The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-19
BY BERNARD HARMON

Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first annual "Bowlers
Roundup" a stag dinner to be held
by local bowlers at the Hotel SEVERN
Roof Garden on Saturday night,
Dec. l.
A. E. JankoWski and Elmer Baum
garten, the president, and secretary
Of the American Bowling. congress,
will be present at this dinner as
well as all the high moguls" Of the
local pin fraternity. Motion pic
lures, many of them in color, will be
shown as one of the features of the
Roundup. The pictures have been
prepared by Mr.. Baumgarten. and
show in slow motion many of the
finer points of the ten-pin game.
Many shots Of local stars also have
been taken and will be shown in
connection with Baumgarten's
films.
Neil c. King of indianapolis, sixth
ce-president of othe American
Bowling Congress, is chairman of
the local committee on arrange
ments, made up of Harry Wheeler,
Harry Pearce, John Fehr, Clarence
Mack, Lester Koeling and Norman
Hamilton. The price of admission
to the affair has been set at $1.25,
and tickets are now available at any
of the ten local bowling establish
mentS.
The local printing crafts organiza-
ton also has been busy group for
the last two weeks, making arrange
ments for the benefit dance to be
held at the Moose nall on this
Wednesday night. The proceeds Of
the entertainment will be used to
send several local teams to the an
nual Printing Crafts Tri-State
Tournament at Louisville next
February. The committee handling
this affair is made up of Lou Fahr-
bach, George Vale, Grover Williams,
Paul McDuff, Alex Kriner, John
Meehan, Otto Yarmouth. Charles
Bohm and Fred Schleimer.
The local Falls City Hi-Bru team
was in a winning mood yesterday
afternoon, and gave the City Recre-
alton Five Of Muncie severe drub-
bling. Bowling on the Pritchett
alleys. the Falls City team connect
ed for games Of 1927, 1925 and 1,006,
to total 3,O58. The visiting quintet
got away to a good start, slamming
out 1887 in the opener, but dro0ped
to 925 and $50. to finish up with
1922, 1876 pins behind the local out
fit. Jack Hunt used a 244 game in
his leading 667 series, Doc" Quill
found the range and posted 626,
while Bud Argus was over with a
COG
Sutton showed best for the visi-
tors with a GOT three game total.
The locals were also victorius in the
first half of this six-game affair at
MLncie the previous week.
The Pittman-Rice Coal of the St. Philip
No. 2 League again finished ahead of
the Casady Fuel Co. of the st Philip No.
double affair the first being held last week.
Harold Barrett; with ,565 featured for
the winners who showed a total Of 2;842
while the Casaday team, with a count OF
2,6e6 had Gastineau with a $50 as its
leading individual.
Local bowlers located the pocket during
the five nights of league bowling last week.
Two seasons records we're posted when
the Cooks Go!dblumes BOUNCED e5i. out a
creation League on Friday night. = This
present season among the eighty odd
leagues using the local drives in their
nightly pastiming. A 1929 game. which
came during the Goldbume series also
set q new seasons high single game
5000 mark, all coming from The St
Philip No. league in one OF the greatest
scoring sessions in the history OF those
T 41ie W. NIGHTS 1it Wooden Shoe Beer had
1904 the Mic-Lis-McCahfn pounded
out 3o27. and Hoosier Petes, had 3,0l4
twenty-five games better than 1000
we're produced. with the afore mentioned
Cooks 1923 being the high spot The
G9 99s pssse sS,s me 1eoO ssr ssk VIZ" aek
Place. OF the South Side Recreation
League sprung q surprise on some Of the
veteran organizs tons, with a ! 090 game
on Fridav night. These youngsters are
bowling together for the first time IN a
league which IS IN its hrst year. and
he future MicLis McCahill had a / 075
in the St Philip No. l. while Wooden
shoe Beer Of the same league came Up
with three Dig games. 1855. l.ols and
Others over the 900 mark during the
week were: Underwood Transfer i025.
Capitol Ice O07. BeTghof Beers. I0l3.
in the Washington Falls City Hi-Bru.
o42 and Marmon- Harrington. i.025 in
the Indianapolis: Cassidy Fuel. l.0ol. 1913.
and Falls CITY H Bru. 1881, in the 81.
Pete IN n
town. Coca Cola 004 in the Universal
and H C. Ent, Materials. 1907. in the
Construction.
Another ZOO individual total vas
chalked up when Phi 5lsesl plasseTed