The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-04
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

100 NAA1-A SOilt liHle ago called Don
Johnson the crown prince of the bowling
game IN indianapolis, and we were right.
Jess Jess Pritchett is still the king Johnson
Chevrolets. were Baroasols opponents dur
ms. the feature series Friday and they
lost an an, three DESPITE counts of SAG. 636
Larry .Cobler. the Marott veteran. also
Vas getting feW strikes so Friday his sheet
of 7l6 that led this team to Triple 'V Win
over Hotel Antler. Rasmussen helped
things with count of GIL.
IHoosier Coffee did not have any GOO
totals: but the Budweiser Cafe boys were
t 700 busy watching the "Pritchett- johnson
suffered and they lost all three.
The Rose Tire vs.. Elk Booster series
Tire team; Hare featured this set with a
score of 615
ured some great scoring IN the Wa Washing 1Eas
ION ION League Starting with two spares.
Kelley finished the game with ten strikes
game with a double to make it twelve
cconSecutlye strikes before he stopped.
Schmltt Insurance won two games due to
kelley's $40 count. which was needed as
Henderson. Heiss and r. Smith had 653, 644
and GIT for the Lilley Luggage boys.
Alex Kriner stepped in and secured his
own load of wood for the Indiana Car
burctcr and Brake Service leading this
t Mitb 10 triple W yin over Hooser Opticai
and 246 Thomas had 645 to give him able
assistance.
Wheeler Lunch lost the first game to
Giesen Product. but from this point in it
was all Wheeler Lunch. games of 010 and
l.020 giving them the rubber. Wimberly
eno Earl McCarty scored SAB and 612 for
the winners.
The entire COCA Cola team was below
its usual form, Blues even 600 being their
best count, and they lost all thre to New
man Candy when Lindamood Warner and
". Hickman counted 629. $40 and GOT for
the victors.
sn Earl G., Goodhuee vas the victim of an $40
f fPn The t6et cost him 300 game during
split appearing after eight strikes in a
E Eo from from the start. and strikeout in
266 game. Goodhue's three1game total was
660. Bohne. team mate. had 667 and
the Tire team won two from the Billiards.
Fountain Square Recreation League S
feature series was between the City Candy
taking the rubber. after dropping the first
game. Dawson. Lang and Quill starred for
City Candy an with totals OF 64S, 6S3 AND
and 604 for Fall City Prima Beverage and
Indianapolis. Towel and Apron Supply also
No No p, ntw9 from stahlhGt jewelers. aRd
Pierson rolling ia. won all three games
from Bennie's BARRIERS. Bud Schoch had
q soc 288 tor high single game count Other
600 totals were: Lands. 608, Hunt. COS
Mount. 621. and Stahlhut. COT.
the b-7-10 and ALTO splits in successive
frames, a feat that easily takes the palm
for accurate shooting.
Helen Kritsch was the outstanding star
during. the Block Optical Ladies League
Of COZ with games Of 22O, 1874 and 1888
Other 500 totals during this set were:
525 S MfseT 49, sbea 5G
Thomas; $40; Alexander 53l. and Tourney.
sos. The leading Bowes Seal Fast team
suffered real setback when they dropped
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the PTitchett alleys. Frank HuebeT rolled a
perfect 300 game that will bring him new
Rqynf bal donated n1 eonr BY the n 8d tt
practice play. Hueber had lust scored 1853
and 2l0 to. make the three-game. total
rolled a 279. Other players at the time
Hueber performed hi Sfeat were: Chuck
Klein, Ownie Bush. Bert Bruder, Arch
Heiss. c. Hardin Don Johnson and Reed
Moore.
Charlie Cray led the Avalon players
over the three-game route Friday with a
score of 638. Coval had 628: Darnaby. 607
with the high single game of 246. and
Oathout an even COO
Charlie Tvner certainly eniovs his A. c.
E. S. League games. his $50 on games Of
224. 224 and 2l1 again leading this play.
Leo Brandt was next with SOB. Brandt S
244 game was good for single honors.
Here is another frea kseries,- Kristufek;
rolling in the Central States League. had
Games IF las and 100 total OF POS, and
then he counted 27S in his final game.
Stand back. bows and give him air.
SWEENEY vas the only member of the
s.. Joan of Arc League rolling on the
Uptown alleys Friday able to cross the
line game sof 1853. 206 and 23O giving him
a total of 604
Little Johnny Murphy again proved he
was the boss in the K. of c. League when
he pounded the pins for a total of 665
with counts of 223 1874 and 258 to COP
1 all honorS. Needles sto state Scott Truck
ing took all three games from Pittman
| Rice Coal with Murphy rolling his classy
I set.
Francis Schmitt was best over the three
game route with a score of SIS. Schorn-
stein closed with 245 to COP single game
honors. This series was rolled on the Cen
/ trail alleys