The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-03
New Leaders Appear During
Action In EIks' Title PLAY

leaving the drives thirty minutes
later with the new high mark. In
team play the Cleveland lodge No. IS
No. team, rolling on the late shift
Saturday night, appeared to be
headed for the top with a score of
2,081 at the end of two games, but a
$50 finish stopped them at 3,037,
which is good for second place to
date. The Chicky Candy Bars of
Grand Rapids reached third place
with total of 1868.
When the Cleveland team was making
It's bid for TOP honors the rail birds were
watching a youngster named F. Franz who
anchored for this club. He displayed a
to tune of 682 The veteran Eddie
LinSZ also was clicking. having 628 for
his share of the wood.
the Don Johnson-Fred McNeely wind-up
three weeks ago. was the Bamberg and
stars were rolling on the same pair of
separated by only one pin. A, strikeout
on the. part of either player would mean a
new singles leader. Scribner rolled first,
hit triple high and left the No. pin,
S99ar ed and then COUNTED nine for total
ssauarely in the. 1-3 pocket only to see the
no. 10 pin refuse him for 500 total.
Scribner's doubles partner struck out from
the fifth frame of the final game for
a total of 686.
team easily copied TOP honors as the vet
cram Of the meet. this seasons play being
pete in style. as his position as anchor
Tor the team would indicate.
Henry Peachev was a member of the To-
cal Lodge No. Is when tourney plans were
under way and entered booster team. in
addition to working hard himself. to make
was transferred to the Baltimore branch
of the firm that employs him and his
loss was felt keenly. Early SATURDAY,
He easily takes the honor for the long
distance traveller to the meet. AS Henry
saws, II lust would not miss it. so here
1 am"
Berry and Levin. like all other doubles
they started their set. Imagine Berry S
feelings when he rolled 618 only to
watch his partner count 1891
Wise cracks flew thick and fast among
the boys but one that is worth repeating
came, from one of the Louisville bowlers.
team finished, he he replied. under 600
query" he came back with. about 200"
Railbirds watching Joe Scribner. former
worlds match game champ. in action. will
swear he is still the worlds champ his
lar as clock work. and how the pins do
fly. when that pill hits EMP
The bows from Cleveland lost lot of
their pep when they received word that
the Collingworth Shale bowling team was
hIlS to roll the A r q meet Chin
Hess and Grleble were severely injured in
the wreck. Giblin perhaps fatally. The
Collingwood team is one of Clevelands
best.
At the. meeting Of the executive com
ernoon. Cleveland received the award for
the 1884 meet of the Elks National Bowl
ing Association. Officers elected we're:
vice-president, Harrv Grotton. Fremont.
O.: second vice-president. Frank Mitzel,
Detroit: third .vice-presdent. Dave Wells.
Louisville. and secretary John Dolly
GRAY. Milwaukee.
The Elks' leaders in the different events,
are:
l-BarbasoI, indianapolis, 3,1O4.
2-Cleveland No. l, Cleveland, S,057.
GandY E Bar r SFsnd FsRds 2's
Brill Glass. Louisville, 1923.
Doubles
IF. Robison-F. Frame, Danville. nj,
2-E. hartmann. Breckles. Detroit. 1921
81. Fehr-J. Pritchett. Indianapolis. 1915.
Al. O'Grady-L. Carmin, Indianapolis,
5-R. Livingston-T. Albright. Springfield.
Ill. 1882
Singles
I'D. Johnson. India napolis. TIA.
2-F. McNeelv Indianapolis. TO
"a. Bamberg. Detroit. 500.
Al. Scribner, Detroit SGT.
5-H. Allen. Detroit. 686.
Al-EVents
Jess Willard. Toledo 1857.
81. Fehr. INDIANAPOLIS. 1914
Sd. Johnson. indianapolis. 1888.
A Bamberg Detroit 1924.
81. Scribner. Detroit. 1928.