The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-25

try fee as IS per team, plus the
regular bowling charge. The handi-
cap will be two-thirdS the difference
between the actual average and 200.
All entry fees will go into the prize
fund, the winning team to take 40
per cent of the money received.
Each member of the winning team
will be presented with a gold medal.
these special prizes being posted by
the Indiana Alleys, through the
courtesy of William Beam. owner
of the alleys. Many merchandise
prizes will also be awarded as in
dividual prizes, and inasmuch as all
prize winning totals will be based
on scores including handicapS, ev-
cry bowler in the tourney will have
an equal chance to share in the
awards.
Mr.. Wallace has mailed invitations
to all luncheon and private clubs.
out in the event that any have
been missed. he requests that they
get in touch with him at once at
the Indiana Alleys.
Frank Eueber. for many wears one of
me clty's most popular bowlers and now
manager of the Sexton Recreation Alleys
IN Shelbyville. still is cracking the NAPLES
yilleS tastes; circuit. the CITY League.
Hueoer leads the Individual averages With
100 and has posted the high three-game
ano nigh single game totals CT the sea-
son. The two latter records came from
scores OF 6S4 and 2s9.
Hueber. who is in the city for the Christ
mas season. has extended an invitation
10 all local bOwlers 10 pay him a visit
at the Shelbyville plant at any time
BY several OF the Shelby teams. and
assumes his indianapolis friends and eniov-
aole tine when tHey visit him at his new
quarters.
Dan Abbott manager Of the Delaware
Recreation and winner of last wears local
Of the best seasons of his ten-pin career
ABBOTT has complied an average of 210
IN the St. Philip, No. ! league. this av-
the present season among the hundreds
Of local kegelers; Rolling in four leagues.
Several new leagues have Been been organ
genial Dan usually acts as instructor for
appearances OF the scores in his new c. d
Kenny League his pupils are moving along
Indianapolis wishes well 70 him for his
part IN promoting the game.
IN looking over Santa Claus's shoulder
We found several requests from the In
oianapohS bowlerS and hope that the jolly
CID ST. Nick didn't forget any of the
bows. oscar BehrenS wanted his old ball
back again. and We hope he got it.
Freddie Weber requested a new pair OF
h rs 5' hook again Pus leOPsff T Boasa
asked for some better competition in match
sameS. HooSier PeteS Kaufman
wrote. GIVE me 600" The Edwin
RAY team wanted CAP Hiatt back again.
Nan Schott saws he could use some
kinc OF cure for that one bad game.
Harry Ochiltree wants, another 200 series.
satisfied. now that he leads the league
Dept asked for another Corsaro.
The First Reformed Church FASTENERS said
thev vould use a couple more CravS.
on his ball. 50 that he can top PritChett.
Herman Deupree wrote that ne could
use a little more work. Les Koelling
SAYS. santa lust bring me that one pin
that Tn needing so often" Another
pair Of 500 twins requested Dill Sargent.
Curt Wray Is satisfied. he has re-
gained his Central States crown.
jess 2ritchett. with one stocking full OF
600's. = nov ready for the other one TO
be ALLIED. Frank Staub wrote. Bring
Bach O'Gara 70 me" And BOWERS
throughout the state want the 1886 A.
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