The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-29
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

After Mavor Reginald Sullivan and Chief
epf Ponce Mike MorrIsscv nad turned over
The KEY OF welcome TO the knignts OF Co
eumhus national Bowling Association at
the banquet az the SEVERN Saturday night.
local booster teams formally opened the
tenth annual tournament on the Pritcnett
alleys. The opening ceremonies featured
the tossing Of the drst pail BY, Supreme
knight Martin Carmady. and a fun. squad
also featured booster d~uintets, and as
VISUAL. scoring was low. the lin sexton
Boosters rolling into hTst pace WIN q
ond on 2.3s5 and Fox Optical third With
1850. O.. Oconnor led the Sexton Boosters
to their leading total Win a score OF 04f
that included q 2lS start.
out-of-town bowleTs viii be present next
week end. teams from Terre Haute, Ind.
CoVington. XIV. Cincinnati, o., Newport.
XIV. ana Detroit. Mich, taking the drives
the close Of the tournaments hve weeks Of
play. some Of the nations leading pin spu-
lers will have taken their fling at the
Naples.
The Clergy has taken to the game locally
and some fair scoring was produced. The
Advance Paint with the Rev. Shea. Rev.
Walters. Rev. Smith. Rev. Spaulding and
John Lau in the line-up rolled a total Of
Catholic Community Center was composed
entirely Of clergy. the. Rev. Passenger lead
ing them to a total of 2.27l with a score
OF Sic.
At the banquet Saturday night. President
Holm. Secretary Albers and r.. V. Thomp-
son. the daddy Of the bowling game" gave
some interesting figures on the groWtn OF
the bowling game. and we're Tree WIN COM
plircnts regarding the results OF INC SA
forts Of the local committee.
The indianapolis Medical Society team
led by DR.. Morgan. who had a total Of 657.
scored LOGO in their nrst game TO assume
a lead ~over the Indianapolis Dental So
get OF a nine-game series at the Uptown
alleys. DR.. Click helped DR.. Morgan with a
count Of 6S6 while pr 9uI sos sh nd s5 8SYf eS
the losers. Next sundays match will he
PLAYED on the Central alleys. at 10 a. m.
Miss z. Hausser rolled a total Of 573 to
win the annual l70-scratch singles sweep
stakes for women at the Pritchett aleys
over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Wlesman
was runner-up with 567 and Mrs. Ruten-
berg third on Sos. Fourth place was won
by Mrs. Hohheim with a score OF 562.
Eightv-three women rolled, and a large
number OF merchandise awards were pre-
scented the fair boWlers. in addition 70 the
cash awards. The meet was conducted by
Mrs. Race Johns.
Southland and Robinson tossed IN an
actual count Of 1920 to total 1896 and
win the first half Of the Davis JeWelrY
Company 4O0-scratch doubles meet. VIM
berly and coz finished second with 1925,
while Robinson and Walter hickman
showed on 1913. The hnal half of this
fWtcphbdkfa Will DC pld3th ASNb
and Sunday.
Cornwell had gaEaas Of 22s. 268 and, 244
to total 40. and lead the Hetzler Three
Rails of Muncie to a win over the uptown
Recreation on the Uptown alleys, 3,l07 TO
1929. The veteran Bill Gotten had 6O5
for the visitors. while Shaw. Goodhue and
Expert counted 645. $50 and 81 Tor. the
Uptown boys. This win gave Muncle a
clean sweep. as they won the hrst nalI
on their home alleys.
Charles and Walter Hickman have &C
cepted the challenge of the Kimmel father
and son combination. and the hrst hve
games will be rolled on the Uptown alleys
next Saturday and Sunday night at 8
p. M. The winners Of this match will find
their hands full to hold on TO- their honors
as other father and son combinations are
awaiting the outcome Of this match to
challenge the victor.
Arch Heiss was all over the head pin
during the head pin tournament on the
Central alleys. and he assumed the lead
with a mark of 1913 out of a possible 800,
that will be hard to beat. Play in this
event will be resumed next Saturday and
Sunday.
Kistner-Meice Battery assumed a lead Of
thirty-eiPht pins over the Juveniles in the
first half of their siX-game match on the
st. Philip A. c. alleys Sunday. The final
three games will be played next Sunday
afternoon at 2 p. m. on the Pritchett
alleys.