The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-15

Bobby Wuensch must have thought the
city tournament was a war ioan M IN %ht bis
donation to his teammates IN the Team Team
play being 725. Pete Seyfored received 663
from Bob, in the doubles and then l ms
scoring 571 in his singles play. The grand
total for the nine games was 1,9Is' now
ever, an average of 22O pins per game
mark any bowler may well be proud OF,
After opening with small ISL, Race
! Johns found the pocket during the Ladles
! Social League session at the Hotel Ant
/ lerS drives and rolled games OF 24t ana
233 to total GAL. which led the Bowes Seal
! Fast team to triple win over HaTlan
Insurance. Meyer and MCDANIEL helped
things with totals of 516 and sos
hitting ting for to-" totals Of 6I7 and 6O7, which
led this team to total of 1861 and
triple win over the fast He n fp 3d Fd9I
Wiase scored rec ST. So and So for the los
ing Heidenrich team
Laura Alexander finally fell below the 500
mark. but Shea and THONGS ls, rolled a 81, 9I5
ODD odd apa the Fom esen
Kritsch and Dawson had 526 and SIG for
esen JACK carr also To md tT9 from
scored 500 and sos during this set.
La Perla won two games from, Circle K,
Shamrock and Slice-O-Ham during the
Kingan and Co: league play on the Illinois
three-game route with a total of 612 as
Lucas rolled the high single game gso OF 244
loop will have to roll their best in the
final half of their match with Armour
and Co.. these bows thumped them IN
their first meeting at the st. Philip A. G.
alleys.
Members of the Kirschner body team
J ykS three
games during the Delaware League series;
by rotating 200 counts. Deal tried nee n, nar r
for the losers, going over the 2OO marx
twice for a total of 594.
Tad Conner rolling the league le Lea Linz
and they won all three from Schmltt IN
surance. S. & s. Body and Warren Seed
store also won three from Old Gold Cigar
cite and Coca Cola.
Every season little Jack Underwood picks
out night in the Commerf bis d League 70
pins dropping with games of 241, 252. and
221. AS a result Citizens Gas had an
easy time taking Citizens Gas from Hoo
sier Pete. indianapolis News and Crescent
Paper also won three from Central States
and Pure Oil. as Abels-Fink Auto and
and Phillips Underwood was the only
player to pass the honor line.
The vollmer Meats and spick and Span
Cleaners took the Freebooter Baking and
Beanblossom teams for three games. as
Felkner Special, Federal. Holy Trinity and
Cleaners, Daugherty Billiards; sunshine
Cleaners and Gates Marble and Tile, dur
Three Ce PLAYERS we're over the 500 marx
Stanley rolling 636. Felkner. $40. and 10th
Two-out-of-three was the rule during the
Optical League series at Prltchett Con-
( fpat paramount
Scoring among the individuals was below
par. a 544 by Wies leading.
McAnlv starred during the Row Steele
Ladies League play with games OF I62
Fred schmitt was the outstanding star
Of Of 5s oh a0q games of 2as s Is % snd s24
brother Francis. finished second nigh
with a total of 594. Team contests we're
r rstt Coal. Centennial Press. Bowes Seal
Fast and Block Optical defeating Coca
Cola, indianapolis O6ice supply Potter
Coal and Gutzwiller Baking.
With Buley. Ahearn and Newlin rolling
totals of 682. Sos and SIS Tor Pugh and
! Thoms Cleaners, Illinois National Supply
did not have a chance and they lost all
three. during the intermediate League ses-
sion on the Uptown alleys. Pugh and
Thoms' three-game total was 1887.
Consistent bowling by every member Of
| the Shaw-Walker team led by Sachs 500
was the reason Roberts Mix lost all three
! to these boys.
Shaw tied Bulev for top honors with his
682 on games Of 242 223 and 2l7 and
Meier Packing won all three from Rock
wood Drives. despite 6i7 total by Pal
mer.
Just to keep things even the Million
Population wrecking. trounced Thirtieth
/ and Central Sales three times Hover S
/ $50 was the best in this set.
J. E Kleinhenz posted a new single
game record for the members Of the Water
/ COMPANY League TO roll at when he scored
I 27e in his final game His first two totals
were I46 and 1873. Just one pin more than
his dnal record-breakinR score.