The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-25
PIN GOSSIP

Two of the best teams in the city, Bar
basol and Gregory and Appel will travel
to st. Louis and roll in the midwest
tournament over the weekend Barbasols
sixth man wilt roll with Bruder, Angus,
Hardin and HornPerger to make up the
Johnson. Cannin and Pritchett and either
O'Grady or Hueber. Both of these COM
binations are capable of getting the pins,
but scoring in this event is always high,
and the local teams must be in form to
bring home the bacon.
The 400 scratch doubles plays on the
Illinois alleys will be Sunday only. In
past seasons the sweepstakes have been
man depression has forced the manage
ment OF these alleys to cut the play to the
one day.
The Pot OF Gold tournament that will
be rolled on the Hotel Antler alleys Dec.
10, II, II and Is promises to be the
largest event of the season in team play;
The liberal handicap allowance to all
teams will give everyone an equal chance
to roll a prize winning total. Entries for
Dec. 8. The entry fee is $40 per team,
which includes all bowling charges. Entry
blanks can be obtained at any alley in the
city.
The wOmen's Pot of Silver, sweep
drives Sunday, Dec. 4, squads taking the
alleys, starting at p. m. Entry for this
meet closes at midnight, Dec 3. All
SO per team.
The Hotel Antlers team FASTENERS. who
will roll in the Capitol City Travelling
League, should give a good account OF
themselves, as their lineup is filled with
veteran stars, Coble, Mahoney. Rassmus-
sen. Larry Fox, Meeker and Burnett being
the players enrolled on this club.
Additional scores of Wednesday nights
plays showed the Fletcher American Ma
tionsl Bank team dividing their series two
to one on the Central alleys, Checks
Halves. Nickels and Dimes defeating Dol
lars, Notes, quarters and Pennies. Kshl
was the outstanding performer during this
set with games OF 22S, 2lS and 1872, total
OF 6l9.
Post Office League players also rolled on
the Central drives, City Case and Finance
ITs n1I r two games from East Michigan and
plete reversal Of form that saved the
hnal game for East Michigan. rolling 200
after games of 125 and liz
Two to one also ruled the Polar Ice
and Fuel Company session, Refrigerators
ana Cubes defeating Ice and Fuel.
Bowlers who enjoyed turkey Thanksgiv-
ing day as a result of high scores in prac-
tice on the Pritchett Recreation alleys
were Frank Hueber. Willis Brunot Johnny
Fehr. Don johnson and Bill Chaplin One
turkey was offered each day starting last
Saturday, the only restriction being no
one player could win more than one bird.
Pat Pierson. 1888 South East street. held
the lucky number that won the Stewart
Warner radio given by the Pritchell Rec
reation. ticket was given with each
and Persons number showed in the
drawing.
Frank Hickey posted a new single game
mark for the St. Philips No i League
bowlers to shoot at, scoring a 49, one
pin better than Jess Pritehett's old mark.
Hickeys three-game total was 65S and it
led Prima Beverage to an odd game win
over Rickert Pharmacy. Cain Lunch also
won two from GeiSen Product despite a
6Si series by Jess Pritchell. Sr. This is the
second mark bettered in this loop during
this weeks play, Cassidy Fuel scoring the
seasons high three-game total Monday
night with a count OF 304S