The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-04
Pin Marks
Shattered
AuguStinerS Lower State,
City Records; Shaw
Rolls 800.
BY LEFTY LEE

Two city and state bowling rec
ords were posted by the Augustiner
Beverage team Of the Uptown
League on the north side drives
Wednesday night, the city single
game mark of 1910 being put in
the discard with a score of 1920
and the three-game mark, city
and state, of 3,287 being passed
by over $50 pins, these boys
having counts of 1920, LAP and
1,086, for a total of 3,44S. Sergeant
Spencer, the Fl. Harrison star, led
this team to the new record with
a three-game total of 767, seasons
high for the Uptown loop.
Fred Shaw pounded his way into
the bowlers' hall Of fame, winning
the A. B. C. gold medal for per-
feet 300 game, and also registered
his highest 700 total of the season,
over the three-game route, a 1852.
Bill Kreis had 6l2, w. Green 637,
and Ray Robertson 670, to round
out this wonderful count.
In collecting his 767 total, Spencer
wslloped the naples for 266. 267 and 234
Shaw in piling up 7e2 pins scored 237,
The other Uptown League pastimers also
went wild. Schock rolled 702, and other
ssh Mccarty. $50; Expert. $50; Good
hue. 643; Bentley, 634; Hymer. Gil; schon-
Augustiners won three games from the the
Beams, Giesen Specials took two out of
three rom Iipton-Lytle, Hanna grabbed
Candy upset Coca Cola, two out Of three
and Prima annexed three in a row from
5elmier Towel
When worlds records are reported one
turns back to the Majestic Radio team of
world mark with With series erSs Of 0 s544 Other
series that pass the local mark are State
AomSn FRYE BoSkf95s y 1879 ana
The worlds record for tournament play
Brownell five Of Chicago during the inter-
state meet at Aurora. these bows having
and 1902. Freitag rolled TIC; Brichetto,
$40. Herman. 702: Peterson, 72l. and
Brown, GIL.
The local Doctors and Dentists are now
going TO decide who is best by Iolling
ersS drSes oa Se pns ea o count on
plans for this play and the drives to be
used. win be decided soon. DR.; D9ynes is
captain Of the Dentists team and Mr. McI-
gan is in charge of The Doctors. Six
men will roll on each team
Encouraged by the success OF their first
national bowling tournament at the De-
tIoit convention. the American Legion is
N n the ''f second annual meet that win be
held in connection with the Legion ma
tional convention at PSSGtiand Ore 9fro feTS *
secretary of the convention bowling COM
mittee. and wishes to hear from all cams ms
that intend to roll in this event. For the
information of local American Legion bowl
ers Albert is also secretary of the x. q
c. National Bowling Association and VIII
be in this city Sunday and during the
roll-off of the K. Of G. meet on the Pritcn-
EFT alleys. II you wish to write nm, MS
address is 24l8 Stair avenue, Detroit. Mich.
Teams of all classes are turning in
their entry to roll in the fourth annual
the Delaware Alleys Feb. 10, "A, 20 and 81.
The guaranteed prize award Tor the VIM
ners, and the 100 per cent return OF all
entry money to the prize list has made
this event one of the most popular OF the
season. If you wish to select your time
should be sent to Norman Hamilton in
care of the Delaware alleys, and checks
made payable to William Sargent, tourna-
ment manager.
For the next two weeks bowlers who
roll in the 40O,scratoh doubles az the M
nois alleys will have an incentive TO mt
the wood as the Davis Jewelry Company Is
sponsor for this meet and will donate a
wrist watch for the high three-game total
dndividuaD rolled during this period. The
entry fee for this meet remains at Sl.2o,
bowlers being permitted to roll as often as
partners are changed.
Pumpkin took the entire series from
Soup, as Tomato Juice, Spaghetti and Cat
sup gained two-game win over Bean
Hole Bean. MIX and Pork and Beans dur
ing the Van Camp League play. Pollard,
Lemon and Edwards staged pretty race
for high game with marks Of 223, 222 and
221 in the order named. Pollard was best
for three games with 5S5.
The Union Title team turned in the fea-
ture score of the Indianapolis League,
them a total of 3 ,l19 and a triple win over
Vollmer Bros. All other games in this loop
were decided two to one, Wheeler Lunch,
Fall City Lager. Marott Shoe Shop Coca
Ii HiS am Coal defeating the Pritchett
P TaSse4 GTsE0FyB aTgea5 st. Phps
c. and Truie Beverage Dan Abbott was
the star. leading a long list Of 6O0, counts
with a three-game total Of TIC that in
cluded the high single game OF 267.
G. and ]. League play featured clarks
high single of 2S1. Puncture Proof won
from Big Swing in team plav.
Six teams from the Cincinnati Post
Office will visit here Sunday. as guests. Of
games on the Central alleys featuring dur
ing the afternoon.
Giesen Product Girls viii roll Shelby
VILE a special match tonight on the Gen.
trail alleys.
Bowes Seal Fast girls the new CITY
champions will take on the G. E. girls Of
FIT Wavne in a three-game match at
Pritchett's Sunday afternoon This match
should be a dandy as the girls from up
north are the best in their part of the
state. and always give the women teams OF
the country plenty of competition in match
and tournament play.
Two-eame wins ruled the Fletcher Ameri-
Dimes. Halves. Checks and Nickels de
lars. Hittle topped Lands for high honors.
ST. to $50.
stark finished with a 252 to total col
and led the Allison Engineers to trtple
win over Grande Hardware. as Speedway
Lumber took two from PreSt-O-Lite nurlng
the Speedway League play. on the Central
drives.
Medical Society League play resulted in
a triple win for Kempcr and PENNINGTON
from Dav and Click and an odd game VIC
tory for Cox and owens from Wvttenb3ch
and Bakemeier. Or. Click was the star
OF this series with total Of 625 on Games
of 226 2i5 and 1874.
Noca Cnornc "Wednesday