The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-21
DotUn The Ten Pin Alleys
WITH LEFTY LEE

At midnight tonight the dead line for
ming entries in the coming City AsSocia-
ton tournament will be reached. This
years play will be on the Uptown alleys,
starting Jan. %. Entry blanks are obtain
able at any of the local alleys and should
be sent to Norman Hamilton.
The womens annual meet that will be
rolled on the Central alleys, play starting
on the same date as the mems event, Jan.
49, will also demand that entries for this
Helen Kritsch is secretary of the Indian
apolis Women's Bowling Association and
all entries should be directed to her.
Gus O'connell finds he can roll much
better with an injured ankle and will try
out the theory of a sloWball delivery in
the future. O'Connells first two games in
the K. OF G, League series on the Della
ware alleys totaled 1872 when he tried to
catch falling bench that threatened to
inlure child watching the play. The re-
and 277 finish that tied Basil Vanier'S
early season effort in this league for high
single game. This count saved the final
first two to HooSer optical.
Lee Foley rolled total of 629 on games
team won all three from Finneran Gro
Gerry; Scott Trucking also won three from
Block Optical. J. Barrett rolling 644 for
the winners, as j. j. Blackwell & Son won
the rubber from Quinn Grocery.
Wheeler Lunch rolled total of 800 to
take two games from Schmitt Insurance
during the Washington League play on the
Illinois alleys, Schneider, E. Hickman,
Wimberly and Miller rolling totals of 622,
6l2 COS and SOB for the Wheeler team. as
Kelley counted SOB for the losers. New
man Candy also won two from Giesen
Product, but lost the final when the Geisen
boys pounded out total of 1904. During
this series Black and w. Hickman rolled
scores of 653 and 618.
John Blue rolled another 700 total. hav-
| ing 7l2 with games of 1885 269 and 258
| and with the help of a $40 and 636 by
| Goldsmith and Hadley. these boys totaled
win three from Hoosier optical. India
Tire also hit in big league style, rolling
| 1902 to sweep their series with the Lilly
Luggage team. Bohne. Bowen and Boes-
necker scored totals of 66l. 624 and 6l6 for
India Tire.
Indiana Carburetor and Brake Service
found King Billiards to their liking, taking
all three games when Thomas and Meyers
rolled totals of 621 and 500.
The City League feature was the Bar
basol vs.. Hoosier Coffee match. Barbasol
winning all three, with a total of 3174.
The second game score was ,Barbasol 1133,
Hoosier Coffee, l,085. Pritchett, Johnson,
Fehr and O'Grady had totals of 67S, 673,
657 and 500 for the winners, as HaiSlup.
McNew and Nordholt rolled 682, 629 and
GA for Hoosier.
Marotts won two games from Rose Tire,
L. Fox and Wiesman scoring 612 and Gil
for Marott, as R. Fox counted 619 for the
Tire boys.
Fitzel and Burns. had honor totals of
624 and SIS for Johnson Chevrolet. and
this team won the rubber from the Elk
Boosters. -Four members OF the Hotel
Antler team were over the 600 mark. Ste
venson having 654; Stemm 635; Mindach.
SIS. and Koelling. 600. to total 3,069 and
win the entire series from Budweiser Cafe.
Charley Tyner rolled his second 700
] series of the week when he opened with a