The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-24
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BY LEFTY LEE

= A merry race is being. staged for top
I66 1 IN the big Rotary League that rolls
the Slagle team holding a three-game
margin over Durham Safe Crackers. who
are in the midst of a winning streak that
Is threat to the leaders at all times.
me Wlebke team in third place, are two
games behind the Safe Crackers with the
Rasmussen team bzut one game away from
JhlS club. Individual stars OF the two lead
ing teams. Jim Randall and Krick are
aiSo putting up real struggle for the in
zoo mark to keep away from the Safe
Cracking star. Randall. who has a sea-
sons mark Of 1877. Randall is a, tried
he is in for battle all the way.
4 house tournament for bowlers who
roll IN the different leagues that use the
st. Philip A. c. alleys will be PLAYED on the
east side drives, SATURDAY. and Sunday. The
receiving two-thirds Of the difference be-
tween his average and 200 Players may
roll as often as they desire. an entry fee
OF 81 being charged for each set.
The Traffic and Auditor teams of the
Bell Telephone League won all three games
from Construction and Wildcat as the En-
gineer quintet took two out of three from
Maintenance. Van CleaVe was consistent
and rolled 567 with games of 1870 1877 and
100. A 220 count by HoloWen took single
game honors.
The Treasurer team of the Courthouse
surprise when they pounded out a triple
win the feature being 231 finish by
had the league leading mark of 581 that
gave the Assessor team a clean sweep over
Clerks as Prosecutors lost two to Sheriffs.
Two to one was the verdict during the
noian Refining contest. WaXfree. Marfax
ana Crackproof defeating Green Lite,
fought to- the finish for high total, Rollings
winning 536 to 533. Banner finished with
Too MANY members of the Blind" family
are putting IN their appearance in the
drives each Monday and as a result. games
are becoming one-sided. the Heads. Tails
and Claws taking all three, from Names;
seN en- blinds in their line-ups. The only
contest with both teams present resulted
in an interesting odd game win for Ears
from WhiskerS.
Johnny Rice broke lose in the st. Joan
reached a total O Of liz with games Of $50.
score and Barrett 6o2, Rice big total
over J. J. Speaks Chas. DENLY and Scott
Trucking also won three from Farrell
! Granite and Citizens Motor Car as Kelly
Builders and Long Supply lost the rubber
to Uptown Cleaners and Firestone Corner
The usual good bowling of the Heiden-
reich Florist team gave them the only
triple win in the South Side Business Mems
League play, Oeftering Coal being the vic,
! tim when they rolled 1890 with games Of
988; 986 and LOIS. Coca Cola. Pick-ups
and Madison Avenue State Bank won two
from Yenezla Service Station, Citizens Gas
and Koch Furniture during the other CON
! tests. Holtzmever opened with a 255 to
| total $50 and nose Quill out by one pin
for high three-game total. Hornbeck had
63s: Danna. GAS; Ward. GOT. and Herman,
P. Mcneil was easily the star, of the
] nrfn NrfopTN hn 90 q
of ia, 225 and 204 to total 603.
The Monon Route team of the Transpor-
tation League finished with big total OF
! 0l2 to sweep their series from Southern
Pacific. Lynch led the team with a score
three games from B. & o. as Illinois Cen
trail and I. U. r. r. won two from L. g. N.
and c. g. N. W. r, r.
The only 600 total in the big Evangelical
League was rolled by Babe. who had $40
on games of 206. 1873 and 221. Team play
resulted in a triple WIN Tor d Senators ana NJ
odd game win for Browns, Dodgers and
Reds from Yanks. Giants and Cubs.
The work of Jess Pritchett and Hill was
easily the outstanding feature of the Opti-
mist League session, Pritchett rolling 70l
with games OF III. 241 and 23I, as Hill
counted 225, 220 and 245 to each his big
total.
Fancher copied all honors in the Star
League when he rolled 642 with the high
single. game of 24s. Lee Carmin had COL
to finish second.
That new ball of Cray's seems to be
working in great style. the veteran turning
in a 65l count during the Reformed
Church League series. Emil Schoch topped
him by a wide margin. however. when he
crashed a 693 on games Of 222. 257 and
602
Two out Of three was the rule during
the Fraternal League play on the Illinois
alleys. Grotto Grown and Ipalco defeating
Gun Club. Acme Monon and Riverside
Rink. Lindamood and Rus Miller had 606
and sos.
A team composed of Fehr. Klein,
Murphy Hueber and Pritchett travelled to
shelbyville. gave the shelbyville team a
handicap of $50 pins. and then proceeded
TO roll a cool I'll. After a start OF this
kind it was an uphill battle all the way.
and while the local team managed to win
BY an actual count Of seven pins they lost
the match by l43 The drives were re-
ported SLOW, ard according to Murphy
Chuck Klein had a roundhouse looper.