The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-31

The first sweepstakes of the sea-
son has arrived with the announce
ment from the Hotel Antlers alleys
of a women'S handicap singles event.
Scratch will be 100 and all entrants
will receive tWo-thirds of the diff
ference between their average and
this figure The entry fee will be
SIPS. which includes all charges.
Reservations can be made by calling
Lincoln 1886. or Lincoln 1851.
This is national tourney year"
for Indianapolis women bowlerS, and
as events of this kind provide the
practice needed. large entry can
be expected to compete.
For the men a 200-scratch singles
will be held on the Central alleys.
The rules of this shoot also provide
a two-third handicap allowance,
and the meet is being sponsored by
the Alley Owners Association as one
of a series of events TO boost bowl
ing. The entry fee is SIPS, which
includes all charges.
The alley owners 1000 scratch five-man
event will open next weekend without
fail at the Illinois and St. Philip A. G;
drives. Although the entries did not NIL
the expectations OF the sponsors OF TINS
event. 1t was decided to hold the meet as
MANNED and If necessary the alley own
ers Will add to the $500 they donated to
insure real prize fund for the teams
for this play will be drawn up as soon
as possible. after the entries close at
midnight Thursday
The Osfterine-Iitzelman Coal VS. Coca
Cola series of the South Side Business
Mems League was the feature attraction
winning the last two after dropping the
first game by a margin OF twenty-three
pins Nan Schott Of the losers pounded
out three-game total OF SIS but a o24
and 62l by Wilmoth and Wuensch put
the coal team across, Stanlnut JeNelry
also won two from Koch FurnltuT re-, as
owl Cigar.
poAtln MHn and '0H ed H the opmst
with a score of sos. as Jess Pritchett
slumped 10 $50 Ostermeyer. Musseman
600 mark scoring 2i2 2o7 and EOS in
the order named Clarence Irish locked
bad during this set. as he needed an
even 200 game TO total 4Ss
The Indiana polls Star play also failed
to provide any feature counts, the sos
by Hickman leaoing the way Lutz was
next with s6e. as Fancher showed on $50
Held started slow with 17s during
the Reformed Church League series at
the Pritchett alleys but he came back
with counts OF 2S7 and 22l to toss in the
best total Of the night. 6S7 Jacobs
had 5s6. Nordhohit 592. and Cray $50.
The Cubs set the Yanks down three
times during the Evangelical League play
al the same alleys as the Reds, Cards
Indians and Browns took the rubber from
the Pirates. Giants. Dodgers and Sena-
tors The first three places were over the
500 mark. W Behrens rolling SIS. Paul
Striebeck. 62S. and Bollinger. SOC.
All OF the best scoring in the st. Joan
Of Arc League was produced during the
Eaton vs.. Freds Sandwich Shop match
Mathews rolling 500 jenkins. 5s7. and
Father Herold SIT. The Eatons won all
three games from their opponents. Cen
tral Buick Agency also connected Cor 8
tripie win over HooSier Brick and Coal as
Berchon, J J. Blackwell & Son and j. J.
Speaks defeated Scott Trucking Chas.
DENLY and Mausner TWO out of three.
Two 70 one vas the verdict during the
Fraternai League series at the Illinois,
ing Moose and Crown. W. Hickman and
Kehi fought Il out Tor top honors Heck
man winning 63s 10 SIS.
Results in the big sixteen team Della
ware League Al these alleys showed triple
wins for FlreStone Tires and Steele Shoe
Shop from Coca Cola and Moynahan Con-
xtruction. and an odd game victory for