The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-22

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PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE
-, Members Of the Geisen Product team of
the Washington League had the song book
out after their series with Budweiser. and
with good reason. for they rolled 1910 and
sun lost two games, the Budweiser team
and 1,0s6. Scores of 600 were the rule
rather than the exception during this set.
sa@es Of esss s with tnd mark p OF sss
sSS: Kennedy; se4; Bohns, $50; Soldering,
SIS. N' 0 anu i'"l"S'
Wheeler Lunch also won two games from
Coca Cola, a 500 by WEmberly leading the
wheeler team to victory. Goldsmith tossed
IN oOS count to lead the losing quintet.
Bob Kelly, who has been setting a swift
pace during the early season play, suffered
a75 real stump mp Friday night rolling mere
and Schmitt Insurance won two from Hoo
sier optical.
Thomas was the reason Indiana Brake
Service. took three from Lilly Luggage his
total OF 622 coming with counts of 178 213
and 233.
Newt Werner led City Candy to a triple
win over King Indiana Billiards, the Candy
Team anchor rolling games of 2l8, 200 and
t tSz t t a total OF 6lS. Al Streibeck, out
lack OF practice. rolling a small 461
Johnson Chevrolet continued their good
WORK IN the City League on the Hotel
Antiers drives, scoring 1901 to lead the
n n and win two games from Budweiser
S SSa A Meeker and Mahoney had totals of
Ioro and Chrisney rolled 623 and 6l0 for
the losers.
middle game and pounded out count of
1,l4O that gave them q tWo-to-one edge
over over WteIlliGn,g q Co Koelling stopped these
while his teammates were all over the 500
mark, Hickman rolling SAC; Stemm, 645:
Stevenson, 6sS, and Wheeler sos.
Rose Tire turned on BarbasoI in the
nnal to avoid Shutout at the hands Of
Sne speed boy Don Johnson and Fehr led
Eay FOX and Bruder counted ga and SOB
for Rose Tire.
d HQOs agd cOf Tee came back with games Of
the Marotts also speeded up and copied
the rubber by taking the final 1851 to
team as Mills toppled 6s3 for Hoosier. 0-'O'
American Legion games at the Antler
ann ID Ta for M
Irylngton and Bell Telephone. and an
odd game win for Indianapolis Post from
Bruce Robinson.
With every member on the team passing
the 300 mark the Geisen Product girls of
seasons record of 2,72i. and won three
ere s4 0 SEQ SO snd s8S sToch LED fhs
saes HAVING Ss' scores o sa real ss and @
Dawson had 5S5; Pyle. $50: Fox, SAT. and
Miller and MAYER had scores of 500 and
500 to offset a 545 by Burnett and Geiger
Candy took the rubber from Heidenreich
Florists.
MueIler''s 112 score was the reason Bowes
Seal Fast lost one game to the Schenck
team. McDanielS and Johns rolled 554 and
$40 for Doves as Lawn counted Sill to
lead the Schenck team.
Lathrop and McKinnon rolled SIS and
514 for the Schneider quintet. but their
team mates failed to help them and Hoo
sier Pete walked off with the odd game.
Indianapolis Baseball Club SQUAD had
Mas Alexander and Shea hitting for totals
of 534. 523 and SIS. so they took two games
from McGaw Insurance.
The Kribs VS.. Coca Cola match also re-
suited in an odd game victory. the Kribs
team taking the final two; withem. NC
AMY and Tourney had totals of SOB. SOL
and 500 during this set.
Two to one was the rule in the Central
States play. Coins and Commercials de-
feating catalogs and Baronials. Wray's
602 topped this session.
Insurance League results at Pritchett
showed Mutual Life and Western Adjust
ment taking three from Hoosier Casualty
and Blue goose. as Rough Notes and Indi-
Appel and Reserve Loan. Appel starred
during this play. posting 233. l72. and 232
for total of 637 Moore rolled $40 for
runnerup honors.
No 500 totals appeared in the A. c. E. S.
series, Langbeins' sol leading the field.
Jungclaus over Geiger-Peters. and a two
game win for Pierson-Lewis. Brant Bros.
and the Star over Domestic Insulators.
Architectural Club and Railroad Mems
Building and Loan.
Harding street and Third Floor were
hot during the Power and Light Com
ggree and FoHrtR Foo snre as Fth Foor
wrestled victory from Morris Street two
to one. The veteran Carter of the Hard
ing Street team showed the boys fash
of his old time form when he crashed a
total of 618 with games of 202, 226 and
100.
Next Friday nights feature tilt in the
Fountain Square Recreation League will be
the battle between City Candy and Fall
being in a deadlock for top honors at pres
ent. City Candy had their entire team
over the 500 line, during last nights series.
the dog" on 6o7 Their sheet showed
games of 1.102 1085 and 1,051, a total of
1928. Needless to say Etahlhut jewelers.
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one on the chin in the first game with a
score OF 1,o35. Schoch had $50 for the
losers.
Fall City won two games from Prima
Beverage. but the scoring in this set was
below par. 500 by Hunt leading DETER
being the victims Tedrowe topped Gels,
6l2 to sos. to carry the honor5 in this set.
Bennies BARRIERS also copied two from In
dianapolis Toilet and Apron Supply. Tracy
leading the winners with a count Of SOL.
Two-game wins ruled the big st. Joan of
Arc League contests on the Uptown drives
Blackwell. Eaton, Centennial Press, Four
Thirty-seven and Duffy Malt Products de-
1 feating Barrett Coal, Pittman-Rice Mis-
souri-Pacific. Pagan Seed and General Tire.
Scott Trucking was in form during the
X. OF G. play at the Delaware. rolling q
total of 2 900 to take three from the j. J.
/ tests were decided two to one. Penn Coal
Hoosier Optical and Pittman-Rice Coal de-
feating Quinn Grocery. Block Optical and
/ FInneran Grocery. Bill Sargent totaled
SIS with games Of 245. 220 and 210 to lead
Lee Foley had $50 and Johnny Murphy 627
HOPPE WINS FOUR TILTS
Small crowds greeted Willie Hoppe,
veteran cue star, in his two-day
exhibition stand, but the former
champion romped through eight
tits without loss at Coolers.
He won four Thursday, beating