The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-11

Entries for the state tournament which
opens on the Pritchett Recreation alleys
April %. will be accepted until mlanlgne
Tonight The deadline had been set lor
midnight Saturday. April g. but the usual
delay until the last minute forced rr tne
officials 70 grant the soqeU S eo if yo2
wish to roll in this event, enter TO-DAY
indianapolis teams rolling in the B C., e;
meet at Columbus did not produce the
scores that have featured their season
NAV the -Lis-MCCahlu team OF the
St Philips No League og Iea fb all al l9 9iye
them a nice slice of the prize money;
Harbasol finished with a 28l8 that Will
also reach the prize list .,.s.o,o,,o,,s
In doubles and singles play lndianapo Il
showed to better advantage, aoolng elgny
prize winning totals in the SINGLES ana
four doubles awards on the tnal day. $
NAV in addition to the winning counts
scored by local PLAYERS who roled carrier
in the meet PLAYERS who cashed on the
Pptcb day W s5s B BaS9s' 6a cobeT s5
Fehr. 500: Wiesman. 500, and OGrady,
500 Doubles winners were IA s Sda sen
Wiesman, 1895 Fehr-Pritchett l;l92' car car.
uin-O'Cirady 1857. and Cobler-L FOX.
1855 Jess PritChett had nlne-game
total of 1887 A complete list or prizes
for local players Will be announced la'eI'
No 60 totals appeared in the Fraternal
League. but the Grotto team had al
members well over the 500 marx Tor a
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over Acme onon. Riverside also won
three from Crown. as the Moose took two
from Calling Gun Club.
Mills rolled total Of 500 to lead the
individual play in the Lions League on the
Hotel Antlers drives but his team the
Hides lost all three games to Ears fro as
Heads. Teeth and Whiskers.
Worden copied all laurels in the Indian,
apohs Automotiye League when he finished
with a 24l TO total 622.
With Pritchett in Columbus. Hill stole
the show in the OptimiSt League roIlhg
a total Of 7l2 with gtamaes Of 2IS. 26S an. ana
2s6 NcNeely had 6o9 and Osthemeyer,
All Cheerior won three games from
Happy DAYS. as Boosters: Smiles and Big
brothers. nosed out Sunnyside. Best Ever
and Fighter for odd-game wins
Triple wins ruled the Reformed Church
League series at PritchettS, First y. NJ.
q Pleasant Run. and Second Reformed
S and Second Reform No :. W Hohlt
sS5 and lead the field Bud schoch had
607 and Al Schoch an even 500
G Raus and F Farrell members OF
+be Charles DENLY Cigar team of the St.
yoen Of Arc League rolled totals of $40
and 6I3 to finish one7iwo in this loop 5
pay o.! 95s TO score the high single game.
indian Refining company play on the
oelaware drives resulted in triple wins
for Marfak and Crockproot over tlrechjeI
and WaXfree and an odd game WIN lor
Etbvl from Greenlite. Wnger was steady
sn6 topped the field with a total Of 55l
van cleave's $50 stood out IN the Bel
1,eIenhone League series at the Contra
~; maintenance team won two from
Trsffic as the Auditors lost their entire
series to the Engineers
coval closed with a great 264 game 70
~ $40 and nose out Snyder for the high
tSree-earne total during the Courthou g
feaCue series at the Central SNYDER
score was 600.
nan Hornbeck opened with q thrilling
oea came during the South Sioe Business
Mems play on the FOUNTAIN square aHeyS