The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-19
Pin Gossip

The 4OO-scratch doubles play will fea-
turs ~ the Illinois alleys today and Sun
daY The usual rules providing for play
ers 10 roll as often as they desire. chang
ing partners each series. will prevail.
oluded.
The nrst week end Of play in the Up
Town ! .000-scratch classic viii start today.
This meet Is open N all sanctioned teams
OF the city. entries being accepted for play
today SUNDAY end SATURDAY and sunday.
each team will be charged. This charge
covers all expense.
Lawrence rolled series Of SOP to lead
the Washer team to triple win over
Fourth Floor. during the VIM. H. Block
Company play. Fifth Floor also won three
from Optical. as Third Floor took two
from Eighth Floor
Coca-Cola and Casey one-stop won
three games from Augustiner and City
Candy during the Washington League play
on the Illinois alleys All other contests
ance: Hoosier Optical Central Rubber and
Geisen Iron Brew defeating Indianapolis
P Poc, and Color r. HaTriSon Laqth
showed some real counts Fred Meyer, the
Casey lead on. topping the held with a
man $40; r. Hickman 6l3; Goldsmith
Sill Baxter. Sol. Brown. 646 Werner. 656
ana hiaIlOI0. nUfs FL harrison Is IOlllHE
the same game that has featured their
season play. but it seems as If their OPP
ponents are always in top form.
Lenahan rolled beautiful series to lead
Rhe st. Joan OF Arc League play on the
Uptown alleys, games OF 226. 237 and 234
Mize had 633 for second place as Sehnow
showed on a sos that included the high
single game Of 264 But one contest
feating Hoosier Brick and Coal three times
Two-game wins we're recorded for Whiz
Bang Republic Creosote. Pagan Seed Store
and j. j. Blackwell Sons over j. Barrett
Coal Farrell Granite, Kelly Builders and
The two contests rolled in the suther-
land League we're decided two to one
Wild Rose and Sweet Pea defeating Yellow
corded an even e 500 during this play, with
the high single game OF 23l.
The final day for entries in the state
tournament to be rolled on the Beam
q Recreation alleys. Anderson, has arrived
the deadline being midnight tonight. One
OF the largest entries ever recorded for
state meet seems assured, and all clubs
undecided would do well to turn in their
entry today Local entries are being
pick them up from the different drives to-
day. fee Of $35 sends six-msn team
al the way in this meet, charge of
50 per man in the doubles and singles,
and team charge of $ll.
Inc popular Frank RoblShaW IS In
Room los, at st. Vincents hospital re-
cuperating from an operation for APP
pendicits. and would welcome visits from
his bowling friends to shorten the long
days, made longer because he must miss
the state tournaments, where he always
was an active figure.
Recreation League games on the Foun-
tain Square alleys resulted in a triple
win for Fall City Lager and Troy Oil from
Prima Beverage. and City Candy. and an
AHT uFtT4 To- rail- nNaA nafN
ing;; Litzelman. Coal from Indianapolis
Toilet and Apron Supply and Martin
Truck. To escape a shutout, Martin
Truck rolled 1,0A in the final game to
the Oeftering teams 1880 The coal
team had three game total of 1922.
Frank Hueber tossed a $50 count to lead
the individual play. Shaw had 632;
Seyfried GIL Kerr. 500; Weimer 628;
Danna, 602; Res, 626; Kenninger $40;
Mack GIT and Cray, 604.
The Casady Fuel team Of the st. Philip
No. l League believes ii can hold its own
with any coal company team in the city
and is open to all challengers, desiring to
hear from the DIFFERING Litzelman team
first of all If this match is arranged 1t
should prove TO be real contest as both
clubs can get the wood.