The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-03
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

Ed Stevenson, a member of the Up
town Plumbing and Heating team of the
community League. thriyes, on double
schedule at the Uptown drives THURSDAY
night and then followed with the Thanks
giving day postponed set. in the regular
play Stevenson posted this loops sea-
son record for three games by rolling
1874 on games of 247. 278 and 259. and
OF STA in the second series. a grand total
OF 458, an average OF 243 pins per game.
The Plumbing team COPIED all SIX con-
lists won Ave out OF six from Hurt Bros,
Uptown Cafe tour out of six from Fifty
Der Shop and United Dental, split their
ZOO counts during tbs Yin Sspailiins spree
son 70l; Buley.. 625: Hanna. 631, Rice.
628; Kuhns .652; Goodhue. SIS; shaw
Rawev GIG; Sachs. 63l Beisel GAL: Sour
bier 6l2, Rawlev. 682: Parker. SIS: Sachs.
663 Mindach. 63l; Palmer. 6O4; Stemm,
and Hunt. sos. Rumor has it that the
members OF this loon are in favor of
more double headers.
A 600 total stilI has some value in the
Little Flower League that rolls on the
Delaware alleys each week; johnny Moo
nan rolling total Of $50 on games of
$40, 2oS and 1877 to lead this play.
The Citizens Gas league play on the
opener by Whisene ana led him to the
league leadin gtotal of 5s2.
The st. Catherine bowlers we're missing
their spares during Thursday nights play
and as a result the 552 score by Drexer
on games of 1911. 1876 and It's led the
league.
Bowlers with a desire to improve their
game, and new beginners who wish TO
Know what it is ali about before thew
roll in regular competition. should take
ADVANTAGE OF the Jess Pritchett school for
by Jess Pritchett. on private ALLEYS for a
cher rye that does not exceed the regular
bowling charges. Reservations for lessons
can be made bv calling Lin. 0S52
The annual doubles and singles handi-
Gao classic of the Catholic bowling tourna-
meut will be held on the Pritchett Recrea-
ton ALLEYS. Fred Schleimer will again be
in charge Of this. meet and promises some
real prizes for the winners.
Secretary Gray 20, Of the EIks National
bb0wns AsSoGa9n haS rG S5al'e 60 local
Will open on the Pritchett Recreation al
were sorry the entries closed can now
DO an about-fRce and enroll. Out of-town
entries closed midnight March /.
The wiebks girls won two games. from
Price during the American Central Life
Ladies League play.
Don't forget to enter your team for the
1850 scratch handicap tournament that
g T soss on the RSdHSre s ys With With
Of 5000 has been guaranteed the winner
of this event.
Yes boys Frank Argus meant what he
said when he told you L. S. Ayres league
BOWERS would be tough from now on.
his $50 on games Of zoo 2S4 and 205 again
leading BY wide margin.
Printcraft bowlerS were of form during
5 h bens the C on2 hon S2o d Saf KeSs
The reverse was true in the Universal
League. the members OF this loop display
ing good form FOR the first time in many
weeks. Fisher leading with total of 6S6
S on ganf OF R ana 1ls s snd M SunS S9s
Chnon's l7s average was boosted during
the Elk League play on the Hotel Antler
ana 2 Tnfn Rs t Of 0 5al s 2 Si
was next with Goa as chown took the show
spot with COZ.
Jewett opened with a 1877 and then
pounded the pocket for games of 236 and
237 to lead the Automotive League play
total Of go /. jacobs scored sis. Fisher.
ell, and Abraham 607. Newhauer is still
the sparkplug. of the Citizens Motor Car
team. ms kooo Work leaOlng tneSe BOYS TO
a triple win over Shell Gas
Railway won the entire set from
Agents. as Collectors and Field defeated
Postof'ice and Revenue two out Of three
during the Federal League play on the
central alleys. a series Of sag on games Of
$50 l56 and is7 hv Wilson led
Polar Ice and Fuel games resulted IN
a triple win for Ice over Cube and an
odd game victory for Fuel from Refriser-
ators. Schulmeyer took single game honors
when he topped the 200 mark bv nine
pins
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