The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-15
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Two full squads Of teams will roll
In the twenty-third annual state
tournament at the Beam Recreation
alleys at Anderson, Saturday night.
Thirteen local teams are included
in these squads. Saturdays sched-
ule:
Five Men-Lafayette alleys, Lafayette;
Recreation Five. Terre Haute; La Porte
Savings Bank. La Porte, T.. II. Ice and
Fuel Co. Terre Haute; Bingham Rollers,
Todd Co. Conoco oils. Mishawaka; Hoosier
Club Coffee, Indianapolis: Indiana Mould
ing Factory. La Porte; Enrich H9 4rd
Wheel and Rim Co., Prima Beverage,
Indianapolis. Klens Hardware, Whiting
Moose No IIaa Whf Whit t. qows Ey sTSn,v M do
Hurt Bros. Realty Co. La Fendrlch Cigar,
Johnson Chevrolet. Gregory and Appel,
Vollmer Bros, Illinois Five, Indianapolis
Machine Operators sweepstakes, were
BT%r'%Dmnffey be both 4 to show their real
this meet by pounding the naples for a
total OF 665 to lead the field by a vide
m mar ! cG Second OF pri Tb,l vent naa to By na iT0r
cloe shove on a count OF $50. Otner
prizes winning counts we're M. Mulry, 578;
Flanagan, 572, and j. Harmeson, 572.
The Pritchett Ladies Spring League viii
start play on these alley at 8 p. m. Tues
day, April rs.
A mixed doubles sweepstakes will fea-
tqre the play on The 81 PhiI LIPS a. swG G,
is open to all. an entry fee Of Sl.25 for
each player being charged. Players may
roll as often as they desire. BIZ moran;
a real prize for the winning combination.
their pennant aspirations in the st. Philip
A.. G. No. League, when they lost the
as the Michaels Builders won two from
Trule. Bill Sargent was the reason Cassidy
went down, the Kirschner anchor rolling
a series Of 702. Herman Bohne rolled 672,
Abbott. 654; Mathews, 624; j. MichaelS, 6ll,
and Faust, $40.
A meeting to organize a spring league
called for Monday night at 8 p. m. Indi-
ivduals and teams interested are requested
to attend this meeting.
A s57 total by Babe gave the Indiana
No. ? team an odd game win over Indiana
No. S. Indiana No. 4 and Indiana No. g.,
also won two from Indian Indiana N Trust AND
three from Union Trust during the Bank
ers play on the Pritchett drives.
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Price. rolling with the Record team of
the American Central Life Ladies League,
scored games of ala. .173 and Ill a total
OF $50 TO lead the field. Morris was next
with a score OF SIG.
Two-game wins we're in order during the
ievs. iOi Stores and Wonder Bread de-
4 ie' sil count SaIpp by M SSafia' that included msSS S'e the
high single game OF 246 featured.
Members of the Citizens Gas League CUp-
style during Thursday nights play. Dowdell
leading the BOYS. with a brilliant SOL series
on games OF 2l2. 246 and 24S. Hill, was
q srS close ss,. Secon nd With With s Ss ,, Holt .5 1SIled 1. Gas
OF 254. Team results showed a triple win
for. Generators and Leaks over Coolers
and Pumps and an odd game win for Heat
Units. DripS n ScrubberS from PreSsureS,
Causes and Accounts.
Failing to strike in the second frame
cost Stevenson a perfect 300 score during
the Community League. series on the Up
town. alleys. Ten strikes in a row fol-
lowed his spare for a $50 count. His other
games were 20s and 227 for a three-game
s sRitzer o. ss al'' Hil FeS s5s Da Hoff. s 5Gli'a ste@ SSs,
500; Pearson. COS. and Bulev. 500. Triple
wins we're recorded by the Pratt Street
B0os 6Srr NS aTtbws, Saras sfa fnq BANK r. BROAD SSndd-
ways and United Dentals. as Uptown
Plumbing and Heating won one game from
Or. Masons Dentists.
Teams Of the Elks League put in a big
night. catching up on their schedule, in
terrupted bv the Elks National meet, by
rolling a double-header. Henry Bunch had
the field with. a total of 629. Lambert
rolled Ga; Sering. sos. Stark. COS: Schad,
6o2, and Art Pollard. 500.