The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-26
Q Down the Alleys

many high counts both for singles games
and three games, were. posted. Barbasols
Starred in the the indianapolis League with
t ttGsi Of s22si gnu jones Jones -Maley and Nice
coun9ed 54o a and Ss For s' Single game
s g. S Body and Fender had their balls
Pounaddiing s the pocket for 1'11s with Mic
The women again came forth with some
real scores. Laura Alexander had one
son last week in the Indiana Ladies
League at the Indiana alleys. She fired
234 2os and 1876 for 6ss; Helen Helen " We,se
Rose Tire Ladies Social League pounded
out sos on scores of 1874 1913 and ga
With this kind of scoring: a champio9d
in the coming national tournament.
Race Johns announces her annual
at the Pritchett alleys on April 7-8. This
will be the fourth tournament OF this
kind and record entry is expected Those
requested to get in touch with Mrs.
Johns or the Pritchett alleys.
Match game action took the city play
yesterday with some real bowling being
produced The Fall City Beer team of the
Indianapolis League went down in defeat
AT FJs dlleIuOOu ON d
score of 3,OO9 to a 2,S46 Quass of FIT:
Harrison spilled the naples for a real
count, He had 27s,224 and 23S for TAI for
the. Fl Harrison team Ray Robertson was
best for Fall City Beer with 5S3.
Saturday night two teams went down
to Shelbyville to roll match series The
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Marley and j. Murphy. opposed the
shelbyville fye. The Jail House team
1881 wager and Laudick were best for
the winners with Gil and 618. while
Murphy was high for the Indianapolis
team with $50.
The girls tried their hand at match
game play at Shelbyville and emerged the
victors. The womens team of this city
R 4d and 4 Johns su TReir oppone s5
mems team found the Indianapolis girls
sort of tough and the former beat the
best of this city with $50, as Curry led
Shelbyville with SIS.
The Jail House team wished to avenge
tries at shelbyville and Shot a return
match at ST. Philips alleys Yesterday
; afternoon From the looks of the fol;
Bird five is a bunch of good home alley
bowlers. These boys produced one of the
highest totals to be shot this year. The
1927, to a 909 $780, 933 for 2.0l9 for
Shelbyville. Tom Casserly had huge totals
of 240. 226 and 258 to lead the scoring
at 724. Paul Striebeck had 662 John
Kiesel $50; John Murphy. 637 and
Charles Marley. 624. Booher and Keith
was high for Shelbyville with 623 and
sos.
After this wonderful scoring the Foxs
Jail House team would like to take on
a few teams of this city and the first one
on the list is Barbasols, including Jess
Pritchett Sr. in their lineup One fea-
ture of this series is that thirteen 200
scores we're shot out OF the possible If
teen In the 1925 game Striebeck had
245, Casserly, 25s; Kiesel. 221: Markiey,
247. and Murphy 254.
The master match game bowler. Joe
Falcaro of New York. VIII supply the big
ten pin feature in Indianapolis this week
when he performs at the Delaware and
Indiana alleys. The schedule calls for
him to roll at the Delaware alleys Thurs
day beginning al $50. against Don John
son, Ed Striebeck and Dan Abbott. and
on Friday night on the Indiana alleys. at
the same hour he will oppose Walt Heck
man. Les Koelling and Leo Ahearn Fall
caro- holds many records. In a thirty
game series he averaged 255. and in a
hve-game set he averaged 275 In this
series he rolled 247 27s. 279 and 2es.