The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16
down The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE

A call from Laura Alexander adds
another bowling loop to the growing
list of the Bowlers' "Clothe a Child
for Christmas" League, Mrs. Alexan-
der entering the Ladies Social
League that rolls on the Hotel
Antlers' alleys each Teusday night.
When a league enrolls in this cause,
the cost to the individual is small,
an eight-team league being able to
clothe a child at cost of 20 cents
for each player. The following
leagues and individuals have con-
tributed:
Avalon Country Club Bowling League
-four childrenl.
indianapolis League 1.-TWO children).
Pritchett Recreation League zone girD.
Indianapolis Star League.
Mrs. Eddie Never. Bowes Seal Fast 1.-TWO
children).
Roy E. Steele Ladies League.
Block Optical Ladies League.
Reform Church League.
Hoosier A. C. League.
Ladies Social League.
e5I and els to lead the Sinclair Refining
No. team to an easy win over Shell Gas
during the Automotive League play on the
Illinois drives. Mischief also scored the
high single game, dropping 257 in his
second try; c. Jacobs dropped to ASS after
three weeks of good scoring and As
Piston Service, Frank Fox Grocery ana
Sinclair Refining No. 2 also lost three
70 Eagle Machine No. 2 and National
from Eagle Machine No. l. Free and
Ruff tied for third place with 6lo
-. -. A. 40 s..,., =. a.. ~.
noiS alleys Saturday and Sunday. Play
as often as you desire. changing partners
each series Entry fee is SIPS for each
set,
Two-out-of-three was the rule during
the Little Flower HeagUe contests on the
wood Service Station and Layman Tea
Hashman Meat Market and Victor Phar-
224 and 229 after 1873 start, but his $50
total was topped by James who had 59l.
Bill Burnett rolled total Of TIA with
games of 222. 266 and 226 for White Fur
niture during the Elk League play at the
Antler drives; and with the help Of
vic over Heidenreioh Florists. Henry
Bunch closed with 236 TO save the
inal for the Florists. ana bring his three
this league were hard fought, La Fend-
rich, Mobilgas and Bailey Insurance de-
EIUCHtkk NO. l. lnQAana WneSl
and Rim and Pritchett No. 2 two out OF
three Eddy rolled GIL TO show.
Loman's $40 series on games Of 204. 20s
and 2Sl easily featured the American
Central Lie League play at the Pritchett
alleys. What this loop needs is a score
or new carbon. three OF the six copies
sent in being merely a blur.
Wiebks was best during the American
Central Life Ladies League play with a
won two games from the Whiz Bangs.
when Pete Ernst wagers a Coca Cola
on the result of his score he really bears
down, as witness his 66I during the Uni
rersal League play with 256 finish Other
600 totals to follow Ernst in were Kagel,
627; e. MengeS, 6iS; Besisi. COS; Berry.
SOS, Woodland. 604. and Wall. 602. HeN
Floral. S. & S. Service and Century Lunch
Won three games from Roy Steele, Fish
hack Grille and Coca Cola, as Vollmer
Bros. Meats. Bittrich Meats and Blue
Point Service won two from Auto Equip
ment. Gem Coal and Cain Lunch
The Indianapolis Star team won all
three games from Pivot City Ink. during
the Frintcraft League session rolling
games Of 1922. zoos and 947 10 shut these
BOYS cut. Thomas Restaurant and c. +,
Pauley took the rubber from Bingham
Rollers and ROLES Printing during the
ether contests. Franz took All individual
honors with games Of 20t. 2S7 and 2l3.
total Of 65i. Carmin had d3s; KrebS, 629;
hornherger, 622 and FehE, 6l9.