The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-11
BY LEFTY LEE

The indianapolis Alley Owners
first annual 1,000-scratch sweep
likes is now holding the attention
the boWlers, an6 they may we'll
interested, as the prize list for
unis event, based on an entry of
$50 teams, will be close to $4,000
OF course. the prize list is tentative,
and will slide up or down, accord
ing to the number of teams en-
tered. One word, harmony, is the
reason this huge event is made
possible, and the bowlers should
take advantage of their opportunity
to collect some real prize money for
their efforts.
In other years, the alley owners
conducted their sweepstakes indie
pendently, and catered to the play
ers who used their drives in league
play. The new deal saw the forma-
ton of an Alley Owners Associa-
ton and with all of them working
for the benefit of the bowler, new
spirit that should place bowling
where it belongs pevails.
Here is the setup for the handi-
cap event. The meet is limited to
sanctioned teams only, and will be
rolled over a period of six weeks
each entrant rolling one series at
the following drives: Pritchett Rec
reation, Central; st. Philip A. c..
Illinois, Uptown and Hotel Antlers
The first six alleys at each house
with the exception Of the st. PhiliE
A. c., will be used for this play At
the st. Philip drives, teams viii
draw for alleys and change at the
end of each game. For the first
time the full 100 per cent handicap
will be allowed each entrant. This
means a team with an. average OF
900 pins per game will receive
gift of 300 pins for each set rolled
The official average of Oct. Is viii
be used in allowing handicaps.
Now for the prize list. the great
est ever offered locally. This list
is based on an entry Of $50 teams
The winner over the six-week per-
iod will receive 100000. Those
teams finishing in the next thirteen
places will be awarded the follow
ing prizes: $500, 5000, $3.50, $500
SIS. sos, SIS, $50, S45, $40. $35, $50
$25. In addition to the above awards
there will be four awards each Sun
day for the four highest three game
totals rolled. Teams are limited tC
only one of these prizes, which
means that twenty-four teams vii
cash on this award. The entry fee
is S125 per man each week, an6
the opening and final weeks entry
fee must be paid when the team
enters. Entry blanks may be OBJ
tanned at any of the alleys in the
city as soon as they are received
from the printer.
during this weeks play Of the St. Philip
No. League, the Seven Up team coppine
two. OF them with game OF l,o53 anc
mark was posted by Johnny Murphy. wht
was in the pocket all evening. for tota
OF T27 on games of 243. 247 and 231
Team play resulted in triple win ,foi
House and Cassidy Coal won two from
Kistner-Meece battery and Pittman-R ic
coal. Other 500 counts we're: Xix. e32
Faust. 6s2 and Moran. 6l7.
Snyder was the star during the pla!
Of the Gas Company League on TIL
Fountain Square alleys: with score O.
Tees won three from Trucks because Of
this consistent scoring. Heats also woI
three from Holders as Diggers took tht
rubber from ELS.
No 500 totals appeared during the st
John Evangelical League play J. Wake.
land topping the field with q score of 56S
made possible hy an opening game of 2ls
Laura Alexander and Mahonev rolled
totals Of SOC and sos to lead the MarotI
Shoe Shop 10 a triple win over the FoN
jail Birds during the Ladies Social League
play on the Hotel Antlers drives. Beard
B5sks ssTv sss nag Miller ~ and Burng rollins
two games from Bowes Seal Fast. For N.
losers Dawson and MCDANIEL scored 50;
rubber from Msusner. after the roll-of Of
with score Of ss7. For the losers BToicr
set in this loop resulted in an odd game
Mix.
oscar Zion and Goldsmith were the star
PLAYERS during the Delaware League play
the former rolling s22 and Goldy sos.
There Is no stopping that boy Hunt
During the play OF the Hoosier A c
League. Hunt again displayed his strikt
ball and the result was q SOS on game:
in the Water Company League with
$50 as Koelling. Sevfried and Toll
counted SAT. go and sos during the play
OF the Pritchett Recreation League.
The Tuesday Night Ladies League tina
rolls at the Pf!tchett alleys featured
McAnlv. who had q league-leading tota
Of 544 Baker was next with sos. a
Schmidt showed on sol.
The dvro Club rolled on the Parkway
During this session Ittenbach was III
outstanding PLAYER with games OF 2os 20
and $50 a total Of Ss7.