The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-07
Down the Alleys
BY Lefty Lee.
CITY LEAGUE CRASHES PINS

The members of the City League. rolling
on the Hotel Antler alleys. had the pins
night. and some wonderful totals were
posted. Don johnson almost duplicated
the feat aS Of Johnny Fehr who last week
failed to topple for him and he stopped at
289. His other games were 212 and 236, a
seasons new nigh three-game total of 1877
Johnson was shooting with the Barbasol
team and when Fehr helped with a count
of GA these boys recorded games of 1.039,
City Beer also were getting their share of
the strikes and they defeated the Bar
basol two out of the three, games. when
Ga for a three-sgame mark Of o3,o95,. Fails
City won the first, game. 1.o4O to .O39.
the Jones-Maley VS.. Hotel Antier match
7os 9 WITH county, e ISL 20 snd 256 Ed
two from the Antler boys who had Thomas
rolling COS. The Marott team had four
men. Weisman. Rasmussen. Cobler and
two games from Indiana Wheel and Rim
good work and scored 621. Consistent
trile win over Elks Boosters in the final
match. No 600 totals appeared
Many games Just one strike away from
that coveted 300 are utting in their ap-
pearance. 1t may be your turn to score
the next one so be sure and take out
that insurance against disapointment by
joining the City Bowling Association.
All of the rail birds and bowlers of the
Washington League were watching, the
veteran John Blue, as his work had far
overshadowed ANYTHING on local alleys for
night however, and stopped at 599. All
games in this league were decided two to
one. Hoosier Optical. Berghoffe Beer, Coco
surance. Newman Candy, Schlitz and Fall
City Beer. Totals over the 500 mark
we're BLACK. SO Meyer, sos Bright; soa;
$685. and Werner, $50
Bill Sargent rolled total of s2e to
over the ]. J. Blackwell squad during, the
Of C. play on the Delaware SdaiIad AL alleys Is
ing winning from Block Optical and Pitt
man Rice Coal. DR.. Click was next to
Sargent with score of 615.
Bob Darnaby, keeps pounding out those
league leadership in. the Avalon loop.
heid Friday Sut hight when he SHOT 25s to
total SAB. Cray was next with 614. Team
play resulted in a triple win for the
victory for puts. csddies and Divots
from Greens. Irons and Drivers.
A 633 by Hardin was high in the post
office league play at Pritchett's. Finance
and City Case won two games from Ill
inois. Street Station and Sub Carriers. as
Three Trippers. won three from Four Trip
pers.
Race Johns put in bid for fur coat
game game S during n0 the BLOCK Optical Ladies
League play Her three-game total was
591 which was also best for the three
game route Other good counts we're
Harlan sTa 5I1; Burnett. 52s McAniy. sos;
Burning, SOB; Alexander. 51S, and Thomas
SIS with a beautiful 241 game. Team re-
Bowes Seal Fast. Fox Jail House and
Jack Carr from McGaw Insurance, Maus-
ner Beer and Coca Cola and a two
and Marott Shoe store from nif
Specials, Kingsbury Beer and Boards
Brake Lining.
The Boys were not surprised when they
found Shoemaker on top in the Optical
League with a total of $50. as this seems
to be one of his habits. Game play re-
Rne n two out Of three y s5d sa n
teams defeating Fox, Optomitrists and
Softlite Lenses.
came in from the Construction loop, and
shows Tarrant on top with mark OF 1871.
An cd feature in this loop is the scoring
each having 544 for three games. and the
McVey Brothers. " and c.. each scoring
2 03l pins in twelve games. Mas pulled
up closer to where he belongs when he
led the league Friday night with series
of sl8
The St Joan Of Arc American League
play resulted in a clean sweep for General
Tire from Duffy Malt and an odd game
win for Pitt-man-Rice. Kelly Builders. Far
reli Granite and State Auto from Barrett
Coal Missouri-Pacific Mausner and DaYey
Optomitrists. These games were rolled on
the Uptown alleys.