The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-24
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

Members OF the Elks Bowling League are
busy these days tuning Up for the klks
national tournament that IS scheduleo 70
open on the Pritchett Recreation at.eyS
March 49, All other Elks who do not bowl
are also tossing 10 a few games for pfac-
tice. as they realize that they must also
do their bit 10 put the meet over By AlAng
up the booster teams The Committee OF
100 has progressed IN its WOrk IN me style
and in addition 70 enrolling a aoek OF
teams TO bowl have secured merchandise
and other good fellowship awards galore
During Thursday nights rol-oh 81 TINS
league, Bill Burnett COPIED the three game
honors with q total % 66l on games OF
206. 2i0 and 236. Al MiilinRtou closed with
a great 267 for single game hign. hiS
three game mark was $50 HAYES hdn
627 Weisman. sol and Meeker 500. La
Fendrich and White Furniture won three
games from Pritcheit No and Mobilgasi
as Bailey Insurance and Heidenrelch Floral
connected for two from Indiana Wheel ana
Rim and Pritohett No. J..
Two TO one vas the verdict during some
munity League on the Uptown alleys.
Pep-O-Malt Uptown Cafe and Uptown Bar
Der Shop defeating United Dental. Dr.;
Heating COMPANY Kelley opened with
$50 game to total 6l3 and Lead the ned.
Henderson rolled 63a. Buleg. e45. jung
sl4 Rice. 635. Stcmm. 6l9: Stevenson, 623:
Lauer. $50 and Cooper GAG.
Hashman's Meat Market had It easy
with the Emerson Theater team and won
all three games during the Little Flower
League play at the Delaware alleys All
other contests were close. Laymon Tea
Room, LinTood Service Station and
Smittie's Barber Shop defeating Norman
Coal Gard y Rosenharger and Victor
Pharmacy. Bill SSa2dgent, was back. and
rolled total Of $40 with games Of 222
2lO and 2l7 to leal the field.
Don't forget the 1850 scratch team
sweepstakes at the Delaware alleys A SIS
entry fee will put your team tn line to
win $500 purse guaranteed the winner.
a 800 doubles viii feature at Pritchetts
Saturday and Sunday. No handicap win
be given any combination the rules of
this play being that no pair can enter
who has a combined average OF over 800.
Entry fee for this event Will be 50 so
per team, bowling included Players can
choose second or third floor alleys three
games across six alleys being the rule
on either floor
The Bankers League games at Pritchett's
resulted in real race for individual
honors between Hardy. Tumey and Babe,
these BOYS finishing in the order named
with totals Of $50. GIG and 625 Sheafer
rolied 235 Tor high single game honors.
- Is my face red and did he get mad?
MOI many days ago we were panning Bud
Argus for letting the boys in the L. S.
%
Argus rolled games Of 237 2io and 2i2 to
total $50 and lead the field BY a wide
margin. Wednesday night he led the In
dianapolis League with TOT, which proves
his slip earlier was merely a slump.
Printcraft League bowlers were still in
form after there trip to Cleveland and
a flock OF 500 totals appeared, Gus Krebs
leading the field with a score Of 646 Fehr
rolled GIT; Espey, Gil; Colvin, GIL: Greav-
er, $40, and Bulach 6l0. with the high
game OF 247. Espeys Gil was as con-
sistent as it Is possible to be- his sheet
showing counts Of 203. 204 and 2O4.
Brunot had his wide sweeping hook do
ing tricks during the Universal League
session, finding the pocket for games of
206, PAS and 222 a total of 673 to lead
the field. Fouts was having a bad night
until his final game. when he found the
pocket for a 260 count to total COL Dr..
Click rolled 6l7 Woodland, 610; Bisesi,
ISL Hansen, $50; Wall, sos. and Berry,
632.