The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-12
Pin SmackerS Join Hands
to ClOthe Poor Children

The Clothe-a-Child for Christmas
honor roll is growing daily, and
when the different leagues that
have secured pledges take their
collections this week, the number of
children cared for by the bOwlers
should have reached the twenty
mark. The latest entrant to the roll
of honor is the PoStofice league,
which rolls on the Pritchett Recrea-
ton alleys.
The system used by these loops to
provide some poor kiddie with warm
clothing for Christmas, is q col
lection from all the players, usually
25 cents. In this manner the re-
suits are obtained at a cost that
does not mean great sacrifice on
the part of any one person. Get that
collection started in your loop this
week and call the Clothe-a Child
editor of The Times. He will pro-
vide you with a child worthy of your
help and the pleasure Of clothing it
will be all yours.
The Kernel team, of the Kiwanis
league, that rolls on the Indiana al
leyS, pulled one for the book when
every member rolling had counts in
the $50 column. This team was
short one man. but the four who
rolled. Selmeir, HeuSlein. Hamill and
Kernel, scored $50, 554 $50 and $50,
respectively, to take all three games
from the Daniels team. Slicer and
CreweS also won three from Baxter
and Clark, as OStermeyer and Dur
nell won two from Roberts and
RowleS.
Scoring in the .Herf-Jones League is
getting better each week ana Monday
nights play on the Indiana alleys found
four Of the BOYS going over the 500 mark.
Gardner rolling 554 with 223 start. Will
son $50 Diez sos and Parker SOL
The Barbasol and -Maley teams
did not offer az ahbi for their below par
series at Detroit sunday. but they had one
chuck Klein the new Chicago Cub slug
ger. was IN the lineup Of the Jones-Maley
team and The fans OF Detroit we're out IN
force TO- watch him perform on the run
ways. Had they stopped here everything
would have been lovely. but some one
started that sign this and sign that for
writing his name when he was not toss
ms the mlneralite. and the two teams that
were crossing the alleys together. were
bothered continually.
Bud and Ed sohoch rolled SIT and 500
during the Reformed Church League series
81 Pritohett 5. while Il Guntz tossed II a
26s game 70 total 6l4. The Second Re
formed No. / team posted 8 new high SIN
gle game record for the season during this
play with count Of 1882. Pleasant Run
won three games from Second Reform
No. 2 as First Owls. Second Reformed
No. I and Second Reformed No won the
odd same from First Tigers. Trinity and
First Bears.
Two to one was the rule during the In
oianapolis star League series. MailerS
men No. s. defeating Noses. Maiiers No.
20. CIRCULATION and DubS. Lee Carmin
again olsplayses5 ms usual soo9 form, hay-
$50 Tyner rolled 627 and Kelly SIS.
Jess Pritchett pounded out SEQ to top
the OptimiSt League PLAYERS by a wide
margin Sering being next in line with
Sol. as Musseilman showed on $50.
The Yanks took the Indians during
the Evangelical Church League contests.
defeating them three times. All other
games we're decided Two 20 one. Pirates
Cubs and Giants. Consistent shooting
gave koehler the league leading total OF
sci weEehoett q ne Senator's found
that pocket N the anal game and the
result was the high single game Of 26e
ward has been Worrying about a slump
all season. but can now leave that part
a. his game in the ash can. as he broke
loose during the South side Business
Mems League series al the Fountain
square alleys. with q rs count On games
Esng sl2 ana ouin SOC, 10 bring this