The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-08
Abbott Scars to High Pin
Counts on Philip Alleys

provided the railbirds with some wonder
1ul bowling, the Fall City Beer team TAX
Sensational count Of 1924 't to reach aci a
grand total Of 1926 and the lead. During
the first two games this team looked just
Of 884 ahd s s5RF o adg g a s counts n
the boys got hot" Mack pounding out a
son.. 228 each, and Charlie Cray, 200.
Mack left the 10 pin on his first ball Of
this game and then struck out. while
the AT and then finished out with strikes.
Garfield Post of the American Legion
League League, that rolls on the Hotel Antler
tain Square event with 3O72. Indiana
Rim has 1904 to hold down the show spot,
While Sauter'S Tavern rests in fourth, place
with 3,040. Play in this event will be re-
sumed next Saturday and the final squad
will roll Sunday night.
Frank Argus was the reason for the
Indiana Wheel and Rim teams great
showing. during the Fountain Square
count. Ed MacKinnan shooting with the
7o3, but his teammates failed to help
him and the 1894 total secured by them,
is Just outside OF the select class.
The Raab Brothers team of the Auto
motive League tackled the Old Gold ciga-
ret boys on their own alleys, the Delaware,
and when the smoke of battle cleared,
to total 1888 against the Cigaret team S
2,541. Jake Frieie and Rohrman led the
winners with 597 and 582, For the losers
Grady was best with a 545 count Red
was great help to the Raab quintet
with his 412 count.
Plans for the city tournament were
n OF hrT AF Ia
City Bowling ASSOCIATION yesterday after
noon. The tournament will be rolled on
the Central alleys, play starting Satur-
team, event should pass all previous marks.
pete, in this event as often as they are
An illustration of this ruling is: John
Doe rolls on the All-Star team in one
loop and the Not So Hot team in another.
This year he may roll with both teams in
tournament play. In former years. the
star naturally would roll with the fast
team, and permitted to roll only the one
time. The second team of which he was
a member would not enter because they
had lost their best player.
The doubles and singles event in the
city tourney will remain the same, play
ers being permitted to compete but one
time in this play. The class rule again
or over being in Glass A. Glass takes
IN the teams with averages from 825 to
899. while Class will be made up Of
teams below 1924, The same rule will
apply in the doubles and singles events,
the averages being 1870 or over, los to 179
and l64 and under.
In former years the bowlers would be
like the owners of cars. in regards to
getting that entry in on time. This will
be different this year, the entry list
closing at midnight. Saturday Jan. 90
with no exceptions. Norman Hamilton,
secretary, Of the city association says this
court of appeal for the bowler to secure
restraining order. With players rolling
more than one time in the team event.
the officials will have their work cut out
to make schedule that will not con-
f1ict, SO get that entry in early if you
wish to SECURE a choice date, as the
entrants will be given preference &C
This game will carry the bowlers Of to-
day back to the time when father was a
boy. but the young stars of today will
change their mind about how much
better they are over the old timers, when
they learn that this record game" scored
on the Turner alleys. Nos. l and 2, in
north side No. l team. rolling on these
drives in the old Indianapolis loop and
having, Meyer. Pollard, Juday, Brown and
Peacock in their lineup scored e55 each
member Of the team rolling a score of 1911
When the fourth man had left the drives
1t was up to Peacock to secure eight
pins on his final ball to reach the same
hgure and he .deliberatlv missed the head
pin to succeed. Conditions always have
improved in the bowling game. but no
team has ever been able to duplicate this
freak count, of almost thirty wears aoo