The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-01
BY LEFTY LEE

Two local teams, the Hotel Ant
lers five and Hanna Register will
leave for Detroit today to roll in
the A. B. c. meet now in progress,
the Antler Five taking the drives
on the 8:15 p. m. squad Saturday
night and the Hanna team follow
ing on the 1890 p. m. squad.
MeraberS of these teams will roll
their doubles and singles events
Sunday. Doubles combinations to
roll will be Hayes and Wheeler.
Hanna and Mindach, Koelling and
Stemm, Dawson and Goodhue and
Kramer and Hamilton.
The scoring power is present on
both of these clubs and if they find
the drives, more prize money is due
to come to this city.
Women bowlers will also be busy
over the weekend, six local teams,
the Real Silk, Marott Shoe Shop,
Giesen Products, Bowes Seal Fast,
Roepke Floral and West Side Furn-
iture travelling to Evansville to roll
in the womens state meet.
The Giesen Product team will be
defending their championship hon
ors won in this meet last year.
Acturial won two games from Medical
during the American Central Life Ladies
League play on the Pritchett alleys Helen
Morris led this plav. rolling games of $50.
16S and 1876. total of STA.
Two-game wins ruled the Elk Club plav
on the Hotel Antler drives. Bailey Insur-
ances supreme oil Blacker Chill. and
stafford Engraving. B. M. G. and Heiden-
reich Florists. Eddy and Bunch tied for
high three-eame total with scores OF 500.
The Boilers lost the entire series TO
Service during the Gas Company No. 2
League play on the Fountain Square alleys.
losing two to Track su sui ee and x Ame
MONA. Campbell and McKinnon tied for
cine hit Tor SIS 70 lead P over the t SRae
game route.
Tim Mcmahon. captain of the Bull Dogs.
for his club. but his team mates failed
to help him and the Bears went home with
In On the Fountain SQUARE Sns s Trers
alSn took two from Panthers. The other
games were one sided. Leopards and wild
LUIS NAA+AA+%aN NAAANof AACAA NbANNS anu
Lions.
The ANAL half OF the Kimmel VS.. Heck
man father and son doubles match win be
rolled on the Illinois alleys Sunday after
noon at .. m. The first half of this
match rolled on the Uptown alleys was
very CLOSELY contested and the winner Sun
dav probably will take the match.
walter Lewis. secretary OF the Board of
Safety. led the Stop and Go bows to a
special match on the Delaware. alleys
and a huge finish of 235 10 score $50 Art
LIKE showed all his old time skill for the
losers. rolling 5I3 with games Of 1871. 209
and 1873, but Wilson and Olsen turned him
down. The flnal score was Stop and Go
z GAS: semsphores. 21l7 Next Monday
roll a return match az the Delaware al
levs and Tim McMahon will be in the
line-up OF the Stop and Go team. LIKE
also will add some power to his club s.
r. o. Monday night.
smitties BARRIERS proved too strong, for
~ ssse SGD during the little Flower Le snys
play on the Delaware alleys. All other
contests were decided two TO one Smith
Hafgier-S turn. Akron Surgical and Hash
man Meat defeating Emerson Theater.
Emerson Pharmacy and Kior jewellery.
FIftv-fourth street Merchants took three
games from the Broadwavs. as j. p John
con. Untown qarase and ,Uptown Plumb
prntt street Boosters and Northwestern
State Bank. Maurice Eppert Sailed 70