The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-19
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

The St. Cecilia No. l League that rolls
on the st. Cecilia Club alleys each week
has a well-balanced loop, the first weeks
play showing the Lambs and Wolves de-
feating Bear Cats and Hounds in closely
contested battles. Springman, Faller and
Weisner had games over the 200 mark,
scoring 205 202 and 202 in the order
named.
Larry Fox, the east side star of the
Marott team, appears to be in Tor big
season, his average to date in the City
League being a fraction over 224 pins per
game. Larry is the reason the Marotts
have team average OF 1000 pins per game
in this loop.
!. Bob Kennedy has strong line up roll
ing under the banner OF the Unaer"o 90
date this combination has failed to Click.
however, their latest series showing a
With veterans like Bohne. Bowen, Heiss,
Meyer Hornberger in the lineup, this
quintet is sure to break loose soon.
Eddie schott the Fall City Lager star.
is another boy who is getting the wood
early. his mark in the Fountain Square
No. loop being well above 22o pins PEI, per
neld in this league.
Jack Hunt. who led the Fountain Square
play for the FIRST two weeks, faltered last
Friday night, having a mere $40 for his
three games. Hunt is still in position to
climb, however, with a nine game average
OF 203.
Jess Pritchett is under the 200 mark
in the fast Indianapolis League, but this
situation soon viii change with the
weather.
Roy Haislup. a star of other years, is
on the side lines TINS season, MS work
that would be glad to have him. dairy
league is now forming, however, and we
expect TO see HAS in the lineup OF
An idea of the~rapid change in the per-
sonnet or fast teams can pe had when
one goes back a few years Four years
ago the Silver Flash quintet was one of
the ranking teams in the state. Now the
team is scattered all over the landscape,
Hueber rolling with Barbssol, E. Streibeck
with Fall City Lager ana E. Hornberger
with Underwood Transfer.
Johnny Murphy, the young star from the
St. Philip A. c.. who is now member of
the Coca Cola team OF the st. Philip No.
hit the stride that featured last seasons
play. 10 date. Murphy owns ball that
Viii get the wood however so one can eX-
pect 10 hear from him soon.
Interest in the City League will center
around the barbasol and l4arott teams,
won the championship in this loop and
he fans are ali set for their battles that
will decide the title.
The Wheeler Lunch team served notice
that it would have to be considered, when
one speaks of top honors, in the fast
washington League. the hrst display Of
form OF the season by this club bringing
q triple win over the National Refining
boys.
Norman Hamilton has room for two
more teams in the Pioneer Commercial
League. This loop, the Oldest in the city
in the restricted class. has always been
interesting. and should be kept up to its
full strength.
The early season alibi should now be put
on the shelf as practically all loops viii
enter their third weeks pay this week.
Alley managers and league secretaries
are Requested to send their league scores
and gossip TO The Times in care of Lefty
Lee If they want their bowlers TO share
IN this column.