The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

The Avalon group took up a collection
Delore foliinR and obtained enough to
ciothe four children with possibility that
NTH youngster might be kept going 70
schQol through their generosity.
The Avalon League heads the list
they r., nign men--in the Bowlers "Clothe
a Child League. Perry Gherre is president
ana Frank Coval, secretary treasurer. And
nov that Avalon Is higng scorer in the
take them? It's a challenge-Wh02 Go
get theml Call the Clothe-a-ChiId editor
Let's gol
Ayalon's leading scorer Friday night was
second game 70 total eli. warren had
500, Miller, COZ, and Cray COL Haug
popped a 256 in his final TO save the
DrlVerS from snutoUt at the hands Of
the puts. All other contests were also
decided two to one. the Divots, Caddies
Irons.
Bowling fans can enjoy their favorite
pastlme 70 their hearts content over the
weekend. ATTRACTIONS being OF the highest
order. At the Illinois alleys a 200 scratch
singles sweepstakes wiz be rolled. the
management guaranteeing a purse Of SIS
s 10 the w<inngser. The entry fee for this
at noon and END Sunday midnight
Sunday at D. m. captains of the capi-
Iol CITY Travelling League teams are re-
guested to be present at the Central al
itNH Tor q pfe-Raue meeting. THIS league
Will roll on these alleys at 2;3O D. m.
At the Hotel Antler alleys the annual
Pot OF Gold touornament Will start to-
drives until late Sunday night. The sched-
ule Tor this play, follows,
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Pure Oh company bowman Shoes. -
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Mhite FURNITURE Company. Fox Optical and
1890 A. M.-Pick UPS. South Side. Gem
Coal and. Charles DENLY Cigars.
Il ?. M,-society Brand Clothes and
3 p. M@Wash Rite. Gulling Auto Elec-
trio, Indiana Wheel and Rim. Central
states Envelope Seven Up indianapolis
League Sinclair Refining, Big Brothers
p. M.@LaFendrich Cigar. Mutual Milk
yolimer Brothers universal Leaguel and
sP MMTaT5 Citizens Gas League) and
r M.mFGngi Medical League Sec
ond Reformed Harding Street Power and
Light League. Parkway and Appiegate
. P. M-Johnson Chevrolet Ccity
League. Giesen Specials. First Tigers Re
formed Church Leaguel
The Barbasol team iourneyed to Gin
cinnati today where they Will roll the ALI
stars OF that city in special match
game Tickets for this match are 30 cents
and 81. which will be applied to the Eagles
Riddles and widows Christmas Fund Gin
cinnati has advertised this match in big
way.
John Blue was back in the pocket
again during the Washington League series
on the Illinois alleys and he scored q total
lead the Coca-Coa team to an ODD game
win over Geisen Product The Cakes
smith and Deal supporting Blues total
with games Of 669. $50 and Gil Black and
Hanna had SAC and e12 for Geisen
Wheeler Lunch had Wimberly and Miller
tossing in counts Of 656 and GIG to give
this team the rubber fTqm the p, Indiana n,
diana Billiards had AL Streibeck rolling 653
and they won two games from Schmitt In
Surance.
India Tire also won two games from
Hembray Candy Company, Hoosier optical
rolled games a. which their opponents viii
sier.
Pittman- Rice Coal rolled 2,s7O during the
K OF C.. League series at the Delaware
alleys and Block Optical lost all three
gan games 0,csonnell and and, gogelsang rolled
optical also took three from Finneran
Grocery, as Penn Coal and Scott Trucking
Blackwell a Son Bill Sargent scored GIG
for the Quinn Grocery team.
Jess Pritchett led his Barbasol quintet to
a triple win over Rose Tire during the
City League play at the Antlers, with a
total OF $50 on games Of 24S, 2S6 and III.
total to 3.097. while Hare Bruder and
Bader counted 625 615 and 608 for the
losing Rose Tire team.
Budweser Cafe copied two games from
Johnson Chevrolet, taking the rubber by a
ma rrrffN Of rAl1 Al 20 "a
tie game. Coole of the losers starred with
a score Of 627.
yelling and Co lost all three games to
Wheeler rolled Gil for the winners Hoo
sier Coffee VS.. Marott Shoes. series re-
suited in an odd game win for HooSier,
Nordhohlt and Shriver scoring 657 and
OH for the Coffee team.
MAYER and Armstrong. rolled totals of
55l and $50 to Offset the league leading
sO tSTea BY Kh nc sHd Gge Geaag t90
the Block Optical Ladies League session at
Pritchett's.
Alexander's $50 was the reason Indian
apolis Baseball Club SQUAD won three from
Start Of sa5 and 5o9 but Per dropped to o
in their final try, Bunch and MCDANIEL
relied SCI and $50 for f- B0wes Gs ai
Kritsch leading her team to victory with
a total OF 55s. Bowlet Co. had the high
against and as a result lost all three
games Burnett rolled $50 for Heidenreich.
The final set resulted in an odd game win
for Thomas Lunch over Schneider.
The boys Of the A. c. E. S. League were
Fancher leading with q three-game total Of
67Q on games OF 2l2. 224 and 236. Tar
rant rolled COS: Berger, e12. and o'con-
honors with a finish Of 255.
pins, the second 1,07l TO 1,06s, and then
walking away with, the final, Ward,
Behrens and Quill had csc, 64l and sos for
these boys. Wards finish showing a 266
count.
Fall City Lager had Schleimer and Scott
rolling 624 each and these bows won two
from Prima Beverage. BennleS BARRIERS
faltered after taking the first game from
they lost the last two Whetstine rolled
500 for the winners, as Holt counted Col
for the BARRIERS
DIFFERING Litzelman Coal took all three
from Martin Trucks WuenSch and
Roth tried hard to put the Martin team
over for win when he rolled 6SS.
futile was away to a great ST = in the
State Highway League series w. games
him at 500 that led the league.
Consistent bowling by the veteran Bill
Reitzel gave him the league leading total
OF $40 during the Casualty and Surety
League play on the Central alleys. A 23a
finish by Baker gave him single game
honOrs.
Aiize and Feist were the stars OF the ST.
Joan OF Arc League that rolled on the Up
town alleys. Mize rolling GIL and Feist Goa
Grixyoxr Handed