The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-15
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

TOURNEY RECORDS SHATTERED
All-tlme records OF the CITY Bowling AS
ISOLATION were shattered over the week
special city tourney SQUAD in order to
avoid conflict with the Tri-State Print
GTaft meet being the boys to posi- The
stand the final whirl at the Pritchett al
lleys, next Saturday and SUNDAY. frank
breaking Show scoring ai 71s " in IT the Singles
with games of 279. 22l and 219. The
former record was TT rolled BY H. SSieiiken
also started with 279 count when he
scored the TIT.
A mark that is almost sure to stand
for some years to come was recorded by
Johnny Fehr. the popular Coca-Cola lead
led this CLUB to the sra paf
event. came. back in the doubles with 691
and then rolled TIA in the singles event to
set the new all-eyent mark at 2o61. an
nine-game route. Feher had games Of go.
257 and GA in the doubles. and counts OF
b Tn5d b1 p8 Is w il the singles sysnt
Weigers pay featured the high i' siise
game of the tournament to date. 298 falling
a9r We're 2ds and fo SoC Pchet gned
the tie with a big finish. 268 following
counts of 22o and 21S.
singles with a 687 Saturday. is nov in
Fifth place in this event. Hardin has been
son. and no one was surprised when he
crashed out this dandy mark.
singles play Of Class B Saturday. Scoring
621 but George Babe had something left
after his rs first two Sunday, finishing with
of 625 and the lead.
Third place in class singles is held by
a. great fnshed Of 26s = BY Earl BTicht
Paces him him f fourth With total Of Go
His first nine frames showed strikes bat
on his first try in the tenth he was high
and 81 split resulted that cost him his
chance for a perfect and first place in mis-
class
how St STUMP h the p hs b sS being eas s
5 5aa. better than h. jenkins second pace
The work of Bisesi and Rea featured
the doubles event. These boys started
with an ordinary S97, and then pounded
Rq d0q had S 81 4S snd pn Rea eS s T tR
in that all-impoTtant last game.
Fehr and Pritchett are second in the
Fehr's sci leading the way
Third place belongs to Wimberly and
Hornberger at the present time. the pair
Of 4 ne 9ss and nqR 4o5 o'f total n1 a54
berger was the boss during this set with a
score of 636.
in the, single with a total of 65s that
showed games of 218, 200 and .235; Counts
of 600 were common which leads to the
prediction that it will take a score of at
loo t tn CHI in ha eli
The final play of Davis jewellery 400
scratch doubles on the Illinois drives
Faust and Lewis for first place with a
total of 1874 to 1,341 Third place went
to Lewis and Nose on a score of 1921.
jewellery company was won by Southland
who scored 724 over the three-game route.
Fl. Harrison handed Fl Thomas a real
Irison Saturday 81 night. the local boys scor-
failed to arrive in time for their match
poned. The championship series to date
is deadlocked. each team having a win
and a loss. Sergeant Spencer of the Fl
total of 1904 for the six games rolled.
The 1000 scratch team event at the
These boys carried gift Of 442 and had a
real chance to pass the 3 200 mark. their
final game showing but 818. A poor start
Is the reason Smittie's BARRIERS of the Lit
tie Flower League are in second place. this
team reaching a total of 3072 with a 1872
start. City Candy can also blame a poor
start for their third-place standing on
5000: games of 1.027 and 1.031. following
an 854 starter. The K of G. squad is, in
fourth place with 3042; Gates Marble
fifth, 1882.
Larry Fox pounded out a total Of 655
for the Marott team to give it total OF
2976 and a win over the Courier journal
boys of Louisville, who were below their
usual game. having but 2,790. Evans was
the only visitor to show his real stride.
having a score of 610. Marotts were con-
sistent, ST. being their lowest total.
With Wiesman. Burnett. Wiese and
Meeker going over the 500 mark, the West
Side Furniture girls had an easy time de-
feating the mems team OF Shelbyville.
2,546 to 2.349.
Shelbyville ladies were no match for the
Roepke Floral losing by better than 400
pins. scoring 1870, as the Roep.e team
hit for 2,449 Burling and Mayer had 533
matches we're rolled on the Hotel Antler
drives.
SWIM MARK BROKEN
FIT. LAUDERDALE, Fla, Feb. Is
Katherine Rawls, young Ft. Lau-
derdale swimming star, clipped
1925 seconds Of the national wom-