The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-26
Pin Gossip
BY r LEE

MURPHY HITS FOR III
stS 'oi Why iEssarrhedY his tSe b oShliissi'o on the Ps 81.
Philip A. c.. drives. posted the seasons
nigh for the 81. Philip No. League dur
games Of 224. 25s and 734, q total Of ~.
Another record was tied when Charlie
count. Sticks other games we're 1919 I'd
RI t eorr 2 total Of 7o2 Other seeeref over
ss99ss. eqg marx WesF5so; M scSI a oOP so7 faa :
Fahrbach 6o2 Team play gas declded
Two 70 one KiStner-Meece Battsry ana
and Michaelis Builders.
Kistner-Meece Battery challenge che, St.
Philip A.. c to an odd match. the ichsl-
he teams in CITY tournsment play 70 de-
eide the winner. This should be a good
wav for both teams to get the wood. as
keen rivalry exists.
Lee carmin again broke loose during the
star League play on me PrltGheCt gu
total OF 718. Play In, this, loop was classy
all The way. the Mailer No. / team post
snG a w 9fw a snf Total Of 2.s4s. iBBulssch and
BENJAMIN led this club with counts OF oie
and 813. other 500 totals were Iaiss'
6i2; White. 622' Bohm. o9l' ana 6iooS' oSi'
Fred Shaw repeated in the final naIf Of
his ten-game match with MIS-. floIeICa
M S,cG az Nc tnf Fer raT by ! niaIy3i Of 81
Dins. 965 to 915. The grand total for he
ten games was Mrs. McCutcheon' t'oSS6;
IAN" WITNESSED CHS match. Next SUNDAY
NIGHT on the Parkway alleys, Fred shaw
wall Nall take r, 99 f BoIds H tRs seasons g i record
for three games in league play WIN 4 mar"
Of I'll.
The match game between the Fountain
Square I'VE and Hanna Register vas 2
thriller for Two games the %outn co STgS
I%973 to 1857 CAPTAIN Tom Quill ard
Hornbeck lost control at this stage. now
2a2S To- :. S69. Rex Dawson and Goodhue
had totals of $40 and GIG for the Winners.
while Ward displayed the best game LOT
The local Pennsylvania r. R. team will
roll the anal three games o. nome 81
home M matca W{ snrd }ny a. ; .. m. on the
FOUNTAIN Square alleys. The trst nall q
this match, rolled in. LOUISVILLE resuIeGu
in a win for the local team by a margin
OF eleven pins.
Pin we're falling during the South side
Business Mems Play t1 on 5pf rP Florists
rolIine games Of 1921, 1000 and l.O87, Tor
a total of 3.138, while, Madison Avenue
state bank was a CLOSE secoha "I ten this
NAV. Quill was next with 686. Other
players TO reach the 500 line were: PaeT-
SON UlI IlOll lUGAh bAoH -
Behrens, 643: L. FOX, 651; Lands, 6S2 and
Poeder eO3. Team results showed a triple
win for Heidenreich, Fountain square
state bank and Madison Avenue StaIe
hank over Ellis BARRIERS. Thoman SHOES
and Koch Furniture, and a tWo-game WIN
Tor Kasper Furniture from Carson BROS
Chevrolet.
Laundry League games on the Illinois
salleys we're decided two to one. crown
M and Riverside Rink defeating, sci
inter- Towel and Sterling. WhaleY OF tne
series. with a total of SOC on games oil
pa. 2O2 and 100.
Walt Hickman continued to hit, the
rins i'm the Fraternal League and lea me
neid With q mark of $50. Russ Miller. ms
nearest rival, also was getting me Woeo9c
his. sheet showing 63l. =, Noelt5 hs 4ni eIbo
Moose Iodce won three games, from Rea
Men as Grotto. Howdy Club ana Gun Clu9
took the rubber from Regal. Brink ana
Highway clubs.
Gibson. Company howlers rolled their
weeklT series on the Illinois drives, Merge
Perfect circle and A. c.. Plugs taking three
games from G.. M. Radio, Super Service
and krVin Heaters. as Gates Tires anu
pivmouAl won the odd game from Dodge
and PeJaGoil. Page rolled a Gil score TO
lead his loop.
Edwin Ray No. l League contests we're
decided two to one, Maroon and Blue de-
feating the Grays and Cards.
Triple wins featured the Edwin Ray
No. : League play. Grays, and Cards
handing the Maroons and Blues a shutout.
Tncse games we're rolled on the Fountain
SQUARE alleys.