The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

now knat avalon Is nlgn scorer IN the
CLOTHE-A-CHILD LEAGUE. who can
take them2 It's a challenge-who9 Go
get theml Call the Clothe-a- Child editor
OF The Times or this columns conductor.
Let's go!
Avalons leading scorer Friday night was
secona game to total sii. warren had lad
COS. Miller, 602. and Cray, sol. Hsug
popped a 256 in his final TO save the
the Puts. All other contests were also
decided two to one. the Divot CaddieS
and Roughs defeating Stymies, Trays and
irons.
Bowling fans can enjoy their favorite
weekend. attractions being OF the highest
oroer. AT the illinois alleys. 200 scratch
singles sweetpstakes will be rolleo. the
manaEement guaranteeing a purse OF S2S
70 me winner. Inc en- yrt eIrohstevn
10 the winner. Inc entry Tee Tor this
at noon ana eno sunday midnight
Sunday at D. m. captains OF the Capi.
ouesIeo to oe present at the Central al
l5ys Tor pre-game meeting. This league
VIII ron on these alleys at 2:3O D. m.
AT the Hotel Antler alleys the annual
Pot OF Gold tournament will start to-
drives until laUe Sunday night. The sched-
uie Ior TINS piay. follows.
4P. M-Lions Club.
8 z. M.-Coca-Cola INDIANAPOLIS
League LS,as =, AlIey Actors lhighway League,
g P. M.-Weoer Milk. indianapolis Post
Legion Leaguel Seven Up Uptown
White Furniture Company. Fox Optical and
Paramount Optical.
1890 A. M-Pic Sun ISps South Sid. osr
Coal and Charles DENLY Cigars
P. M-sOciety Brand Clothes and
3 ?. M.@Wash Rite. Gulling Auto Eec-
trict indiana Wheel and RIM, centrai
League Sinclair Refning Big 0 srotbers
5 P. M@LaFendrich Cigar. Mutual MIX.
Baileys Insurance.
P. M.--Tars (Citizens Gas LeaTuel and
4 P. M-Fungi Medical League). Sec
ond Reformed. Harding Street Power and
Light League. Parkway and APPLICABLE
9 P M-Johnson Chevrolet Ccity
League. GieSen Specials. First Tigers RE-
formed Church Leaguel
The Barbasol team journeyed to Gin
cinnati today where they will roll the ALL
game Tickets for this match are 50 cents
and ST. which will be applied to the Eagles
Riddles and Widows Christmas Fund Gin
cinnal has advertised this match in big
way.
John. Blue was back in the pocket
on the Illinois alleys and he scored a total
of TAO with games of 279 224 and 237 to
LEAD s;n the he coca3cola team to an odd game
three-game total was 3.159; Hadley Gold
smith and Deal supporting Blues total
with games Of 500. $50 and Gil Black and
Hanna had 646 and 612 for Geisen.
Wheeler Lunch had Wimberly and Miller
this team the rubber from the indiana
Carburetor and Brake Service King In
diana Billiards had AL Streibeck rolling $50
Surance.
India Tire also won two games from
dempray candy Company Hoosier Optical
rolled games at which their opponents will
shoot later. Wooden had 62s Tor the Hoo
sier.
;. Pittman-Rice Coal rolled 2,s7O during the
II OF e. League series at the Delaware
games says an9 Boos Optical lost all three
629 and $40 for the Coal Company. Hoosier
Optical also took three from Finneran
won two, from Quinn Grocery and j j
Blackwell g. Son. Bill Sargent scored 6i9
Tor the Quinn Grocery team.
Jess Pritchett led his BarbasoI quintet tn
q triple win over Rose Tire during the
CITY ely, League L. gu play at the Antlers With
Don Johnson rolled 667 to bring their
t Rasir to 1921 while Hare. Bruder and
losing Rose Tire team.
Budweiser Cafe COPIED two games from
Johnson Chevrolet, taking the rubber bv a
margin of one pin, after the rolI-off OF a
tie game. Coble of the losers starred with
score of SGT.
>, yelling and Co. lost all three games tn
Hotel Antlers; DESPITE a go by Bunch.
s wheeler Ls rolled GIL for the winners. Hoo
suited s9d in an odd game win for Hoosier.
Nordhohlt and Shriver scoring 657 and
GIT for the Coffee team.
MAYER and Armstrong rolled totals Of
5Sd and $50 to Offset the league-leadng
all three from McGaw Insurance during
the Block Optical Ladies League session as
Pritchetts.
AIexander's $50 was the reason Indian
apolis Baseball Club squad won three from
start Of 9s5 and sOs. but 'V dropped to S1 7so
in their final try. Bunch and Mcdaniel
Product also won 1' two from T~ Coca coia
total Of $50 Bowlet Co. had the high
games Burnett rolled $50 for r9 Heidenrei cf
The flnal set resulted in an odd game win
for Thomas Lunch over Schneider.
The boys of the A. C. e. s. League we're
Fancher leading With a three-gams total OF
672 on games Of 2I2, 224 and 25s. Tar
rant rolled 668: Boerger 612, and OCon-
ner, 500. Les Brandt took single game
honors with finish Of 255.
City Candy refused to lose to the stahI-
nut jewelers., winning game No. / BY two
pins. the escond l071 TO 1858 and hten
walking away with the final Ward.
Behrens and Quill had ss6. Sal and s0s for
these boys. Wards finish showing a 2ss
count
Fall City Lager had schleimer and Scott
rolling 624 each, and these boys won two
from Prima Beverage Bennies BARRIERS
faltered after taking the first game from
indianapolis Toilet and Apron Supply. and
tney lost the last two. Whetstine rolled
sos for the winners. as Holt counted SOL
for the BARRIERS.
oeftering -Litzelman Coal took ali three
from Martin Trucks, Wuensch and
Mounts leading the boys with 657 and sO7
Roth tried hard to put the Martin team
over Tor win when he rolled 63S
futile was away to a great start in the
state Highway. League series with games
q 2l7 and 2l3. but 1876 finish stopped
him at 5es that led the league.
Reitzell gave him the league leading total
OF $40 during the Casualty and Surety
League pla yon the Central alleys 234
hnlsh by Baker gave him single game
Mize and Feist we're the stars Of the st.
Joan Of ARC League that rolled on the up
Town alleys. Mize rolling GIL and Feist 604.
Central Ca gers