The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-02
Down the Alleys With Local Pin-Spillers

Add the name of Clarence Mack to the
long list of 700 shooters, the Fall City
League star rolling 1870 with games of 249
2l3 and 269 during the Indianapolis League
play Wednesday. Schleimer added 604 to
this total but with Moran. Stitch. Bassett
and Mccain tossing in counts of $50, 635,
623 and GOT for St. Phillip A. c., the Lager
P qa S'f fes1S t saf % % so84
Wheeler Lunch also won two games from
BUD NG sehoch ana S9 G each
scoring 622 for the Wheeler team,
Fishbach Grille did not have a single
200 count rare feat for an open league,
and as a result, they were easy victims
for the Coca Cola boys. who won as they
pleased when Hansen Moore and Murphy
After losing the first two games to Bar
basol, the second by points, the Marott
the final game, 1892 to I,o17. Barbasoi
totaled S,117, Pritchett rolling $780, john
son, 623;o OGrady, 618, and Carmin, 6O4.
sen counting 672 and 62a.
Thomas Lunch was over the 1000 mark
to lose the final game to J. P. johnson
Company. MiddaWs 646 total featured
this series.
Hardin checked his slump when he rolled
a total of 633 for Gregory and Appel. West
and Fulton added SIS each to give the
Gregory team an odd game win over IN
derwood Transfer
After feeling the satisfaction of his first
the Medical Society vi League. liked i''i It SO
well he repsa ted this week with the league
leading total of 500. The race for top
teens captained by Drs Click, Dermin and
Rupel being separated by single game
the Click team still leading by this mar
goes to Carl Hardin, says Dr. Dav. who
has put in flock Of practice games un-
der L Hits En-
Jess Pritchett has partitioned off four
alleys with a canvas slide and will give
Lessons to new bowlers and other bowlers
eager to improve their game. The only
charge made for these lessons will be to
cover the expense of the use of the alley.
Pritchett will be the instructor.
The Illinois alleys Will stage 2l5 singles
sweeps takes. Saturday and Sunday. an
entry fee Of 81 per series being charged
Winners will receive 40, 80, 20 and 10 per
cent of the prize money.
At the Pritchett alleys the final week
for men and women. will be the attrac
ton The women bowlers roll their games
on the second floor, as the men use the
third floor drives.
The Coca Cola team of the Uptown
League finally dropped below the 5000
70 Harper Bros Garage. windach and
Lauer rolled $50 and GOA for the "Cokes'
but Cline's 67S offset this work
Tipton-Lytle Cigar also won two from
Sherer Electric despite a GA count by VIII
SON Burton rolled e04 for the winners.
Augustiner returned to form after drop
ping the first game to Citizens Gas, roll
ing 1857 and 997 to leave the drives with
the odd game to their credit Shaw. Hunt
and Spencer had 66S. 500 and 600 for the
winners.
It looked like bad night for selmeir
but SPOTS tossed in a 235 at the fin-
ism and Selmeir avoided the shutout. 1.001
10 900 Baker and Behrens rolled 644
and 62s for Seven Up. as SPOTS stopped
a 627,
To keep things even all the way the
Bader Coffee team also folded UP in their
City Candy. PLAYERS who starred during
this set were Link, 66T, Thomas. 6l2; Mill
ington. 63l, and Bsder, GA.
Holt again starred during the Citizens
Gas Company plav on the Uptown ALLEYS
CLOSING 2S6 end 2oS after q 1eS start. to
total 6o4.
Gibbs DISPLAYED his strike ball for the.
benefit OF the C. & J. League. rolling the
league-leading total OF $50 on games OF
2l0 223 and 1877.
He just keeps rolling along Joe Ma
la~kev is the one We mean. games of 1876
2SS and 1872, a total Of 52l, again placing
HIM on top in the Inter-Club League.
Barrett dropped to $50 during the Film
League play but this total was good
enough to give him high three game
hcnorS.
C. Monkeys tptal OF S2s set a new sea-