The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-05

Local bowlers are again reminded that
ne eioslng oate lot entry iov the annual
state tournament, to be PLAYED on the
Prltchett Recreation alleys. is midnight
Saturday. April 5. The pin allowance for
booster teams OF $50 IS very liberal. and
all teams that can meet these require
ments should turn in their entry as some
real prize awards are offered for this class
OF play. Faster teams are lining I'D
have their entry in before the zero hour
as Norman Hamilton has granted all the
time extension possible. and positively Will
close the entries at Saturday midnight
The bank holiday flaged the interest in
this meet among state teams. but with
The change Of dates and renewal Of bust
vance entry from out of town is now very
pleasing to the officials of the event. En-
Tres should be sent 70 Norman Hamilton
at the Pritchett Recreation alleys. Entry
blanks can be obtained at any allev in the
city.
Members of the Rotary League gathered
at the Athenaeum Tuesday night. for their
SeaSon-end banquet. after which they dis
ana Individual winners. In the team event;
the quintet captained by Ted Schlaegel
was the winner. with 50 wins and q &c,
feats. Audrey Dunham'S "Safeorackers'
finished in the runner-up position. four
games behind the leaders. Art Krlck leo
the Individual average list by a wide mar
game. far in advance Of the veteran jim
Randell. who was next with 1888. Sho-
walter. Steger and Clark were next in or
Schlaegel won the S25 award for the high
score in the handicap meet for the PLAYER
with a perfect attendance record by rolling
a total OF $50. Fifteen players in the
league received perfect attendance prizes.
After the business of rewardinC the bows
Tor their efforts was finished. the follow
ing officers we're elected for next seasons
play: President, Birnev D. Spradlng; vice
President. L r.. HolvcroSs. secretary. r.
SSleoeIt, and treasurer. Ted Schlaegel
Atf
presented with travelling case by the
league members in appreciation of a sue
cesstuI season.
During the booster pav Of the Womens
State meet at the Indiana alleys, the ROY
E. Steele No. 3 and Central Allev No.
will roll it of at ia the e indiana az drives
Thursday evening at D. M. according to
Helen Kritsch. secretary of the Womens
State Bowling Association.
A combined average of 375 will be al
lowed in a mixed doubles sweepstakes that
dav and Sunday. Teams with averages
under this mark will be given handicap
Of two-thirds between their average and
Dave Lauer tired of rolling mere 500
totals. joined the 700 legion" during the
drives with a total of 706 on games of
244, 217 and PAS Newt Werner rolled sos;
Morgan GOT, and Sachs, SOB.
The News team with Herb Soldering
leading the way on a total of 631 con-
tinued its speedy pace in the Commercial
League by winning three games from
Safety Boosters. Prest-O-Lite and Hoo
sier Pete also copied three from Crescent
Paper and Phillips Sc as Citizens Gas
won two from Abels-Fnk Auto. Dowdell
was next to Shering with SIT as Under
wood showed on sos
Laxen opened with a 275 game only to
watch his La Perta team lose to the Circle
K boys Deciding to let the other boys do
the work. he then rolled games of 145 and
III, and sure enough his team won these
two His three-game count Of sol was
rood for ton honors