The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-06
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

q, Entry blanks for the eighteenth annual
son tournament alleys MAY and g. now
the richest OF all sweepstakes, enrolling
the best bowlers in the country Rules of
n With can T5 an pri7e Of Sc $500 s and per
diamond medal to the bowler rolling the
ievs Second place is worth $500 and
third place 81 900. Prizes totallinq about
$4,000. which include, the. FIRST twenty.
and special awards, will be distributed dur
meets. q total OF more than sos 900 has
from ali parts Of the world participate'
Jess Pritchett has rolled in this event on
two different occasions, collecting $3.50 in
prize money.
Father and Son match play has proven
quests. the writer has decided to conduct
sweepstakes for the dad and bow This
e OF 4fS w6 gene sF IN G9e
thould also appeal to local family teams.
Tit 9e unaef hanaleap system
age and 400 being the gift margin. In
cases where a parent has more than one
each boy. Several combinations will be
rolling IN the A. B, C. meet in Detroit
next week lend. so ARRANGEMENTS are being
made to run this sweepstakes on the Illi-
nois alleys April 1916.
A 400 scratch doubles will be rolled on
The Illinois alleys. Saturday and SUNDAY.
April 50. The usual entry fee OF sl25 per
charged. Players may roll as often as as
they desire changing partners each SER
aes.
The intermediate League series on the
Uptown alleys produced its usual quota
3 score Of 667: Ahern had SAT; Shaw. 644;
M NC $50; Mace, 624; Sachs. 624; Buley,
three from Chevrolet Motors in team play.
as Community Cafeteria. P. F. Mallory.
Million Population Wrecking COMPANY and
Illinois Supply. EasternS. Jack Specials and
Mrs Mills Pie Company.
Della Harland rolled the league leading
total Of Sss with eames Of 1872. 1913 and
ZOE to. lead the Doves Seal Fast girls to
1nS the Ladies Social League series on
The Hotel Antlers alleys. All other con-
Giesen Products and Marott Shoe Shop de-
Seating the Antlers Alley Five Indianapolis
Glove Company and Komstohk Girls.
For the first time this season. members
81 the American Legion League failed to
Memorial over Bruce Robinson and Indian
Havwood.Barc and McTlvaine- Kothe from
John Holiday and Irvinston Post.
Commercial league piav on She Illinois
ALLEYS found the Citizens Gas Company
team advancing al the expense OF the Eagle
ing the entire series. All other contests
were DECIDED two 70 one Crescent PAPER.
Geo. ]. Mavev A. c. w of A. and Eagle
Machine No, ! defeating HooSier Pete. Pure
%Tay rolled 500 to lead ' this 0 ioOp rent
Miehaens Builders again are in front
in the st. Philip No. 1 League leading
the Casacv Fuel team bv a margin of one
game, johnny Murphy was pressing Jess
Pritchett for the lead in individual aver
the msples for better than 800 in six
games to lead the voungster by over 100
pins.
stark rolled total of $50 with games
OF 236. III and 244 for Allison Engineer
ing during the Speedway League play but
his teammates failed TO help him and
National Malleeble won two with Jack
Hunt rolling eo7.. Prest-o-Lte also took
two from Shell Gas as Mann and Herb
Hill led Speedway Lumber to a triple win
over Grande Hardware with totals Of 6ls
and 6iO. Baker tossed high single and
high three-game total filling in a 276 in
his second game giving him score OF
65s These games were rolled on the
Central alleys