The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-16
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Five former champions will ar-
pear in the doubles and singles play
of the state bowling tournament at
Anderson Sunday.
w. Neblong and G. Fenker, pres
ent doubles champions, and the two
Jensen brothers, Otto and Oscar
winners in the 1927 title play, roll
on the 8 a. m. squad. L. Fahrbach
Of indianapolis, who won the dou-
bleS crown in 1924 with E. Patter-
son, takes the drives at 1920 p. m.
with Eddie Hofstatter as his part
ner.
Doubles. 900 A. M.-SingIes. $50 A. NJ.
G.. Fenker-W. Neblung and G.. Galloway
bach, Terre Haute; G.. CadeeG. Wuest. A
OSBORNE. Barnum and 6. Gehrke-F. Sill
yerS tori; La Porte; K; Lanance-N. TODD
derson. LAFAYETTE: o. Jensen-O. Jensen, l
Holtz-W. Jensen and H. Fishback-H. Kruse,
Terre Haute.
DougIes. 1910 A. M.-SingIes. 11:3O A. NJ.
Hoerstman-O. HUFF, I. Daley-E. Beebe, A
Booher-H; Kelley A. Emmons-G. ,Sauter
and TG6cs e. GOs pa25s, Diet5ich Rvd Mifsfhewf Kaiina H;
and M, Brown-A. Toby. Gary; J; Umlauf-
j. Maths. ]. Vargo-J; KLEIN and S. May
ernik-N. Gyure. Whiting.
Doubles, 200 P. M.-singIes, $50 P. NJ.
F. Tegler-H. Scarborough. c.. Hass-R,
BoWen-C. Figg. D. Hackard-W. Bohne. w,
Kemper-W. Piez, M. S~chonaker-T. Selmier,
Langbein-F. Sourbier, H. Woodard-C. West
and E. Burt-C. Hardin. indianapolis:
Doubles. 1920 P. M.-SingIes, lilo p. N.
and A AiG DSeTr-M' Gadfsh w w1Ritins: g. Deea-
con,-R. Jones and D.; Keller-J; Princl: La
Ports : sir P; McN " Rsa Hsbisl@D; r. F e G.
Williams-J. Sahm, A; Meyers-O; Van Buren
E. Hofstatter-L. FahTbach n F. Afford
E.. Weigel. Indianapolis.
Doubles. $40 P. M.-Singles, 4:SO P. M.
D. N~ordholt-C. Schneider. G.. Meeker-W,
Burnett. C. Mahoney-R. Hill. D. Munter-
iinS EorsI4' eie9enser~H Il. HoytSN.' Wemer,
and L.. Jacobs-A. Pritchard. Indianapolis;
H. Pence-V. Winder and F. Wall-W. Prutz-
man. Muncie.
Sweepstakes play galore will feature over
the weekend on the different drives. Al
the Illinois alleys, the father and son sno
40%0-doubles events will be rolled IN addi
ton to the special match between the Hi
nois Five and the Pritchett Juveniles.
On the PrltcheCJ alleys, Ine annual nouSe
tournament also will start today, play con
sisting of team, doubles and singles events
This meet is open to bowlers rolling II
leagues using these alleys.
out at the st. Philip A. C. drives, q
mixed doubles will be played, this meel
being open to all men and women boWlerS
who wish to roll.
The Crozier house sweepstakes will hole
the attention of the .bowierS at the Up
play in the fve-man. doubles and singles
being scheduled. This event VIII also
cover Saturday and Sunday, April 1924.
A single game count of 25s enabled
Armstrong to lead the field during the
Block optical Ladies League play. at the
Pritchett alleys, with a score OF 6l4. johns
stone and MCDANIEL tied for third place
with a total of Ssh. Team results showed
a triple win for West Side Furniture, ano
Chill. and an odd game win for McGaV
Special. Bowes Seal Fast. DR.. Chambers
and Electrolux Cleaners over Hoosier Pete
Marott Shoe Shop, Coca-Cola and Gieser
Tabert's 600 featured the Pennsy r.. r
quintet won three games from, Dlvlsior
Engineers, as MachiniStS took the rubbe
from Supervisors.
Fatout rolled $50 to top the play in tn
A. c. E. S.. loop. Blank tossed a 622 TO
runner-up honors. as Gebhardt showed OF
a GA that included the high game o
Alden Spencer tossed in games of 2ss
2l4, and EST to total 704 and lead tn
play during the Washington League serie
N. Werner, 67S, with the high single gam
Of 266; Bohne. 63S; Scarborough, 6o3; Ru
$50. The leading Hoosier Optical team
won three from City Candy. All othe
contests were decided two to one. Coo
Cola, National Refining. Augustines. Fl
Harrison. and Geisen Product defeating
Central Rubber, Lauth Rockne, Coisey On
Stop, Indianapolis Paint & Color, an
Schmitt Insurance.
Bob Wuensch is in a tight spot. Wuenscl
lost his ball and shoes after Wednesda'
nights play at the Uptown alleys, an
he is scheduled to roll in the state NEE
at Anderson today and Sunday. The los
ball has Wuensch's name on it, and If i
is located, the finder can reach him b
calling DreXel, 0416-W.