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

All of the excitement in the City
League bowling play at the Hotel
Antlers alleys was packed into one
game last night. 1t was in the first
game between the Falls City Lager
and Jones' Maley teams. Going into
the tenth frame apparently nope
lesslv beaten, the Falls City squad
poured in a flock of strikes, and
when Jess Pritchett made the mis-
take of thinking that his team had
won, and breezed by the 4 and Z
pins on his final ball, Hunt cleaned
I'D and the Falls City boys were the
winners, 1,O74 to 1,073.
In the many years have watched
the old master. Jess Pritchett, per-
form. this was the first time we
have seen him fail in the pinch,
and Jess will be the first one to tell
YOU that it was carelessneSS that
caused him to miss these sticks.
Falls City was inspired by this vic
tory, and after they thought all
was lost" they went ahead to a
triple win over their opponents.
For the winners. Hunt and Cray rolled
663 and 626. as Jess Prltchett. MURPHY
Jones Maley. Hess. the German for
hot" was certainly that way in his hrst
game. and pounded out 266. The Marott
Freeman Shoe team certainly would be
match ma h game anne with the Elk Booster team
and with Fitzei, Afford and Stark pound
ing out totals of 622. 6l2 and COS. the
Booster team came through with total of
3,005 and a triple win.
Dan Glubka produced a total Of s43 for
the Hotel Antler team; and these boys
Barbasol squad, by taking. the second
game johnson ana adS Fulton prool4ltS ,e1
combination Of Burnett and Meeker was
too mudh for the HooSier Coffee boys and
they lost the last two to indiana wheel
and Rim. Burnett rolled 500 and Meeker
Starting with ten strikes in row. New
lin, member of the MauSner Beer team
of the Washington League that rolled on
the Illinois alleys. had the urowd pulling
rGF for TO 6o s5 hs b he sk
the strain too hard. and a $50 resulted
For his three games he rolled $40. but the
and Hickman tossing IN rounts of $40 632
o. and 6lO for total of S0S2 10 win two
gS ag{S +J J9h1n Blae procured The ,6eaggso
and ga but the Newman CANDY team
gave Werners S22 better support. and thew
won two games from Cohs Cola.
Goodhue was the reason for the slhlitz
team triple win over PhsriS Tires three
games over the 200 mark netting hnn SIS
Winning the middle game by a margin Of
one pin saved The Hoosier optical BOYS
I 4,2a q shutout a The hands Of the Kaser
two from Fail City Lager.
Tsy tor nigh total IN the Block Optical
Ladies League At the Pritchett ALLEYS. and
wound up in a tie at s64 What edge there
count aaginst 23s 6y McD SsiT dSo BoE 1ss
sea- FaSt we're best in team play with
2eeo series. made possible BY a sss same
S.ner me Individual counts were. en-
SIS weismsn. SIS. Baxter. SIS: saul. 5o7 1
Tourney. S26' MeAnly. SIS; Johns. ST.. and
three-way battle that lasted all ~.
way was staged BY Ge5hart Bsselson sn6
AatfAAt curing the Construction Leacue
series az PrltchettS, the first two being
S soi. at SOS' as taFrant showed on
Members Of the Darnaby Putt team If
the Avalon League. are going 10 bar their
captain for the balance o? the sesSor
BOD Da-naby is an ardent Quail Hunter
9no as the season opened on these birds
II.
get IN day OF his favorite sport His
cluo took the drives determined 10 show
him that they could carry on. ard no
oueeo It's largest total OF the season as il
won all three games from Kenpsr;s
oiVotS. oathout had the high single and
three game counts during this Sc. s44
nnlSh giving him a total Of ST. Woods
posted 242 game TO put his ircn team
over Tor an odd game win against the
Spieklemeir boys
Thomson and Es-dtr s..-.5 49,. ..--.,t
OF the Postoflce League plav on tSese
alleys, the former winning out Gil TO 500
BY virtue OF a 2ff gene
During the Optical League series that
was decided two TO one. Werner r-nlized
the ambition OF every vouEg b0Wl-r by
turning IN has frs 600 - n Vfnen he
did 90 over, he really went a 2s4 game
hrinRfns HIS count I'D 70 6z7