The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11
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BY LEFTY LEE

BY LEFTY LEE
Doubles and singles event will feature the
play of the indianapolis Bowling Associa-
lion over the weekend on the Uptown al
5 O'Clock this evening A crowd that viii
tax the capacity of the Uptown alleys is
sure TO be on hand when stars of the Bar
derWood Transfer teams take the drives
sunday at D. m. and they will stay
TnlS f ne m squad Ts that also en-
SATURDAY
Doubles, 5 P. M.--SingIes. P M.
F. Fisher-M. Biltmier doubles only); O.
M n e. Prange doubles only j
Daugherty-E Ruff doubles G9t Only pt F. MuI
oarger-I. Clark doubles only: r. Gibbs
cc BeGker l GobIss oniy Rohr-R
L. Ricoter doubles only. " N'''| '''''- y
WST5ea + + sfSdsr-G + 5al? Mifier:
doubles only; A. Faust-R. Martin (dou-
bles only; L.. Jacobs-A. Faust (singles
only; Harry Hart-F. Daugherty (singles
Doubles, P. M.-singIes SPIN
,er v; G; Sh heller e; PanielS; < T. Ness
son: g, H. Bailey-F. Snyder; r. Darnaby-
E: Hill; p. .Trone;A. Curry: Al sering:E
onlyl; D. Campbell-Dr D. Lentz doubles
Doubles, 9 P. M.-singIes, 10 P. M,
E. Rawles-F. Schoettle doubles only;
G. Suding-W. Farrell doubles only, c. "
Smith,. Dalton doubles only; c. w
Kirkhoff-J: Bayler doubles only; F.
Green-O: McDaniels doubles only; F
Dalton-J. Bayley (singles only; E. Fret
hage-Frii ,4 smith 1T 1doubles only.
gan; 9. Tankersley-F Benefited; G. Fa I'LL
SStich-O. Vogelsang; T. Farrell-T. Lenahan;
M. Sims-C. Comfy.
SUNDAY
Doubles, p. M.-singIes, 4 p. M.
R. Dittrich-R. jenkins; N. jenkins-E Ir-
doubles only; g. Liiy-N. jenkins Csing geS
only; j. Barrett-S. Kriner doubles onIv0
a. "; Ty-VehlIng, doubles only; F. Staub-
F F. Wteld9ng aoqP5eS E9ny) r. T1egeler
C.. Bqrkmann-V;; Hail singles only. ''
l. v5 Lan ariJo Cooper; D. Lauer-A; Ahearn;
&C. q. Q. FoX-E: J. Fox doubles only; H
Doubles %,lSe,' 5 P. M.1singles. 6 P. M.
4. Moore doubles oniyJ;C. Thom neaen K
K hs;la,o doubles only "A. Moore-C, Thompson
ID doubles only j Bauder-R Trissal (dou i6y
only: Aly schoch-Aug. Schoch doubles
only W. Pascoe-Aug schoch CsingIeS
only H. ,Abraham-B. Parsons doubles
p6nI sSy i. Mendenhall-W Hartman Cdou-
Iurner-B; Frye doubles only.
y Doubles Doubles, P. M.-singles 5 P. NJ.
10 q; Beehrens-M. Ward; T. Quill-D. Horn
chett; Lee Camnin-J. o'Grady; d. John
strelbeeeP9F schi Ma9sk-G 4 e Hef G5aK
Kennedy. C. Myers-E. Homberger. N''
Doubles, 8 p. M.-SingIes' Ia p Nj
F. Mounts-D. Abbott, T. TedroWe-P
s s6fpTs9n; E sey5ried-R, Wuensch: Il.
E. MlerM Wmber + MGfoaE steJen5 FagIf'
wheeler; l. Koelling-P. Stemm; G. Min
aach-W. Hickman; E. Heckman-A. strei
Play, in these events will be resumed
Saturday Feb. ID. '--'eN
BarbaSol again produced the feature total
IN u TN, me City League play on the Hotel Antier
and loss to totai s f2%eS and d g Wa
t prIf games from the Elk Boosters
ed 6a Hu Of 55 s52 ga and and s qd
the Barbasol as Schenck tossed in a count
OF Dd,; 6iS for the Elks, The Marotts did not
T itdiSdr licking at the hands of the Bud
game 947 to 1,036, proceeded to take the
ma maj two with, scores of 1923 and 1O65
Of S GOA ana and so5 fof M gqfd
Hotel Antler and Rose Tire also won two
from Hoosier Coffee and johnson Chevroo
Mahoney 626 Bruder. $50: Nordholt. 625
McNew. Ga. and Wheeler. 644
.oConnell and DR.. Click were the stars
ware alleys, the former rolling a total of
667 on games of 255, 1856 and PIG as Click
scored 638 on games of 219. 191 and 228.
The cold wave has put the popular Bill
Sargent on the side lines for few weeks
Bill tried to put in a big lump of coal
in his furna.s to make, big IRE, but the
causing a big break of the said big toe.
Walt Hickman rolled 642 for Newman
Candy but Boesnecker counted $40 for
India Tire and the. tire team won the odd
game during the Washington League series
on the Illinois alleys Secretary Black led
Giesen to triple win over Coca Cola with
berlv and Miller rolling $40 and COZ and
they won two games from Indiana Brake
Aliens 6O4. Hoosier Optical and Schmitt
gage and King Billiards during the other
contests. Bennett with e16 was the only
player to cross the line in these sets.
Don't forget the 400 scratch doubles It
the Illinois alleys TO-DAY and Sunday. Entry
fee ST per man.
Makers 683 rolled with the La Fendrich
team of the Elks League Thursday night,
was Ll4S boys uISl OUU TOTAL ne ever IOlIeQ.
To say the least, he really went over the
mark when he did find the range.
Bennies BARRIERS watched Fall City Lager
pass the 1000 mark in their first and last
game. and the BARRIERS lost the rubber
Schott and Mack rolled 663 and COS for
the Lager team. as Mulsy counted 635 for
the losers.
Dan Abbott rolled the league leading
total Of 686 in the Fountain Square Recre-
alton League. Hunt had $50. Mounts. 6l5:
Roth, $50. Schoch. 635. Danna. 604: Daw-
Cooney was the boss of the Power and
Light loop with dandy series of $50 that
included 255 finish.
Tarrant: Boerger and Funk finished in
order during the A. c. E. S. League series
with totals of 644, sos and 6o2.
The Central States Envelope League. play
featured Lewis with a score of COL on
games of 2o7. 1s1 and 2os.
Three totals over the 500 mark also
featured the Avalon League series Elmer
Burt nosing cut Mack for top honors 62s
to 627, as Dahaby slowed on 6o3.
Alice Shea again starred With 62l SER
les as the Indianapolis Baseball Club squad
won all three games from Bowlet during
the Block Optical Ladies Le&gue series.
fe5 spsai 0Ve Ke ne sos $50 MecEer s
Gin. SIS; Banks. sos: Dawson, 5ls; Meyers,
5S5. and Mac Kinnon, 5S5.
The feature 2i0 scratch singles sweep
stakes. four games across eight alleys.
will open on the Central drives today. A
81 entry will get you SIS if you top, the
PLAYED Feb. II and IL. March ii and Il
and April IS and Is top prize Of SIS
Will be given the winner each weekend.