The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-07
o DouUn The Alleys o
WITH LEFTY LEE

the t odd game from Hides and whiskers
Hotel Antler drives Schoen and Weis-
man were the only players to reach the
600 m MARI *, schoen rolling GIT as Weisman
Rice. Naughton and Mathews were the
stars Of the st. Joan of Arc series on the
Uptown drives, having totals of 642, 623
ana 6l6: Rice closed with the high game
sign, offering new bail for 500 scores ores
IN practice on his alleys down, as Lee
U rolT ~ GO collected as he warmed up, to
500 was the second in three days on these
alleys, Hueber scoring a perfect game
Friday afternoon.
Extra! Miss Sparks, a beginner in the
game, made the Big Four'F split during
practice on the Pritchett alleys. Mondav
performing a feat that veterans of the
game nave failed to duplicate in years
". Schneider and Bentley fought it out
LOT Top honorS in the Evangelical League
GIG to 612. -----4'-e'
q, Tyner and Fancher, doubles partners for
ne city meet, shared all honors during
the Star League session. Tvner SCORING
COB and Fancher, 6O7, AIS
.Maagel and Darnabv made the members
they scored totals of SAG and 6i1 while
Jess Prltchett failed to roll 900 in this
Charlie GRAY lust keeps rolling along. the
f fereIan latest being GA in the Re
only to Bud Schoch who had 626, 0--"
When Augustiner rolled 1920 to win the
Ci1y tourney championship, a new record
was posted that will take a lot of shoot
ing in future meets to top The former
marx marx was held by the Marott Shoe shop
Team Team who rolled 5000 during the 1928
meet. Even with high scoring of today it
IS very doubtful If the doubles and all
events records will be passed in this tour
s ssment ro BaSs IN n 1913 Al and Adam
I;oo5. tnat has withstood the efforts of all
me stars to lower for the past fourteen
wears Last year Johnny Fehr averaged
Ky Ky pms per game to set the an-events
=, The singles record is held by Frank
Hue9er, his winning total of 719 in 1892
pins. Railbirds predict this mark will fall
and If Hueber is on his game he NAV low
er y himself. as he has been rolling in
The old master, Jess Pritchett. has won
hlCudle 4OI every class OF DlaV in past
meets. but the doubles event has ALWAYS
peer the hardest for him. only one medal
the award of 1923, going to the vet. when
ne and Fred Mccullough scored a total of
I,zlo. Jess started winning the singles
and all-event titles back in 1908. his
single mark being SIS and all-events total
1883 that year. He repeated in the singles
all-eyents in 1915. 1917. 1919. 1928. 1925
and 1929.
High scoring in league and tournament
play locally during recent series had us
looking back for other feature counts
rolled by bowlers over the country. First
to come to mind was the two 300 games
BY Frank Caruana of Buffalo. in success
sion; An article by Harold George in the
BoWlerS Journal. however. makes this feat
look small as he tells of the 88S>for three
games rolled by Charles Eel of Walla
Walla. Wash. Eel had thirty-four out of
a possible thirtv-siX strikes and rolled
games of 300. 28S and 300. Another set
that makes one wonder where it will stop
was the 879 by Ken Sciple of Omaha who
rolled games of 300. 300 and 279. In a
pot game" on the Lincoln alleys in Chi
cego Fred Rankin rolled 300 against a 296
BY George Rudy. Count Gengler. who was
considered by manv to be the best the
world has ever seen. could step on a
strange allev and roll almost anv score.
In a game against Bob Rolfe. Gengler
scored 300 to Rolfe's 279.