The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-21
BY LEFTY LEE

The outstanding bowlers from
Fl. Harrison and Milt Wimberly,
who has been in charge of the
drives at the army post all season,
staged a special match game at the
Harrison alleys yesterday afternoon.
The contest had been we'll adver-
tiSed among the troopers and a
weu-packed house greeted the stars
when they took the drives.
In the first game Allen Spencer
had the crowd on its feet with a
237 opener that put him out in
front. AT this stage Milt Wimberly
found the range and followed a 1913
opener with a 232, finishing with
four strikes in a row. Wimberly re-
manned in the pocket in the third
game and reached the "bowler'S
dream" for the second time in his
career, twelve more strikes, for a
total of sixteen in a row, giving him
a 800 count. His final two games
showed scores of 238 and 211, a
grand total of 1,179, for an average
of 236 pins a game. The match:
WimberIy 1913, 2S2, 800, 2SS, 2l1-1.179
Quass ....... 1913, 1874, 1913. 205, 222-l,0 o.
9 Teg1on rs Ill iSs. 49,. SSG- SS5
Boots Leuty finally crossed the magic
fbsv ' reris tei their rst 600 total rolling
a total of 702 TO lead III. Uptown League
play at the north side drives last night
Stenm was next TO Boots with mark Of
$50. Kelly had 629. Goodhue. 62S. Holt.
62l ana Bader, 6l8. The Dr. Pepper team
won all three games from Scherer Electric
in team play as Goldsmith Sales. Harper
Brothers Garage snd Coca Cola Won the
odd game from Bader Coffee, Seven Up
and Hoosier Pete.
The Jones-NIaley team clicked during
the Indianapolis League series at the
Pritchett alleys scoring 2,l66 with games
OF lO76. 985 and l25. ed StTeloeck, Arcn
Heiss. Jess Pritchett and Murphy had
counts of CIT, COS. 656 and 637 TO take
care Of Chuck Klein. who dropped far be
low his usual game after opening Win a
300 Gregory and Appel we're the victims
Mounts and Hardin collected $50, 625 and
6l5 for -Lis-McCahlA ana thls team
won ali three from Russell Cafeteria.
The scbIitz team pulled one for the boys
N figure out rolling S,033 without a oOU
total on the team. Yes. that's right two
S-sr "a oye- the roo mark, Bohne scoring az
With > 97S opener. While Blue closed Win
a 25s to total 704. The Schlitz BOYS Won
The rubber from Coca Cola VINO nae
SesssmnbsII scoring 66l. Tees Tavern had
TSon5as Daueherty and Schneider rolling
efT SAC and COS and they won two from
Rose Tire who had .. Jones ana JACOBS
rounting 642 and GA. Silver Edge out
scored the Barbasol team, 2,947 TO 2.926,
but lost the ODD game fs s 10 tns c STrs
Fehr and Schleimer rolled totals OF oSU'
Jack Hunt. the Fall City Beer team. &C
counted for two more games. wren ne
onened with go and closed with 1888 toI
epeotsl Of $50 Selnier Towels were the
losers. The final contest in this loop found
80 .aferan Chris Rasmussen in his Ole
fine form and his CSC on games OF 10,
204 and psf gave the AntleI AIley teaIn ~
Areus and Bruder rolling SIS and 629.
The North Side Business Mems session
a. the Parkway alleys resulted IN triple
win for Sovereign realty over Prospect
Street Gas and an oco game Win Ioi
SiIver'S DehcateSSen. Sale'y boSS'e,S , : a..
neId Florists and Eagle CreeS Nursery
from RITZ Theater. Fire lite ProouetS
zarin0 Sweet shop and DR.. Pepper. Nogel-
sane led this series with CAS- count or
Games OF 1872. 239 and 2l2: B. Kimmel
oiled GA, Hill 6l3. and r. Swlt1er' Gus.
rns ptcardy Candy girls won all three
ees from Smith-HaSSler and Sturm
nr the Ladies League play on the IN
a alleys. Ruff led the winners WIZ
Re Of zo7. Murrey rolled 4S4 Tor me
e-Lits team. but the Kay Je%enS
and Company had Marks, DAILY
60 and McGrath scoring AIS. 454
MM40i 70 take the entire set Iros
pte who had Riddle scoring 80
sreenhouse and Pocahontas Goa
n one OF the best matches o.