The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-23
Cincinnati Team Leads in
Women s Bowling Tourney

position on a count of 2,449.
The standings of the first five
teams are:
Tommy Dolls Five of Cincinnati,
o.. in first place with ISIS; second
place, Windy City Five; third place.
Forsythe and Gale; fourth place
Gold Label Beer of Neehah, Wis,
with 2,427, and fifth, Moelder Coal
Company with 2,418.
In the last squad of the doubles
and singles yesterday, R. Sanders
and A. Bates of Middletown, O.,
rolled into first place with a 1,133
total. r. Sanders had 1T, 165 and
1875 for 528, while her partner, A.
Bates, moved the pins down for 100
214, and 201, for a smashing total
Of sos
Second place went to G. Hatch
and P. Friedel Of Cleveland, with
a total of lib G.. Hatch turned
in games of 179, 181 and 201 for
Sol, while P. Friedel counted ia
214 and 1863 for 557. The doubles
team of S. Parker and B. Ekstrum
of Peoria, Ill, scored 1899 for third
place. S. Parker collected 202, 129
and 1873 for 469. while her partner,
B. Ekstrum fired 225, 1873 ana 212
for $50. The $40 of B. Ekstrum is
the highest individual three game
total rolled in the tournament to
date. Fourth place position is held
by c. Wessendarp and C. Nordman
of Cincinnati, with 1887, while E.
FLAG and G. Burning came through
with 1912 for fifth place.
In the singles event r. Sanders
of Middletown is first with a count
of $50 on games of 225, les and
1856. Second place went to G. Hatch,
who counted for 181, 1914 and 1876 for
ST.. In third place is L. Brown of
Dayton, O., and R. Suchon of Cleve-
land. with $50 apiece, while in fifth
place position is A. Fisgus with 545.
In the all-events, G. Buring of
Cincinnati. is on top with a total OF
1851 for the three events. In her
flye-women set she collected 573; in
doubles, 566, and singles, $50. R
Sanders of Middletown, is in Sec
ond place with 1921. r. Sander
counted Sill in the team event, 526
in doubles, and $50 in singles. Third
place shows G. Hatch with a series
of 1902. In the team event she
had 470, doubles, SOL, and singles,
571.
Today marks the fifth day of this
tournament with doubles an
singles heading the list. Tonight at
$50 teams will again take up the
reins with more Of the outstanding
women keglers taking the drives
Two outstanding teams to roll on
this squad is the Hartman Fruit and
Produce Company Of St. Louis, and
the Ziegler Bear team of Milwaukee
Wis.
A great match game was witnessed BY
the fans that attended the session al
the Pritchett alleys between Falls City
Beer team of Louisville and the Falls City
Seer team OF Indianapolis The Indian
by a margin OF 322 pins. with Indianapo-
lis scoring 3l7l and Louisville 2.S49. In
individual play. Jack Hunt supplied the
on his final try. On the twelfth ball
Huna was high. and left the fouv-six split,
but managed to have a pin kick down
the. sixth pin for this smashing game.
Jack counted with 206 and 235 on his
other two games 10 result in a 740 for
the three-game total RAY Robertson and
Hunt I Lous 3Gse' had o aerf and K (
with SIS snd 6i2 10 top the scoring of
the Falls CITY Beer team of that CITY.
The singles and doubles of the American
Legion National Teleg-aphic Bowling Tour
nament was rolled at the PFitehett alleys
last Saturday The team Of Robertson
and Hunt moved down the NAPLES for a
score Of 3iS, Hunt collected Io3 on
Robertson vas counting clio. The doubles
team OF c. Mack and L. Fahrbach counted
1851. Mack had e43 as Fahrbach showed
6is The other doubles team Of F. Liven-
good and r. Woods scored 800.
In the singles event Hunt again came
to the front when he collected i94. 25S
and 24S for 700 even. G. Mack was
next in line with SOS I. Fahrhach $50. r.
Robertson $50 and r. Woods and F.aAiyen-
good 53s apiece.