The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-16
Pin Gossip
By LEFTY LEE

Members Of the Kiwanis League rolled
.nsiT weekly series On the inoisna ansysl
from Fechtman. Bockstahler, Baxter. Erik
ana selmier, as the Cox ane Moodm ian
Keller. Ochiltree had games OF I'll z0g
and 2ol, total OF 62i, TO top the held
over the three-game route. hIeis romeo
The Cardinal team OF the Edwin Ray
League gave the ether teams something nssar
record OF l,o48 70 win one game from the
Maroons. Heuss and Fisher had 2ie each.
care 't Of 1 Dick aa and his iss during this con-
test Grays also won one from the
Blues. c. c. Heuss rolled e22 TO a 900
for Nunhst to cop high honors over the
three-game route.
Two-gams wins also ruled the Edwin
Ray No. league contests. Blues and
GrayS defeating the Cards and Maroons.
The Heidenreich Florist team or the
South Side Business League had no OPP
ponents during Monday nights play. but
let the balance Of the league know they
following a start Of ses 10 give, them a
and Behrens had totals OF 66i, $50 and
e25 for this club. Bakers series included
the high single game mark Of 2s9. Com
pleted contests resulted in two-garne
win for Thoman Shoes and Fountain
Square State bank over Ellis BARRIERS and
Koch FURNITURE. PieIson -, had e2s; L s,pe.
Ramsey, 6l8, and Roeder 607.
Lions League contests on the Hotel Antler
drives resulted in triple win for Teeth
and Whiskers over Ears and Claws. and
a two-game victory for Hides and Tails
from Names and Heads. Cook rolled 59S
to take high threegame total. Chrisney
was next with 5s5.
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company loop during their series on the
Illinois alleys. Team results recorded odd
game wins, Gates Tires, A. G. Plugs, @.
NJ. Radio, PENN oil and Arvln Heater
defeating Perfect Circle. Plymouth, Dodge,
Norze and Super Service.
sahm showed the boys a $50 to start
his play in the Fraternal League on the
Illinois alleys. but faltered stopping at
e33, as E. Voeltz came fast at the finish
1R League tfpe wins for Groto oVe
Brink, and a two-game verdict for Gun
Club and Regal from Red Men and High
way Club.
The usual good scores we're produced
during the st. Joan Of Arc series on the
nb 5S ana hrens erons
GA to lead the field over the long route
other 500 counts were; Schmitt 65I;
team stood out. Fink Plumbing. American
Estate and the Cards taking two from
Athletics Capitol City Fuel and Lanagan
Furniture, Lone. Star Cement. Pettis Mems
Shop Citizens Motor and Garland Foun-
dry will roll their games later.
Another 400 scratch doubles will feature
day. '''''' '''e''
Teams can still enroll in the 1000
scratch tourney now in progress on the
Delaware drives. An entry fee OF SIS per
team is charged this amount being re-
turned to the prize list Bowling charges
are extra.
Sterling and selmier won three games
from Crown No 2 and Pilgrim as Crown
No. won the odd game from Riverside
Rink during the Laundry League play in
Freddie Mounts and Arch Heiss are go
ing to be closely watched when they make
their. bid for honors in the doubles and
singles events next Sunday. Mounts has
been hitting IN great style all season, and
Union Title team to runner-up position In
the team event.
Mchaelis Builders won the odd game
from Giesen Products during the st.
Philip No; ! play on the club alleys the
99l to o86 when Fred Schleimer struck out
from tn esixth frame. Dan Abbott was best
over the three-game route with 638
count.
Jess Pritchett rolled his steenth 700
series during the Optimist play, the big
boy counting IT'S.
Chuck Klein would have had the single
event in class ,sewed up If he could have
scored any in his closing frames. The
tenth frame of each game was OPEN with
a As, o. and $40 split.
The Doctors and Dentists are preparing
for their rivalry match. slipping in a prac-
tice game at every opportunity.
William Wheeler. sponsor OF the Wheeler
Lunch bowling team. has taken to the
PLAYING end. and is now a dyed in tho
wool pin toppler. The reason for this Is. a
288 he rolled in a practice game on the
Leibold. the office staff of the Wheeler
Catering Co., have all been irving to out
score each other. and the 288 of Wheeer's
makes him the boss. This was his first
game over the 200 mark and was scored
with ten strikes in a row and $40
snare on the final ball.