The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
PIN GOSSIP
By LEFTY LEE


ERANK BLACK, secretary of the
IL Washington League, rolling on
the Illinois alleys, took up Cloth
a Child for Christmas collection
before this popular loop started its
games Friday night and a result
another boy will be taken care of
this winter. Leagues and individ-
uals enrolled to date are:
Avalon Country Club League -four
Indianapolis League 1.-TWO chiIdren).
Pritchett Recreation League.
Indianapolis Star League.
Mrs. Eddie Meyer, Bowes Seal Fast 1.-TWO
children).
Roy E. Steele Ladies League
Block Optical Ladies' League.
Reform Church League.
Hoosier A. G. League.
Ladies Social League.
Washington League.
Newt Warner, a member of the Wash
ington League, who rolled 800 in prac-
tice play week ago today on the Illi-
from the Beam brothers in recognition
Of this feat. prior to the start Of the
Bowlers can Certainly take their Choice
over the weekend, the Illinois alleys con-
Quoting 400 scratch doubles event Satur-
s% s starting at D. M. sunday sunday
In addition to cash awards in the mixed
doubles play, the following merchandise
vanity set, pocket knife. vest pocket flash
light and a cigaret holder and case This
is the first mixed doubles event Of the
season on the downtown drives and a large
entry is expected
At the Pritchett alleys 200 scratch
singles sweepstakes will be rolled Satur-
day and Sunday. Three games across
six alleys will be played bowlers being
permitted to roll as often as they desire.
The final weekend of play of the pot
OF Cold meet on the Hotel Antler alleys
VII start today at p. m. The schedule
Saturday
P, M.-Underwood Transfer, Central
States Envelope, Belle Telephone, Selmeir
a P. M--Hoosier Pete. Union Title, sher-
ms Ell Lilly; Hides, Gregory q Appel;
MSta1 cns 9il Lambs osdtsr-
Sulphates, Teds Lunch, Coca Cola.
Minis Lis-McCahill, Heidenreich
Folks Best, Prima Beverage and Reichert
Pharmacy.
D 1890 A: M-Indianapolis Apron Supply,
pr ! P .Ma4-M,Dadiry Products, Moose Club,
P. M.-Indiana Wheel and Rim, Fetch
eT american Bank, A. C.. Plugs, Doctor
NO. z, Doctor No. 8, Weiland & Co,
NlckRlS. NaVd1OC
p. M-Beach-Arthur, Block Optical.
NM,olTnage Plumbers, Indiana Carburetor,
P PIotcho Optical T *. Of c. Third Floor,
z P. M-.Hoosier Coffee DIFFERING
6 6iszelman, Anters League. Illinois Central
TEeaCelihg e. III elman, Fountain Square
M-MaroRtft 81 Shoes S eenfnrv T9P% V,ncb
wheeler Lunch, Prima Beverage, Earl Cox
FlVe' GRAPHIC Products, Big Swings.
w John Blue. again starred during the
washington League play rolling his Second
consecutive 700 series IN this loop. having
TO- lead the Coca Cola team to an odd i game me
Thomas Ta oyeF had sOE f6 sch Bs
After After tt%o Of his poorest games of the
and save the final game for Hembray
CANDY during their series with Hoosier
osers whe wsens ana h2d SOS for the
ard 6Ol for Hoosier
count for an odd game win over fnoiana
SaSsroureter and Brake Service. despite a
6 6E . by Thomas. Geisens were nosed out
BOYS losing by margins of 8, ii and is
pms. Shering rolled $50 for the losers. as
All SIreiPeck tossed in $40 for King. Wheel
s 5;t ieading them to total Of 1901
gage Will shoot against these scores later.
The pleasing part of the Barbasops s24s
Gradys SIS totsi oGqedy was bss J sssg
IN the habit Of rolling small 600 counts
series Friday night is. very pleasing to his
nost 81 followers. Johnson had 678; Hue
F pST 0 vas ana md Eeh 6i $50 Johnson Chew
all three despite Coolies ga count.
The Hafaf antIa~
rolling 900 to give them an odd game
Cooler rolled 625 and 500 for Marotts.
loop. i've OF the six games being in the
the 1inal game to help Stark. who rolled
o4l, Baker finishing with a dandy 26g to
save 81 them n, from shut out at the hands
Tire. ~ ''' 4O' f'0Se
Race Johns. Alice Shea and Helen
also hit the pocket consistently. these girls
having totals OF 641. 90 ana 6lO during
games OF 30. 22l ana zI0: Shea. ISL. 245
ana 209. and kritsch 2I9. 1913 and 2O4.
o PIN good totals we're: MAYER, 555;, Rice.
Baker. 5O2; Bunch. $40. and Meeker. 500.
In team play. Bowes Seal Fast rolled games
81 sS .;rs go an ana Sg7: total OF 2l0l to
reich Flor, Hoosier Pete and Geisen
rroouct aiIc won three from Schneider
Baseball Club and Coca Cola took two
from Thomas Lunch and Geiger Candy.
Elmer Burt started with a slow 1859 dur
lEg the Avalon League play. but from
ts on nd IN me ne was under ipH heSd 9 q
ana 256 at the finish. Piez rolled 657:
Fulton. SIT: Ghere, COL: Miller 603: Coyal.
~. and .Haug. COS. to prove this loop has
shut out the Roughs and Stymies. as Cad
dies and Iron took two from Puts and
Traps. in team play.
K. of C. League games on the Delaware
alleys resulted in a triple win for Quinn
Grocery and Penn Coal over Finneran Gro
very and Hoosier Optical and an odd
game win for Pittman-Rice Coal from
only 600 in this loop. crossing the line
with 604 on games Of 1870. all and 2ls.
The Stahlhut Jewelry VS.. Prima series
evenly matched affair Cchoch and Guntz
rolling GA and sol for Stahlhut. who won
.wo games. as Hunt and Herman scored
IS and Sol for the losers, ,.1 Ta4 ca4 1aIy
5chott and Smith scoring 657 and SIG for
the Lager team as Behrens ana Lang
rolled 632 end COZ for the CANDY quin-
,et Bennie's BARRIERS also connected for
an odd game win over the DIFFERING
Litzelman Coal team when Stitch rolled
ri series. Leppert's even 600 count for
-5os, ~ ire fourth series rolled, but his
team lost two TO Martin Trucks
Mccoy and Schneider battled for in
sessi noat the Uptown. Mccoy winning. 500
% $50.
UCLANs TEST FLORIDA