The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-24

HARRISON. Hayes ana JnomaS. II Harfl-
son can win its match Saturday night at
home from Hayes, IL will clinch top honors.
Leo by Sergeant Spencer; VINO mas been
local team is the iavorite. The public is
invited TO witness this final match on the
fort alleys.
The Exchange Club found the office
teams from TT. Harrison IN form. and lost
both sets in q special match on the Indl-
ana alleys. Major Hezett was leader Of
team No. l and Captain Still IN charge OF
No. 2. while the Exchange teams we're
Contained by Ira Strohm and e. Il.
return match March 81.
Entries for the state tournament on the
Beam Recreation alleys, Anderson. Ind,
drives are being placed in fine condition,
and one Of the best entry lists ever re-
run 2rOou to % A ANDERSON V faS SoG9'' 1n dhe 1%Sis
bowlers, and this city is expected TO send
the largest delegation ever to leave the
Be sent to OPP ?. "I 1. ssdoSutRRiasFSd. 1885 Hss'' West Siq FIJI
teenth street, Anderson, Ind, and will be
accepted until midnight, March 10.
Miss Ann Mathews has been engaged to
play at the banquet opening the tenth
annual K. Of G. meet, at the Hotel SEVERN
members Will Journey to the Pritchett
drives. and the second largest meet in the
history Of the K. Of c. national will get
1859
The DAVIS Jewelry Company again will
sponsor the 400-scratch doubles sweep
stakes on the Illinois alleys, and will do
nate a wrist watch to the bowler securing
the high three-game total during the
The Davis Company has become enthused
with bowling and this is the second watch
IL has given bowlers in sweepstakes play.
MichaeBs Builders gained another game
on the second-Place Cassidy. Fuel team
by taking three games from Truie fBesyy,
erage as Cassidy lost one to the Kirschner
Auto Service; Marley Auto took the odd
game from Prima during the third series.
Abbott, Dr.. Click. Wimberly and Schleimer
turned IN 900 totals during this play.
When ne cut down the CT split.
Frank Hueber must watch all alleys
when he rolls in the Hoosier A. c. League,
and then gets Just enough pins to turn in
high, total. Tuesday night. Hueber fin
Neil King, with 651, Helmerich finished
third, with. 622.. Team results showed a
triple win for Barrett Coal Company from
Oscars Tire and Indianapolis Office Sup
ply won two from Hoosier Special, Hol-
comb d Hoke and Indianapolis Drop Forge.
Two-game wins ruled the Marott Shoe
shop, League. Yantes Toastee, Gates
ieattng Dougherty Recreation, Marott
Shoe, Tiles and Blacker Chill. Fuller had
a 257 for high single game and high
three game Total OF SOB.
Joe Rea pounded the pins for games of
202, PIT. and 2l4 to total 500 and lead
Stahlhut added counts of 609 and 6l0 to
Rea's total and the Stahlhut Jewelry team
Lotaueq 5iO4l 70 take three from Service
Products. Hatfield Electric also won three
from Coca Cola, Schneider being the
reason, with a score of 657. Beveridge
Paper and Thomas Restaurant won W
from Columbia Conserve and Ring Billiard
in the other contests. Miller rolled Sol
and Mindach 623.
Taps. Dampers. Ledgers. and Drills won
three games from Engines, Heater, CokeS.
and Stoves, as Bolts, ovens, Cranes. and
RSSiuSsSts, Gas, Mains ~ and Uff Meters aans in ii the Gas
ompanY League play on the Fountain
Square alleys. Strong led with a score of
S94.
The Ladies Social League play. on the
Hotel Antler drives. was a sociable affair
stohk Candy defeating the leading Bowes
Seal Fast as Roepke Floral, Antler Alley
Five and West Side Furniture defeated
indianapolis Glove. Gerth easily led this
play in all departments with a total of 6S1
That Included a 234 game.
The Z sterns t|rounced the 3Oth and
Contra Sales team three times in the In
termediate League play on Uptown alleys.
as Illinois National Supply and P. R. NAL
DRY won two from Jack Specials and Com
munity Cafe. Parker had a $50 to lead a
field Of 600 counts. Aherns high single of
257 gave him 648 Werner had COG: Pal
mer, COS. Kelly. sos, and Sacks, 6O4.
Kellum rolled 256 in his second game
to score the leading total of 637 and save
one game for Ballard Ice Cream in its
series with the George J. Mayer boys in
the Commercial League, Hoosier Pete also
won two from Eagle Machine No. /. Com
pac Tent continued their drive pennant-
ward with a triple win over Pure Oil. A.
c. w. Of A. also won three from Eagle
Machine No. 2 Tutterow was second with
624.
Triple wins were the rule in the Speed
way Lumber. National Malleable, and Shell
Gas defeated Allison, Prest-o-Lite and
Grande Hardware. Jack Hunt tossed in a
6S7 series TO lead. Vollrath rolled 604 to
finish second.
Norman Hamilton, secretary of the city
Bowling Association. will be at the Pritch-
cit alleys tonight from 7 to S o'clock with
the checks for prize winners of the recent
city tournament. All players who are in
this list are requested TO call for their
prize wards at this time.