The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-22
BY BERNARD HARMON

1,006 in the st. Philip No. /, and
Log Tavern, 1000 in the Universal.
Webb Wallace. the popular manager of
the Indiana alleys has neen a busy man
been combing the industrial firms through
out the city IN an effort to organize
leagues among their employees and has
been well rewarded for his efforts. Four
new organizations Will take the alleys
IN their initial whirlS during the week
Tonight the International Harvester with
six teams and National Biscuit Company
with four teams, will start the long cam
paign. while Bond Bread with six oman
night. On Saturday afternoon Wallace
VIII be busy getting the new U. S. Core
gated Fibre Box League OF eight teams
these league Wallace probably can be
ranked as leading organizer of industrial
leagues throughout the city and he is to
De commended for introducing the game
TO score of beginners.
Harry Koehler. Parkway Recreation
manager. announces the starting time for
the Woman Golfers League initial series
Of the. season viii be at $3.50 a. m. next
Thursday. Koehler must be genius to be
able 10 get league OF women at his
plant al $50 in the morning. but Harry
IS an organizer and can sell bowling to
any one.
The last OF the leagues using the Pritch-
ett RECREATION alleys Will get under way
starts Wednesday night and the American
Can Company Friday, this popular bowl
ing establishment Will be filed to capa-
city. as far as league bowling is con-
cerned. The Jess Pritchett Sr.-Jsck Hunt
combination has been busy since the
close Of last season and are now able to
hang out the SRO sign for the season.
BOWLINGRAMS-Dan Logans trouble
al present seems TO be ''poodles" Hold
eapers in the Evangelical League
Fred kinnan Skldded when he hit that
i2a Get 8 pair OF chains Freddie
Wei. It's too late for sun Flowers. any
way Neal King has again popped
showed the boys how TO really go down
hill. 245. l6l and 1855. What II he, would
nave had three more to so? oh, my.
good start DIX had no right to
total less than a thousand, II they wanted
to win. says Johnnie Murphy. That
Brought Adam Lang OUT Hu' "A And q now low
Clarence Mack has buggy whip after
he boys; He must have cracked it
ler-Fuzzy Blair weekly session has been
resumed. Captain Hiatt visited the
Fountain mounted on crutches. but prom
iseS 10 be back IN the lineup soon.
Carl Granneman IS IN the midst OF a
600 streak. Neal Mcintyre has hung
up The woods and irons 10 take his
weekly turn with the Dr.. Chambers team
ST. Philip alleys were rather quiet
over the weekend Bill Sargent. Oscar
Michaelis and Johnnie Kistner, accom-
panied by their wives. we're touring the
northern part OF the state Spent Fri
day night al Lake Manitou ana then took
in the Notre Dame game Saturday.
sore thumb SAYS Dan Abbott. when
sSked why he didn't lead the Court House
League. No. 1t wasn't a riot at
PrItchetts. only the G. & J. initial Ses-
sion with the lungs OF Becker Sehoettle
ana Clark in working order The
as split was made BY Clark in the Indi-
annapolis League. That's something.
The Bade-Strum feud SUI takes place
twice week. in the Evangelical and
Bankers sessions. couple of youth
tul old-iimerS IN the Court House League
JIM Reilly and Leo White. That
Noroholt-Bohne in the Delaware Doubles
IS q tough combination. Yes, Jack
HUNT is still bowling. John Noonan
IS steadily climbing In the St Philip
League. Rocky Eockhill saws the
Robins will not 20 south this winter
theyN stick with the Birdie League
Harold R4schsupt has been doing a few
tricks with his ball II is rumored
that the Merthiolates in the Eli Lillv
Ladies League has q member who throws
the ball either way-forWar6 or backward
With Arch EeiSS and Joe Fulton 60
Ing good 7 hits EN- Hardin is coaSting
along Bring the ABC to Indianap-
oils IN 1885.