The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-12
Pin Gossip

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BOWERS and their fans will have a busy
Weekend trying to keep up with all the
sIeys he national x of G. meet at the the
pritchett drives naturally will be the big
attraction. with all the star local teams
IN action. Railbirds also VIII want ~, 70
watch Paul Day, the sensational Louisville
youngster. perform
Then there is the 40O-doubles event at
the Illinois alleys. This weekly feature
has always produced some good bowling.
scoring passing the 1900 each series, En-
try fee for this event Will be Sl,25 per
man, bowling included.
At the St. Philips A. c. drives mixed
day. Bowlers who claim the st. Philip
drives as their home alleys always have
supported the downtown events, and
large entry will be assured for this play.
Entry fee is $3.50 per team, which covers
all expense
Another open event will be the head pin
tournament Tor the women bowlers at the
Central alleys. During recent weeks the
Central drives staged head pin meet for
the men which proved popular, and all
the women bowlers are expected to COM
pete. In addition to attractive cash
awards. new bowling ball will go to the
winner.
Sunday night the invitational team event
in as ten Of the city's high scoring clubs
are entered in this shoot The Parkway
alleys have been resurfaced for this play,
and all teams entered will be rolling I'M
der identical conditions. The Coca Cola
team. with an all star lineup which in
ties to cop. with Union Title and Fall City
Lager close seconds. Hanna Register and
the record holding Augustiner teams will
try to upset the dope bucket.
New pins stopped the washington
League bogers in their tracks, Charlie
players to reach the coo mark. Figg had
total OF 652 that included the high single
game of 259 and Spencer COS. Schmitt
Brew took three from Cossey one Stop.
City Sanoy and Lauth Rockne. while Hoo
and Gem Coal won two from Central Rub
Der, Coca Cola and City Candy.
The VIM, H. Block Company League play
win for Third Floor. optical and Fifth
Floor over Washers, First Floor and Base
Floor over Fourth Floor White led this
loop with series of 58S.
Centennial Press sent the whiz Bang
series from these bows during the St. Joan
other contests in this loop were decided
two to one. Kelly Builders. Republic Greco
and Coal. Pagan Seed Store and Four
Thirtv-Seven. Keogh and Murphy had
totals Of 643 and 627 during this series.
Brscken had 2S4 same that gave him
three-eame mark. of GA during the
him out of ton honors with a score of
622. Cream Cheese outscored Sun Flowers
Potatoes w Won two FROM Mor s ' Gories
and Wild Roses.
Joe Fulton rolled sos for Hunkers Cad
dies to give this team an odd game win
over BuTts Irons during the Avalon G. Q.
me az avs eso w DnSS two ssmes from
YounrS Drivers and Fox's Roughs, as the
Dsrnaby Puts put on q i,o29 finish I. to
Frank Fox and. Eddie thinner rival cap
tains. each had freak series. Fox rolling
Tames SO Of an" 222 O Us an" and iso co9a n rolled
high single game of 255 to total $40 Haug
bad hS.d the League Leading total s OF 6SI Kott
Two-came wins ruled the Pennsy League
play Supervisors. and Road Foremen de-
George Nillers 625 TONED the Held during
this play
The girls Of the Block Optical Ladies'
League we're below their usual form dur
ing Friday nights play, S4s count Ias, BY
showed a triple win for West Side Furni-
ture. Marott Shoes and Roepke Floral over
M Mesa, Special Dr Chambers ana no E pesi
silk. BoweS Seal Fast and Blacker Chill
from Hoosier Pete. Giesen Product and
Coca Cola.
The Roth brothers. Eddie and Frank.
had totals Of 651 and 500 which helped by
Kerr's SGT gave the CITY Candy an odd
game win over Fall City Lager, Schleimer
and Hueber had 632 and GOA for the losers.
Oefterinc- LitzelmQn also won two from
Coca Cola. Bob Haagsma hitting go for
The winners. Pierson rolled 644 for Martin
Truck. but failed to receive anv help and
Fundamentals Toilet and Apron Supplv won
three with Shaw's COS set. Prima also
w0N three from Troy oil. Quill and Mack
hittinq $40 eech for the winner. These
~-~'"s were rolled on the Fountain Square
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