The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-18

Indianapolis Apron Supply team when he
closed with a 259 to total STA Prima
Beverage took the first two, Jack Hunt
of $685.
Bennies BARRIERS were completely off
me enei i, game and lost, the entire set to
peared during this session.
DIFFERING Litzelman Coal had Wuensch.
Mounts and Abbott counting CPS, GA and
win over the 3ast city Candy team cam Ed Bo6
Wuensch gets big kick out of the game
when ne can top the bowling twins
Despite Blues league leading total OF
6S5; Deals 623 and Goldsmiths GIG. the
Coca Cola team of the Washington League
Kelley's $40 total and Bennett's 637
featuring for the winners India Tire.
, Wheeler Lunch and Hoosier optical also
won wod, Two from Indiana Carburetor and
Brake Service, Lilley Luggage and Newman
Candy, as Giesen Product took all three
from King Indiana Billiards. other 600
I Bo6ne we 6 GaSkerb 60 Hickman GA
hoeSter, 6S4; Hanna, 677 and Cross, 625.
Boerger was the star during the Build
ers League play at Pritchett'S, rolling 64l
with games of 205, 213, and 223. Tarrant
had the high single game of DAT to total
$50. Fancher rolled 615 and Holmes, 6O4.
The enforced rest of Bill sargant seemed
to be Just the tonic needed. He led the
=: OF 7. League play on the Delaware al
ey rS MS afi 1rst time cut since his recent in
253 and 1914. Scott, Trucking had j. Muir
ply rolling Gil and A. Mccain. sos and
Quinn Grocery team. Mike OGrady had
the same experience. rolling 637 for Penn
Coal only to lose the rubber to Blackwell
and Son. when ,Vanier shot a 6l3. Pitt
man-Rice Coal had O'Connell rolling 636
and they easily took three games from
F FaiIad +Groeery as Hoosier Optical
Optical.
Each year when railbirds start nodding
Fulton is not the bowler he used to be.
Fulton breaks loose with a string of big
scores that place him well up in. the in
The Avalon League rolled its series at
PIritchett,s. Fulton went over thu. 700 mark
a 7 E%si vi 1Sg Po 29 s sHd % 25 Ss
Darnaby, Gil, and Kreis. COL. Darnaby is
another ancient who keeps getting the
wood year in and year out. his record
back as 1903. VIVA ''''' GO -"1
Baronials as Commercials took the odd
games from Coins during the Central States
Envelope League play. Mccoy scored a 223
for HIP single game count.
Ar. even 600 count by Rowe with games
OF 211. 1914 and 1875 featured the Insurance
League contests. Behnke corralled the
single game honors when he rolled a 225.
Power and Light games were all decided
two to one. Fourth Floor. Mill Street and
Third Floor defeating Morris Street. Fifth
Floor and Harding Street Branson
Thomas and Dankert fought it out for in
dlvidual honors. Branson rolling 602:
Thomas. 500. and Dankert. SOL.
Race Johns rolled one Of the best series
of the season among the women players
when she led the Bowes Seal Fast team to
triple win over Kribs with a total of
$50 that showed a 254 finish. Others to
roll well were. Burnett. 584: Burning. 564
and Dawson. $50.
Feist and Sweeney we're the pin spillers
during the St. Joan of Arc series on the
Uptown drives. the former scoring $50
with games of 2o4. 200. and 232 as
Sweeney counted 6ls with games Of 1874,
219 and 215.
Among other stars to watch as the city
tourney play was resumed on the Up
town alleys today. is John Blue. who
found these drives for an even 700 count
during his team event. Blue will perform
tonight at o'clock.