The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-01
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BY LEFTY LEE

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BY LEFTY LEE
Wheelers Lunch should have been on
the sideHncs Wednesday night an epidemic
OF colds among its members keeping Their
they decided to roll Coca Cola rolled a
Hansen. PPritchett0 Jr.' and Argus having
counts Of 636. CAB and GIL.
Barbasol had Hueber and OGrady count.
ing 704 and Glib TO total 3O74 with all
games over the IT, 900 mark. and the j. p
johnson team lost all three. Joe Rea
rolled COB Tor the losers.
Eddie stroibeck rolled a total Of 622
Tor Fail CITY Lager TO give tins team a
roll against this score later, the Gregory
team being on The sidclines owing to the
oeath Of Harry Woodard' S mother IN Gov
ineton- XIV. Woody has the sympathy OF
this column and hosts OF friends in the
bowling world.
Goodwln's $40 received better support
than Larry Foxs 667 and the Seven I'D
team won two games from Marotts Rass-
mussen rolled an even 600 IN this set.
Chrisney was the reason Thomas Lunch
won two his sheet showing a total Of
62l for the losing Fishback Grille.
After dropping the first game to Under
and took the 6naI two. Hornberger Of
The losers led this play with count Of
., Midnight, Saturday. Dec. 3 is the dead
Inc Tor entries in the annual Pot OF Sill
YER sweepstakes on the Hotel Antler al
thirds between their team average and goo
that includes bowling.
The Capitol city Travelling League will
open its season play Sunday afternoon at
ESQ D. m on the Delaware alleys The
lineups of the different teams in this
lqqoop includes practically every star in the
Barbasol~Pritchett alleys. j. Fohr. L.
Carmln, ID. Johnson +. Hueber, }. OGrady
Indiana wheel and Rim-Hotel Antler
alleys G. Mahoney. l.; Coble, 9. Meeker- W.
j. p Johnson Go CSoo.Gcentra1Ii alleys alleys. j.
Hunt, w. Riley D. Nordhot. A. Heiss
A. Spencer r g. Robertson Re .uon.
Stitch, J. Michaelis. r Mounts. d. Abbott
w Sargent and r. Goodhue.
st. Philip a, C-St. PhIlip ALLEYS j.
j. Barrett and H. Harrigan.
wheeler Lunch-Ilinois alleys J. Blue
II. Bohne and W Bowen
Koch Furniture-Fountain Square alleys
G Mack. g. Streibeck, Pierson. Hohlt.
seven Ub2Uptown alleys. o. Behrens.
Ward r, Quill Lang, Baker and D. Horn
An admission charge of 25c will be made
at all matches. All teams are requested
TO be on the drives at ? p. m.
A report from the Uptown alleys that
the Seven Up team would not roll IN the
o To WIGS WIZ this cub Was e
ceived bv this column Wednesday night
Behrens is manager of the Fountain square
popular pin spiller would not be able g
leave his duties. AS he is the only lett
handed bowler. as well as one Of the
NIT him to perform is expected.
The Partlow. Fast End Greenhouse and
Herman Schmitt Insurance teams wo21
three games from Van Camp. Klngan ana
Hoosier Pete as OLD Gold took two from
Coca Cola. during the Ladies League play
on the Indiana alleys.
Mindach and Koelling counted SAB and
SIS to offset a COG by Medlin and the
Coca Cola team won two games from
Harpers Garage during the Uptown League
play on the north side drives.
The Bader Coffee team nosed out City
Candy all the way, taking the hrSt ana
fS9nd FSoWey p Toed go for the losers
while John Bader led his team with total
OF sos Seven Up had Baker rolling 6l2
10 give MS team an OAN eulAlf VAL wv
Selneir Towel Sherer Electric also lost
two to Tipton-Lytle Cigar Palmer and
Goldsmith counting GIG and COL for the
Cigar team.
Augustiner had four men over the 500
mark for a 1924 total. but CITIZENS Gas
saved the ANAL game 965 to 962 Totals
over the line we're: Mace, 64S, Shaw $50;
Green, COB. and Spencer COL.
Buttermilk and Mix were the big vim
C0mnanV
piav on the Fountain Square drives, Cot
tage Cheese and Nursing losing all three
games. Cream and Chocolate Drink won
two from Whipping Cream and Creamed
Buttermilk during the other contests. B.
Wishmeyer scored an even 600 with games
OF 2l3, 1876 and 1872 to lead.
Jack Hunt again showed the BOYS of the
Geisen League how to get the wood, a 245
finish giving him n threegame mark Of
626
Menhennett can strut his stun before
the members Of the Fletcher American Ma