The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-20
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Two local stars Jess Prtchett and John
tehr. are sure starters in the eighteenth
rolled on the Peterson alleys, Chicago Sat-
urday and Sunday, May Z and 8. Prizes
totaling $4,000 have been paid to
addition 70 diamond medals TO the win
ners, and this years estimated prize list
Is bigger and better than ever.
The prize awards range from So. 500 for
hrst place to sl20 for twentieth. with spe-
ciai cash prizes for out of town bowlers
man ANOTHER poss5I n' starter from a' b pee
IS Charlie Mahoney. who is the present
leader IN the singles event of the state
classic, cashing each time.
The Prltchett house tournament for
bowlers who roll on these drives in league
play, is going over in great style, the
enough for the management to permit
PLAYERS in the different events to roll at
any time during the balance of the week.
Leaders in the different events to date
are Fiye-man, Detours, 2325; Seats Motor
Service. 2,822: Grotto No. O. 2816, Second
Doubles. Manley -Loechie. I.2O5: Becker
s s1ges l ana 5o FanShe5Type M
5S3, Tyner, 557, and Rawles 552
Eva Dawson led the play during the
Ladies Social League series on the Hotel
Antler alleys. q 24e start giving her a
helped the Geisen Products team to take
the odd game from Bowes Seal Fast. West
the Marott Shoe Shop. while the Antler
Alley Five had an easv time connecting
for, three wins, over the, Komstohk Girls.
indianapolis Glove rolled games at which
their opponents will shoot later.
casady Fuel lost their chance for the
tile in the ST; Philip No. / League when
them three times in the series that de-
cided the race in this loop, Before this
three games. and their present lead Of six
games virtually gives them the pennant.
as they must win; but one game of the
The Michaelis team also won TOP honors
last season.
Another 700 total appeared during the
play Of the intermediate League at the
Uptown alleys. Mace crashing the NAPLES
Werne era ssi 9S" st eVn SIS and 0V
Menges. 608. Team results were decided
two to one. Illinois National Supply, Jacks
Chevrolet Motors and Mills Pie Company
defeating EaSterns. Community Cafeteria,
Shaw Walker COMPANY Million Population
Wrecking Company and P. r. Mallory
The Eagle Machine No ? team feels
well repaid for all Of it's losses in the
fs sa@e s hesFeH Ss ooD hss
family feud with the Eagle Machine No. /
team. 100 to 1872. The Eagle No. l boys
another game to the the No boys Joys who we're
really enjoying that one win. Citizens Gas
took a firmer grip on the lead in this
nearest rivals the Crescent Paper and
Compac Tenth bows lost one game to the
Central States and Ballard Ice Cream
teams. Pure Oil was the Citizens. Gas VIC
Tins The other contest showed an aIoo odd
Pete. Hendricks was easily the star of |
snd p WITH $40 on ba GANGS OF H5 542
500; McKinnon. sos. and Hill and even 800
Highest honors ever won by an Indian
apoiiS women's team in the womens Ma
tonal Bowling Congress tournament went
to the West Side Furniture girls when they
scored a total of 2,603 to finish in sixth
position at st. Louis. This total was made
possible by a 975 finish that showed every
member of the team in perfect form, not
the girls the high single game of the tour
Totals recorded were: Cox. 537; Wiese;
Meeker 48i. These girls also rolled well
in their doubles and singles events, .Hohlt
and Weisman cashing with a score of 1.064
in the doubles. and the entire team rolling
scores as follows: 4. wiese, 57l; T: Cox;
SSH: E. Weisman. S42: L. Burnett. 52S and
K. Meeker, $40 Weisman also cashed in
the all-events with a nine-game total of
ing this tournament. Miss Audrey Mcvey
of Kansas City rolling SOB to post a new
mark in singles play, Margaret Frank and
Edith Kirg OF Chicago posting a new mark
bier Of Chicago rolling the third record
with 807 in her all-events. The Martin
Britt team of st. Louis won the team
championship with score Of 1854.