The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-09


with a 242 game. Eighty-two en-
tries rolled in this sweepstakes.
Next Sunday night at the
Pritchett alleys mixed doubles
tournament will take place. This
sweepstakes will be based on $50,
with combined averages being used.
Entry fee will be SIPS a person, in
Guiding bowling. Bowl as often as
you desire, so long as you change
partners. For further information
get in touch with Race Johns, or
the Pritchett alleys.
The Illinois alleys will conduct
its second 1850 scratch five-man
tournament on Saturday and Sun
day, April IA and Is. This affair
is based on tWo-thirds the diff
ference your team average and
1850. Combined averages will be
used. Entry fee will be S., and this
does not include bowling. For
further details get in touch with
Clarence Meyers, tournament man
ager, or the Illinois bowling alleys.
only two 700 totals could be found with
Frank Liebtag with a TIA in the Indian
apoIiS League, and 1888 by Evan Haley.
Philly star who posted this score in
the Washington League at the Illinois al
leys before continuing on his way to the
A. B. G. tournament. He stopped here
hoff Beer team; John Bentley and Jess
PrItchett missed the 700 mark by eight
ODtimist League with the same score both
at the Pritchett alleys. Johnny Fehr posted
a 696 at the Pritchett alleys in the Print
craft League.
Barbasolls led the team scoring of the
EeeF VIII" and $S IA the wa nex rs
l,nsg With S4i in the same loop High
Bentley crossed over on the left side of
the head pin and left the one-three-nine.
This huge score was produced in the
The women's international tournament
VIII get under way at the Pritchett al
Nav 8 The number Of teams, in this
tourney has not been announced. MANY
of the countrys leading boWlers will ap
pear here for this event. and the rail-
birds should witness some real shooting.
we'll over the 200 average mark found
that he could not knock down any pins
in the A. B. c. tournament and returned
the firm where he is employed thought
that this scoring might be due to an OLD
neW b Da last tns sanTds1 mornng "ia
sponge ball" Now if things don't go
right he is likely to throw in the sponge
most any time.
Emil schoch concluded the Printcraft
League with, score of 667 for his last
ready to start the season after it is all
the A. B. c. at Peoria over the weekend
and the Oeftering-Lit Coal Com
pany squad vas high among the tiyes
team sG9Fs sSsr EDGE
Beer 2,784; Mic-Lis-McCahill company.
2,719; sauter's Tavern, 2.6o7; Fall City
Wheel and Rim. 1858, Mic-Lis McC2hill,
1881; Hoosier Coffee. 2579. Russell cafe
terra. 2.526; Marott Shoes, 2.641: Fox's Jan
In the doubles at Poor Peoria F; Mounts
VAS VAS bah 0 for In S in singles With
66l. 2. Mounts scored 63l; F. Schleimer.
623; r. Haslup 613; c. Hardin, 6l3; D.
gents scores ore ' We're 1ss 3s5 G and 2s5 In
the doubles F. Mounts rolled 1853. 162 and
2l0. and D. Abbott rolled 176. 230 and 250
Mounts and Abbott were the only In
dianapolis doubles team to get over the
200 mark. With the exception Of the
singles scores listed above, all other In
dianapolis men competing in the singles
over the weekend were below 500.
In the knights of Columbus national
tournament at Milwaukee J. Makowski OF
Chicago rolled go yesterday 70 take the
lead in singles. The De Soto No. l team of
Chicago posted 2.9i6 to capture the lead in
the team competition. The A. Herr squad
of Terre Haute rilled 2042.
The Elks national tourney at Cleveland
is in its last week OF competition. TWO new
squads squeezed into the first ten Of the
team standing yesterday. Elks No. l of
Terre Haute shooting 2.621. and Lodge 80
of Upper Sandusky. o.. rolling 2643. Ohio
nowlers lead in all departments OF play.
The Waldorf Golden Block team Of Cieve-
land is on top with 3209. c. Lausche and
r Rice of Cleveland lead in doubles with
1881, and G. Katezenberg Of Greenville. O.,
Of Cleveland is leading the al-events with
2.004. The 1885 Elks tourney has been
awarded to Cicero. III. Harry P. Gottrou
of Fremont. o.. was elected president Of
the Elks' Bowling Association of America
for the new year, and John j. Gay of Mil
waukee was elected secretary for
three-yeay term.