The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-03-14
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Led by that sensational youngster,
Johnny Murphy, the local Indiana Truck
EsSm ot rolled into into second eco place in the
the Pritchett alleys late Sunday night.
Murphy started with, slow 1T and then
276 and 2O2 to total 655 Dr. Click, cap
and helped with, a 625 that showed a 242
way the MCDANIEL Tally Cards rolled a
strong game to reach third place, having
a mark of 2,S7S. Bill Sargent rolled Gil
highly touted local ciug, was ei we'll Ind doWn
the list with a count of 2,724. Boren In
surance also failed to hit its, stride, and
as a result, last years sixth place winners
are out Of the picture.
The two Indianapolis police teams roll
ing under the banner Of Council No. APT;
and 1925. Tony Sweeney's boys refused
TO respond to his plea. leaving too great
Dever was the principle offender with
games OF 36 70 and 70, a total of 1872 for
the three games.
hard to get, the K. of c. No. 30 team lead
ing the SQUAD from that city with a score
Of 2,779. Kentucky Wall Plaster had 2.756
rolled roll 65 IN the team event ss2 IN Fn be
doubles for a 1888 start in the all events
but faltered in his singles a $50 count
'NNPPAAib nm az A'ou5
Leaders in all divisions of play held to
the top rung. the most serious threat
coming in the doubles event, Bergman and
Bippen of ST. Louis having $50 at the end
OF two games, but a finish OF 367 ruined
their chance. AND, they, landed in third
and G; o. Conner a local pair, assumed
NTH place in this event, having 1904
The leaders In the various divisions of
play are: Team event, Palace Recreation.
Detroit. 3,217; doubles. J. Norris-H. Allen
f2oif se7 26S d singles e. Go9%drowe De
troit, 2,O52
Thursday and Friday of this week Other
cities ScheduleSd for Saturday and Sunday
included Chicago. Springfield, East ST.
Louis. South Bend, Dayton and Indian
apolis.
Or, Paul Kernel and his committee on
entertainment had everything working in
t1ne, style and the visitors enjoyed a real
weekend.
But Ave days remain for teams TO turn
IN their entry for the state championship
play which will be rolled on the Beam
alleys. Anderson during April. Local en-
ton, president of the state association.
who advises teams to turn in their entries
now for choice dates.
Milt wimberly. who has been ENJOYING
one Of his best seasons, entered the hail of
lame during the roll-off of a postponed
series of the st. Philips No. l League
| rolling a perfect 300 score Wimberlys
other games were 179 and 239 for a three
game mark OF 7l6. This scoring led the
Marcy Auto boys to three-game mark
Of 1882.
The veteran Marott Shoe Shop team re-
( turned from Louisville in time to enter the
all-Star team meet at the Parkway alleys
Sunday night. and won with the very
small total of 2.810. The Marotts repre-
Sented the Hotal Antlers' alleys Angus
timer from the Uptown drives won second
place with 2.so7 as Fall CITY Lager showed
Mrs Burnett knew exactly where that
mead pin was during the women'S head
pin meet on the Central alleys. winning
this event with total Of S24. which is
real count for this event. Race Johns took
second place on a score of 500. Dorothy
Finn had 3l6 for the show spot other
prize winners were Mcdaniel. 3l4: Hohlt
3l3, and Alexander. 304 Tess Cox won the
special prize for high single game with
mark of 1l2.
Southland and Robinson rolled an actual
count Of 1851 to total 1869 and win the
500 doubles meet on the, Illinois alleys
as Philips and z. Hickman took third
place with mark of 1926.
Wish YOU were here cards are soon due
from Walter Hickman. who now is in
Florida on vacation trip with his mother
The Hickman vs.. Kimmel. father and son
match. has been postponed until Walter
returns with his sun tan.