The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-13
PIN GOSSIP
BY LEFTY LEE

JESS BREAKS LOOSE AGAIN
Two new ail-time Indianapolis Bowling
Jess Pritchett left the Uptown alleys about
p m. Saturday, the master pin spiller
rolling 758 in his CITY tourney singles event
to bring his nlne-game total to 2082
To produce this wonderful total Pritchett
had 642 in the team event, 682 in the
doubles and the record breaking. 758 Gin
feat. city tourney rules require boWlers to
change alleys after each game rolled.
Pritchetts final two games were 278 and
267, the, big fellow striking with the regu-
caliy, w '' w " ''''' '''N'''' "
= Don Johnson was again the, victim, of
PUtchett and his notwithstanding plav
the youngster smashing the ALT singles
to watch jess pass him a few minutes
later. Johnson's nne-game total was 2032
eclipse to take third place in the asinaies
S9soring 20 with games Of 24S 2oS and
Mathews, 676, Mack. $40 Schleimer. 651
Behrens. CAB. and stemm, 500
The bowling twins. Mounts and ABBOTT,
rolled into the lead in the CITY tourney
1893 1875 Mounts producing 675 and Abbot
653 In this class Of play. the work OF the
Johnson Johnson taxing AKIN second place with score
Of 800. O'Grady and Carmin rolling 1905
fGT third 9aI or s4S 6aae IN fbe ta n59
ines the team Of Ward and Behrens slip,
ping into fourth place with count of
s od f ady c during their es y e
Ward looking at two ten pins and Behrens
tour seven pins on niS mat appeareq TO
in the books.
Frank Hueber was in form all the way,
rolling total OF 1887 for his nine games.
Clarence Mack the Fall CITY Lager star.
also produced, his nine-game total being
l $50. Mack and GRAY also ha5 chance
il the doubles f lies With @ r Gf 879 t5
anal contest pulled them down to 1921.
PLAY in the doubles and singles events
will be resumed next Saturday and the
meet will close Monday night From a
scoring standpoint this met is the great
pearing in three of the four events to date,
the only mark standing belong the Schoen
Bros. 1858 in the doubles.
Todd. member of the Lafayette "A"
team. went on scoring rampage rolling
744 on games of 264 225 and 255 to put
Inc LAFAYETTE team over for a win against
the Indianapolis KiwaniS "A team. during
the LAFAYETTE vs.. Indianapolis Kiwanls
match at Lafayette. The local B and
teams gave Indianapolis the edge, two to
one. however. by taking their sets. The
second half OF this match will be rolled in
\ Indianapolis IN the near future.
John Blue won the frSt leg of the 210-
scratch singles event at the Central alleys
over the weekend. rolling games Of 217
24S 1872 and 224. for a total of 9l6 from
scratch other prize winning counts we're:
MacKinnon $50; Quill, $50, Abbott. $50.
Murphy. SAC: Michaels. S37. and Dittrich.
S37. SiXty-eight players rolled IN this
event.
Don Johnson again set the pace during
the Capitol City Travelling League play at
Pritchetts. rolling games OF PIP; 22S 27S
and pa total OF s2s Wheeler Lunch
topped the team play defeating BarbaSol
six pins 1889 to 1888 Walt Hickman
and Blue producing counts of $50 and
Sal for Wheeler Third place went to the
Uptown Five with a total Of se42. Other
City Lager. S,ss4;, J. P. Johnson. $3.50; IN
keepers Friend. s9S othesT. 500 totals
s22: Hunt, $40: Heiss, s14; Fulton, sos,
and Pritchett. 500.
Stages rolling with the Coca Cola team
OF Anderson IN the Pritchett Recreation
l $50 scratch team sweepstakes. put him
self in line for m American Bowling Con-
greSs gold medal by rolling a perfect 500
game on alleys Is and IS His tenth strike
crossed the head pin for a Brooklyn. - but
number 4 and - were in the Old Is so
deep that Il was imposS. ole for a tap 70
appear. StagSS teammates with the eX-
ception OF Sanucls were of form and
they only rolled a grand total of 800