The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-12
Down the Alleys With Local Pin-SpiIIers

On Saturday Jan. % the annual roll-off
fof the championship in the team. doubles
and singles events Of the indianapolis
Women's Bowling Association Will get IN
uef way on Ine CeuU4aI aI1eYS. Ehtry IUr
IneSe events mus De maze on OF before
women bowers IN the game TINS year Is
Keen ana a large enCry to oeCIue me cnam-
plonS is expected PLAYERS viii pe nsted
IN Jnree classes. a. b ana c, according TO
trelr averages, cash awards peIng maze III
each class. Champions Will receive medal
awards IN ADDITION 10 the cash prizes.
oouDleS ana 81 singles. bowling charges
extra. For further information call Helen
hrltsch az harrison 1920
For the information of the hundreds of
raIlbIrus VINO lntend 70 witness the special
matcn game between the MInerauCe Team
OF Chicago ana the local BaroasoI quintet.
the recOrQ OF the VlSlJOrS will De 1uuereSU-
ing. The team lineup inc4Uues wright.
Steers. ringer, harunelSer, RuScn ana COL
her. with averages OF 2l2 2O4, 2O3, 2O2,
zOI ana pol IN the order named The
team won the Greater Chicago Journa-
ment With score OF 3,045. rolled 1908
in the Midwest meet at St. Louis and 1891
IN the central STATES meet in MILWAUKEE,.
Wright IS the al4-events champ OF Chicago.
with nlne-game marx OF 2,O12. AT the
Midwest meet Fliger and Kartneiser scored
l,357 as Steers ana Wright topped 1889.
Steers and Wright also rolled 1903 in Mil
Years Of tor So'' rank bowling and in 1918
WON TWO OIldIIiOlOl4oA4lp ILGNd4o III bliG n. D.
C. national meet coping the all-events
and the doubles with F. Thoma as a part
ner. In addition to this, three Of the
members of this CLUB. Fliger, Steers ana
Kartheiser are past winners of the Peter
son Classic.
bowler a break Is growing stronger and
the announcement from the Pritchett Rec
event on these drives Saturday and Sun
day, Jan. Il and %. is sure to see all the
boys IN action who figure they have no
chance in the 1870 and 200-scratch events
Combined league averages will be used to
determine handicap awards, but the Capt.
tol CITY travelling League averages are
excluded. Entry Zee will be SO per team,
bowling included, with the prize list di-
ylded as follows: 30 per cent, 20 per cent,
Is per cent 10 per cent. 8 per cent. per
cent per cent. 3 per cent and 3 per cent
for high team game, with the final 2 per
cent tor high Individual score BOWERS
will be given their choice OF alleys on both
floors OF this establishment alleys. one to
six being used downstairs, ana thirteen
and eighteen upstairs
The Wheeler Lunch team pulled one for
the books while rolling a postponed series
against the Gregory & Appel scores of
the indianapolis League. the Wheeler team
rolling games Of l006. l,020 and 1902 to
take the first and last game. and tie the
middle game. AS far as is known this is
the nrSt time game as tied during the
ro!l-of Of set Of scores already posted
and 604 during this set.
With Lang. Hombeck. Quill and Ward
rolling scores Of $50, 672, 6I8 and 500 the
Seven Up team Of the Uptown League was
over the ! 600 mark each game scoring
3,l62 to take three from City Candy by a
wide margin.
Augustiner found Tipton-Lytle Cigar to
their liking, taking all three games as
Robertson rolled 643. Shaw arrived in time
Tor the final game and rolled 222.
Coca Cola continued their winning WAYS.
oeteatlng Selmeir Towel all the way when
Mlndach and Koelling blasted the NAPLES
I nor counts OF 615 and 657. Kemper rolled
632 for the losers.
-. w. Bader Coffee had Scotch counting
% ana they won TWO games from Sherer
Electric. Harpers Bros. Garage also won
/ two from Citizens Gas despite series of
90 by Rex Dawson Holt had COS for
HARPER.
The closing weekend of plav in the an
nual ! 900 scratch team event on the Foun-
tain Square alleys IS scheduled for Satur-
DAY ana Sunday. special SQUAD will be
made I'D for teams that wish to enter now.
/ the regular schedule being unable 10 &C
wishes to enter call Behrens. at the Foun-
/ tain alleys.
Barbasol was Just another team in their
nrst cams with the st. Philip A. c.. rolling
4 87l. The St. Philip PLAYERS were so sur
prlsed 70 see this kind of going from this
team. however. and refused to take ad-
4 vantage Of their opportunity stopping al
$50 Barbasol finished with l Gao and
/ LUIS 70 win all three, Hueber. Pritchett