The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-01
FINAL
2 Records
Top Play
Detroit Stars Set Pace in
Three Events; Norris
Is Leader.

With two new records on the
boards, boWlers rolling in the clos
ing weekend Of the knights Of Co
lumbus national tournament on the
Pritchett alleys have their work
cut out for them.
Palace Recreation of Detroit prac-
tically is conceded the team laurels
with new record total Of 3,217. Joe
Norris Of Detroit also seems to have
the all-events medal in his pocket
with a mark of 2,052, another all
time high score. If Norris wins this
event he will have accomplished one
of bowling's most difficult feats,
that of taking the championship in
the same event two consecutive
years.
Norris and Allen top the doubles
column with a 1858 count, but Sun
days play will find the team of
Stamina and OBrien trying to re-
peat their championship efforts Of
last years meet in this class.
In singles, w. Green of Kansas
City leads the field with a score of
500.
Chicago squads comprise the
mai or part of the field in todays and
Sundays play at Prtchetts. One
team from Milwaukee, unable to
roll as scheduled on March II, will
roll it's five-man, doubles and
singles events tonight and then
jump to Detroit to appear in the
American Bowling Congress play.
Two-MAN SQUADS
q A. M
individuals at -
A. Thetcher-F. Schroeder. Blue Island,
H.. l.. Hill-W. Hill. Chicago: r.. Racne-E
Hstalla and E. Brethauer-E Fredette, Blue
r. Krieger-P. Schmidt and O. Golies-T.
Harmon. whiting; j.. Mccain B. .Conlon,
L. Cognac. Chicago: l.. Frasor-S. Rossnues
and J. Mslich-T. HAYES. Blue Island, Ill.
$40 A. M
individuals at $500
CAll Chicago Teams
F. Bork-A Kuhr. Czubeck-L. schuene-
stsnbe e. j. DiXIF CzveW sE J. RefksF
Czvzowsk. ]. Skokna-G. Rosczynia SKI. w
Crowe-P. ,JarzemSki,, =; Sitkiewiez-I 7, Ku-
Mueller. p Lavoratta-E. Pribiski F. Hage-
meyer-P. Prawoski and j. MarleWski-C'
10 A. M
individuals at ~
(All Chicago Teams
r. Faclsno-s. witkowskt. W. Brown
r. Ward. L. DosterT. DALEY. G. Daly-J
McKeowni u spooizJ H 5e s T. Cfoppss-
x Mni Hei,p q Hoi@ ]. svdoT-J, Hur and T.
Dombrowski-F. Pollowy
1890 A. M
individuals at 1890
Stamina Sian so' r mHyis6t:E. Morgan. J; ouan-P
Guest. W. .Gardner-L. Vicini,, ~ JanowiaS-
NJ Janowiak. r. Pullman-H. zahnen, 3
T anke-F. Ecker and J. Lambert-G: Smith,
Chicago: s. Kosobucki-J. Jtlek. W. Kas-
ncrski-J. Vopatek and J. svec-c. Miller
Cicero.
1850 A. M-Individuals at 1850
]. Kurzawski-F. Otleurs and z. Klinger-
J. Stoecker. Chicago: S. MayernTiikE-JI.
Mats, f. Keilman-A; Koch and q. Wilt-G.
lastrini. E. -Thielen-J. Jindrich and a.
Thielen-J Richacek. Cicero. Ill ).
PeohnckT M RGGShge rGace szcePan' Wis
nosky-E j. Sewers Summit, Ill.
1920 T. M.-Indivduals at 100
A. segin-N Amrheim and l.. Smith,.
Albright, Springfield, NJ; r ConnoT,,W,
Creighton and G. Rouo- q K IoIn,5sb Bige
Lamberty-v Ruler. 9. Blasgen-H. Wielattz,
L. witkowsky-L Paha and l., Thiebault-
n Blouin-N Jachzer and F. Dalv Jr.-C.
Komada. Blue Island, H.; r. Lauer-S.
owen and B. PeronaM Beck, Chicago.
I:i5 T. M.-IndividuaIs at 2:45
w. Collns-J. Stevens, T. AaronF Berta,
J. Gaaer-S Smith. F. Mertz-W. Reading,
f. Hooker-C. Graham, J. Chernich-J.
Grove w. Meisenbach-A. McGlone and J.
Stanevich. S. o.. Chicago; A. Kelly-R. Nc
Cormick. indianapolis.