The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-26
ePin GOSSipe
BY LEFTY LEE

The play in the Indianapolis League at
tne Pritenett alleys was packed with
team again displaying the best scoring
punch with a total Of 3l22. nine pins
over the marx posted BY the Jopes-Maley
basols toss in counts OF 989. LILO and l023
TO take all three games from them. Fehr;
EoK ss9 b an9 M naG MARKS 6 81
low game for the Jones-MaleY crew was
a 1923 and the Silver Edge Beer lost all
night. however and dropped the last one
with 039 against 1858. For the Auto
team Murphy had 671. Striebeck. 652. Jess
Pritchett 635 and Helss 6l3 Bisesi H i
the losers.
Beer team too strong for them and they
dropped the works when Cray and Hunt
scored e57 and Gil. Nc ,Lis-McCahiu had
Hits EN- Hardin pounding the pms LOT
a e92 and with the help Of a 624 by
Mounts these bows took all games from
Mausner Beer. Schott with SOB was best
for the losers.
Wimberlv was the boy with the world on
his shoulders. MS new season msTK oI
the Robertson Coal quintet over Tor an ooo
game win from Selmier Towel. To ada 70
the honor of this scoring. spree. this was
the first time that Wimberly had performed
in this loop this season.
Avalon club looked good again. taxing the
odd game from Gregory ana Appel oesplte
the fact that Bowen tossed IN a , 6o9 ZOE foF
not not receive the support it deserved. and the
Antler Alley five lost two games to coca
Cola. who had Campbell counting oOi'
Just too late to correct the challenge,
this column received word from tI o tne v dOd
challenged the c. NJ B. boys, and their
defy was not accepted. This VIII open
the way for an argument put tha az Is tne
il is up to these two clubs TO settle Things
on the runways.
Was this a blow to Johnny Barrett?
Gerking. rolling with the Film Transit
team Of the Film League, nosed out Bar,
rett 500 TO COZ Course. Barrett IS sun
it is so seldom that another player tops
him even for one set, that 1t Is news
The same situation prevailed in the Ell
Lilly League. where Ruschaupt TOOK the
honors over the three-game route with a
total of 6l4. Biltmeier and Seal nag 70
place for a change, the former winning
out 572 to 546 Biltmeier did salvage the
single game honors with 234 score.
1t was fine night for the favorites TO
take a spill. Hogan appearing on top IN
the Van Camp Packing Company loop with
of 223 and 237. Tegeler was next with a
ST.. while the big shot of this loop, Art
Pollard, did not even show.
For the first time this season. the Up
town Recreation League took on the APP
pearance of last seasons last loop, nlIle
totals over the 600 marx With oelhg sco ITne Of
SIC Forsythe had 672. Rawley 610, Shaw
6i2, McKinnon 664, Leppert 6l4 HacEar .
6S4 Naughton GLIB and Kelley COG. Two
IF wa
Hoosier Pete. Bader Coffee; Goldsmlth
Sales and DR.. Pepper defeating Scherer
Electric. Harper Brothers Garage SeFeH
Up and Coca Cola.
Triple wins we're in the majority during
the Indianapolis Railways ,i ana Pe r1ce
less Trolleys Macks and Liberals defeating
the Grease Balls, Cards, Tigers ana Wnl1
Passes. F. HAYNES was high with 2lO
game and a three-game total OF 57l.
Dur,n0 the North Side Business Mems
play on the Parkway Drives; Hill stood
out with games of DIT. 1856 and ZIG total
of 618. KRONER opened up with z51
game. but faltered in his secono try anu
stopped at sos.
Curt Nickel of the Mill Street No. team,
of the Ipalco League opened up his final
game with nine strikes in row, all OF
them in the pocket. but he faltered at this THIS
sage sn6 pS ftG SPhse game ga in TINS oop Ills
three-game total was 627. George Carter
was his usual consistent self. and finished
second with a score of 594.
Members Of the Mutual Mix Company
loop were below their usual form, and a
500 total by French led the field. These
games were rolled on the Fountain Square
alleys.
Rice asked no favors even though she
was rolling in the Real Silk Mixed League
at the Illinois alleys, her 542 tying the
best mems score posted by. Williams. The
girls really copied the lions share OF the
honors. as Marshing showed on $50 score.
Clean sweeps we're in order during the
Federal League play at the Illinois, the
Collectors and Agents defeating Field and
Railway. SAB score by Maloy was high.
Paden. Clements and Gault finished in
the order named during the Lubrite Oil
Company contests at the Hotel Antlers
drives with scores of 500. ST. and 537
Schmidt, member of the Julian Goldman
team of the Indiana Ladies League, gave
the girls something to talk about, when
she crashed the NAPLES for a 232 count in
her second try. Her three-game total