travelled to
Terre Haute to roll special matsn
Uptown League he had sos; Community
League Jan g. Gal; Washington League,
Jan. 29th, esoi city Tournament. Jan,
Community and Washington Leagtie play.
average OF ESQ; 645 and 628. which gives
him an average OF better than 2ll pins
four games played. but six have been be-
low the 200 mark and four Of these we're
over the 100 mark Experts season aver
age In the different leagues are Uptown
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The friars seem to be leading the way
for the bowlers in the st. Joan Of Arc
Rather Shea Leading The s sd 9th t con-
Of 5s4 Team results showed triple Triple
flanagan Furniture and Citizens Motor,
and a two-game win Tor FINK Plumbing
and Pettis Mems Shop from the Cards
and American Estates.
Frank Hueber had the railbirds on their
the Pritchett alleys Monday after
nineteen consecutive strikes, rolling games
OF 800 and 252. This is the second 800
score rolled by Hueber but both games
were scored in practice play, which fails
to collect the A. B. c. gold medal. Hueber
IS S25 richer, however, as the manage
ment Of these drives reward perfect games
in this manner.
Bel Telephone series on the Central alleys.
leading the field with marx oil b5l.
Liebtag had e2l and Knowles 6lo
Roche took carmin's place during the
Star League series. games Of 25l, ~, ara
245 giving him a mark Of 673 that ed the
field. Team play resulted in a two-game
win for Nonpariel. Mailer No; and Oper55
ators. over Wrong Font Mailer NO anu
No. 10 and Freshmen No. 81 from Inter
tyne and Cubs.
TRIBE wins ruled the Laundry League
play on the Illinois drives Crown NO.
and Riverside Rink defeating Pllgrlm aIu
Crown No. O. A 900 score BY Stevenson
featured this play
No 600 counts were recorded during the
Fraternal League series. but gooq average
scoring was produced in each series.
Grotto, Brink and Regal won three from
copied two from Highway
wiesman COPIED high three game total
during the Lion League play on tne AhIleIS
drives, with a mark OF GIL. Scnoeh nau
high single game, scoring 200. me me
Whiskers and Hides. taking every game, as
Names and Heads won two from Ieeth ana
Claws.
Prosecutors and abstracts lost three TO
Assessors and Clerks as Lawyers won two
from Surveyors during the Courthouse
League play. on the Central alleys.
Two-out-of-three was in order during
the Indianapolis Auto League play PerIeC-
ton Pin, Indiana Wheel and Rim ana ~
" Law defeating Eisemann Service cast
wright Grinders and Euarco. Interest IN
this loop conferred on the battle Tor hign
three game series, White and Selmler mn
ishinp in a tie with 618 and Figg runner
up on GIG. Stahl had GOT and Buckhorn'
sos.
Earl Bright showed the boys and girls
OF the Gibson Company mixed league, now
TO get the wood, starting with counts OIL
224 and 231 and then dropping to l62 TO
total GIT.