The Indianapolis times., 1933-12-30
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During the entire season, Old Man
Hard Luck has been following Rex
Dawson around and there seems to
be no relief in sight, for when this
boy did throw off the slump and
roll a sereis of GAL, it had to be
against the Barbasol team when it
were 'hot," and DawSon's Hotel Ant
Ter team lost all three games.
Ray Fox and Rogers tried to help
Rex out, with totals of 638 and SOB.
but Fehr, johnson, Fulton and Larry
Fox rolled totals of 671 $685. ,632, and
657 to give Barbasol a total of 3,171
an da triple win. This contest was
rolled in the City League on the
Hotel Antler alleys last night.
Hank sshriver. is another bowler who was
plenty tough today. For the past
been able to hit his hat, -'h in the the City 5itS
each set For this reason he has been
Hoosier Coffee team. Well, Friday night
SShriyer came to life and opened with a
2S5 zoo that led him to total of 612 Bert
NAMED and the Hoosier boys dropped all
three to Indiana Wheel and Rim. who had
coun Of 627 ss snd ana argSs SoS PSsng Ss gns in
and Rim team totaled 1896.
Jones-Maley secured some revenge for
the trouncing they took from Fall Citv
Beer, Wednesday night by defeating these
boy BOYS Two out of three. AS usual. Jess
Pftchett pinGhT was the outstanding star for the
Of 696 on games of 2O3. 247 and 246. JACK Jack
tossed in 244 to pass the 500 marx mark by by
four pints.
his That MaTdft sfrlsg yetsEan Larry cobler LED
series of 654. Dan Glubka was the only
member of the losing quintet to hit his
stride, three good games netting him 627,
Fountain Square Recreation League opened
Supply 7s the em south hf nganaRSs sida as9s
Koelling,, and Behrens were the stars
during this set with marks of 654 and
team had nice counts and they Rejfep9 won three sl
games from DR.. Pepper. Wuensch
crossed the line with a 6O4 during this
623 for Seven, Up, but Schiemers 642
received the better support and the
Beard Brake Service team won two
After his 7O8 total of Wednesday night.
Cnarne Cray was put on the pan by his
ne stopped at 509. In fact. some of the
ne ne WAS skt trying to- knock down ten pins
which means that he had a large night
for Hall The boy to flash the old-time
%er tqf% in 6d 5hs ieague u Jim
Of the old City ar and Saeto 9ae Si 'he Teasaes ssaes
and Capitol alleys. Miller tossed in a
single game score Of 258 to reach this
total. Oathout and Darnaby were others
TO pass the line having 618 and 616.
- A large entry laa has been secured to par
eoa 9 the 49, sfTach doubles
alleys today and Sunday The entry fee
for this event is 50 for each PLAYER,
bowling included. Thirty per cent of the
having the best score. after " four uite games Tas
across eight alleys.
the Central states tournament that will
be rolled in Cleveland this year This is
the next one on the card for the girls and
Feb H. Entries close Feb. S 5. TfSa0eois The entTy
fee is So for each player. for each event
and the games will be rolled on the Euclid
Recreation alleys.
The girls of the fast Block Optical
Ladies League. will now bow to a new
with score Of 587. This GiSy girl Ha is great great
booster Fe! Of the bowling game among the
DAY NSht Iades @ League ta 0 ros ihe at f"fS the
her improved game. Did Mrs. McCutch-
eond sqR 9h $50 6D for "fsf hsf hrse games fSse
Pyle had SIT; Alexander. 56S Mahoney
$50 Dawson $50: schmitt. 525; Buring
Crane. sol. and Lathrop, 568. In team
play the klngsbury Beer won three games
from S. & S. Service. Boards Brake
while Jack Carr Fox Jail Birds. Marott
Shoe Store and Mausner- Beer won the odd
Goldman Store, Bowes Seal Fast and Coca
"Tarrant again leads the play during
the CONSTRUCTION League series at the
might be @ to cut Sne do%n the Ro Work 'foT foT
a 647. Blanford was next with SOP, while
small copped the single game honors with
23o game.
The Coca Cola boys of the Washington
League continued to set fast pace, dur
ing this loops play on the Illinois alleys.
from Mausner Beer Berghof Beer also
won three games from Pharis Tires.
Sclitz Beer also copped three from Hoosier
Optical as Kaser Tire Service took two
from Fall City Lager The Newman Candy
rolled a total of 3,049 for the Schmitt
Insurance team to shoot at later. Koesters
rolled the league leading count of 665 on
games of 220. 255 and 100. Spencer had
655. Werner, 655; McIntire. SIS; McAllen,
629; Miller. sos: Hornbeck, 627; Dankert
6l5. and Wimberly, 6lS
Triple wins ruled the Optical League
OptometristS defeating Univis Bifocal and
the Fox Optical. Moore was far in front
of the field with a score Of 626.
A letter from Bill Sargent announces
that he will be at the St. Philip A. c.
alleys as manager. starting Jan. /. Sar-
gent also announces that he will be in
charge of the tournament scheduled for
these drives. Dan Abbott will assume
Sargents job as manager Of the Della
ware alleys.
Despite league leading total of 6l4 by
Bill Sargent, the Finneran Grocery team
lost three games to Block Optical during
For the winners Paul Kernel rolled a score
Of sos. Pittman-Rice and Penn Coal also
won three from Quinn Grocery and Hoo
sier Optical as J. j. Blackwell g. Son won
two CRANES from Scott Trucking
FOURTH TRIP UP
Mike Gonzales, veteran catcher,