The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-28
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Bowling fans will find Il hard 10 decide
which match they would ike TO sec 70
night, with feature contests scheduled for
the Illinois. Hotel Anthlers and Fountain
Square alleys. some OF the fastest quintets
IN the washington, City and Recreation
The league lead will be the prize for the
winner OF the Pail City vs.. Seven Up
match az The Fountain, while TIE fast ,st
BaroasoIs take on the johnson CheVrolet
team at the Antlers drives Both Of these
cubs carry team averages around the ,90V
marx The Washington Leagues PIC ior
? crowd hnds such stars as Blue, Wimoer-
". Goodhue. Bohne Bowen, McCarty, Nc
Alien. Eller and Deal in the dinerent
hneups. Tess coin and taSe your enolce'
The Layman team won the of OF
tie game to avoid . shutout At the nands
OF the Lindwood boys during the Lltue
Flower League contest on the Delaware
alleys All other games resulted in clean
sweeps. Smittie's Barber Shop, caro-
Rosenberger and Hashman's Meat MaIKe5
end Victor Pharmacy Barrett and Rosen7,
berger staged a pretty race Tor inolHioual
honors. the former winning SOB to eo7
Sinclair Refining will roll against the
scores OF the Rpublic Cresote at later
date 70 MI the schedule OF the Automouye
League on the Illinois alleys. Competed
games resulted in a triple win for Eagle
Machine No 2 and citizens Motor Car
over Central Motor Parts and Shell Gas
No / from National Refining. Smith had
games Of 2oe zoe and i73, a total OF 5as
70 lead.
A COS total by A. Heidenreich led his
Floral team TO a triple win over Bailey
Insurance during the Elk League play on
the Hotel Antlers alleys.
Prltchett No. l also took three from
Pritchett No when Clfton ana CIeagn
pounded The pins f9r s9taS 81 9Sg go ano 0sJ
even 500 10 give them the cage all the way
over Mobilgas.
White Furniture took costly trimming
from the Indiana Wheel and Rim, Stahl
being the reason, when ne tossed in the
league-leading count Of 637 on games Oh
23s. ies and 230.
Match play fever is stlll making the
rounds, the latest report having the SEN
sational Lefty Behrens and the equally
hashy Carl Hardin meeting in home-and-
home single match. This comfort should
produce some real scoring as both boys
have averages well over the 200 mark Tor
the season.
II some bowler in the Federal League
ever beats Moehlman. that viii DC news,
a total Of 5iO Field won three from
Agents. as Railway took two from Collee-
tions in team play.
Scoring was close during the East Side
VS.. Main Office contest OF the Fletcher
Trust League at the Central alleys, but
East Side won all three. Iryington and
Broad Ripple also took three from Roose-
welt avenue and West Michigan, while
South Side and West street had TO be con-
tent with an odd game win over Thlrtieth
street and West Indianapolis Freihage' s
total Of 5eS.
Two-out-of-three was the rule during the
Polar Ice and Fuel Company series, Cubes
and Refrigerators defeating Ice and Fuel.
The veteran Frank Argus rolled total
OF 900 to lead the L. S. Ayres pin spillers,
at Pritchetts. Whipple was the runner-up
during this session with count OF oS 5s.
while Whips scored 24l for single-game
honors.
Real scores we're posted during the
Universal League series, Fout having a
f0 70 ea d te 8ed s'%fS had SIS
of go. Other 500 counts we're Fisher, 6l7;
Weigel, GIT; Ernst GA; Schoch. Ola; Fields,
$40, and Roth. 6O4. Vollmer Bros, Meats
from FisHback Grille and Bittrich Meats,
as Gem Coal Coca Cola Cain Lunch and
Roy Steele lost two to Held Floral, Blue
Point Thomas Restaurant ana D. ana b
Service
schaub took all high honors during the
American Central Life Ladies' League play,
when she finished with 204 to total Asst.
The usuai flock of 500 totals appeared
during the Printcraft series at Pritchett S,
Lee Carnin leading with a mark OF $50.
Meyer rolled 605 Franz, 626; Hoffstatter,
625: West, 6l3, and Weaver. Oil. Bing-
ham Rollers won the odd game from the
leading Star team. taking the first game,
lob to 1000. c. E. Pauley and ROLES
Printing also took two from Flint Ink
and Stafford Engraving, as Thomas Rest
aurant won three from Pivot City Ink.
The Gas Company League performed on
the Fountain Square alley. Boilers and
Tars taking all three from Ammonia and
Holders, while Truck and Screen had to
be satisfied with an odd game win over
Service and Sulphate.
Weber MIX Wizard Machine ana
Woirhage the Plumber teams could not
stop the rush Of the Fashion Dry Clean
ers, Fountain Square Merchants and
Thoman Shoes during the st. Catherine
League series, losing all three games, as
the Lauck Funeral Home saved the middle
one during their set with the Thiele Shirts.
The Uptown Barber Shop team pound
ed out a total of 3,O66 with games of 966,
Realty for three games during the Com
munity League series on the Uptown alleys.
Cooper, Van Arsdale and Lane rolled total
of $50, 6l7 and 603 for the winners, while
Hurt led the losing quintet with score
of COL Uptown Cafe and MaSons Dent
lists took the rubber from Pep-O-Malt and
Fifty-fourth Street Merchants during the
other contests Additional 600 counts in
this loop were Ronk. 606; Dawson, 608,
Rice. GAG; Stemm, COL; Shaw, 634; Jung,
Gal. and Hendrixson, SOL.