The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-16
BY LEFTY LEE

Mrs. Floretta McCutcheon. world
champion woman bowler, will be in
Indianapolis today and Sunday, to
teach the novice and the expert
enced women boWlers how to i'm
prove their game. Mrs. McCutch-
cons visit is sponsored by The In
dianapolis Times and the lessons
she will give will be free. Many
women who have not rolled ball
for several years, others who have
never played the game and girls
who now are considered stars among
the local fraternity, have enrolled
in classes to improve their skill.
The lessons that Mrs. McCutch-
con gives will not be her only &C
tivities while in the city, for she has
been scheduled to take on three OF
the best that indianapolis has to
offer among the man, in special
match games. Her first match,
scheduled for the Parkway alleys,
will find her pitted against Oscar
Behrens, the best lefthanded bowler
in the city. This match will be
rolled at p. m. today.
Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Mrs.
McCutcheon will be rolling at the Pritch-
EFT Recreation alleys, against jess Frltcn-
EFT. the king locally Tor over twenty
Mrs McCutcheon will roll John Blue
on the Indiana alleys at P m Suh9 gay
night Her records prove that she mas
passed the 800 mark many time in match
play and her 700 totals also have been been
regular Another feature of these match
games will be the fact that you can help
the Indianapolis Womens Bowling ASSo-
citation by attending these games as an
admission fee of 25 cents will be charged
citation to help them defrays the expense
of the women's national tournament lnat
will be played in this city later IN Vhe
season.
Dan Lazerus has been plodding along
all season. with the Coca Cola team OF the
Washington League but when when me e+ ma 3bsi
with the Berghof quintet. for he leader
ship of the loop. this boy produced a
brilliant ISL d HIS R masS let team em 0V WITH
Hanna and Ahearn tossing in counts OF
$50 and 6l8. won the odd battle George
Carter and Vern Kehl had 662 ana %. PSI
for the Fall City Beer team and they
for the Fall City beer team and they won
two games from Schlitz beer. who hao
Tarrant and Cross rolling 6lo and sos.
Benefits 247 finish, for a total Of 638.
saved the final game for the Schmltt
Insurance squad after they had lost the
first two to Kaser Tire Service. jess
Pbaris Tire won the rubber from New
man Candy. these Two boys rolling ioT
scores of 6ls and 6l5. In the hnal
series. the Hoosier optical boys founc
and won all three games.
Csl. 4s-t,
at the Hotel Antler alleys during the
City League play, was dandy. the auto
team taking the rubber when they won
the Anal game, l,o4S to l;ol2' ,1 Eadie
Murphy had totals of 675. 625 and $50 for
the winners. while Jimmy Hurt was
knocking down Sal for MarottS. The
Jones-Naley three-game total was S.05S
TWo-rame wins were the rule in this
loop. Fall City beer. Barbasol and Elk
Boosters also taking the rubber from
An dsna A Wheel f and R@ other soc
we're. Hare $50: Robertson. 665; Hunt 623;
stark. $40; Burnett. 6O4: Boesnecker
e04. and Fehr. 627.
= The Rasb Brothers Tailoring League.
that rolls on the Indiana alleys, are hit
ting the pins in fine style now and some
feature Is the balance in this loop, the
series last night resulting in odd game
festing Coats. Vests and TopcoatS by this
margin Heading a field Of five counts
was woods. who finished with 2SS to
total 6o2.
= The Block Optical Ladies' League series
at the Pritchett alleys were one-Sided, the
Jack Carr; Boards Brake SERVICE. Real
COca cola defeating S. and s Service
s snse and Si Foa JAZZ BTds TRe BORes seal
Fast team rolled total Of 1881 for the
high three-game total; Race Johns was
nigh single game of ass and a three-game
IN Ia $50: Bunch. 522: Mcdaniel. sic;
atSTop Sol Mahoney SO' $40: O0a ThSeobold
Sssei. SIS; saul sos: Weisma aii'' s+5:
Weise. sl4. and carsten. 500.
For the second time this week a better
than $50 game failed 10 produce 500 for
the player scoring this big count. Nor
AT the Pritchett alleys scoring a 264 to
total 5s5. Stevenson used his 267 TO bet
ter advantage and led the. league with a
mark Of 63i. Rodgers had 625 and
Loechle an even 500.
softnte Lenses and Continental won all
three games from Univis Bifocals and
OptomistristS while the Block Optical boys
had to be content with an odd game win
over Fox Optical during the Optical
League set az the Pritchett alleys Moore
secured Just that IN all divisions. having
a single game score of 22i and a three
game total Of SOS.
Hardin again leads The plav in the
Pcstoffice League" is a line We are going
70 ask the printers 10 save This bows
latest TOP flight marks we're 22s and 6l7.