The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-27
BY PAUL STRIEBECK

Milwaukee again came to the
front in the Women's international
Rowling Congress yesterday with
members of the Kornltz Pure OHI
team holding the spotlight with the
lead in the doubles and aI-eVents.
The doubles team of Mrs. Peggy
Fhllze and Mrs. Florence Kosta
smiled the naples at the Pritchett
Recreation alleys for a count OF
1158 with the former counting Ola,
and the latter 544.
Second place also Is held by
Milwaukee doubles pair, Mrs. Emma
Dobrient and Mrs. Emma Ryan,
Who scored 1.143. The latter pounded
ont a 623 in this event. She also
came through with a COL IN her
singles rolling to Q tie Tor tnlro
place. With 1924 in the two minor
events and $50 in the team SERIES
Mrs. Ryan is topping the women
keglers in the all-eventS With
total of 1853 for her nine games.
Indianapolis teams formed the
major portion of the two squads
last night, with the best that TINS
CITY has to offer rolling in the team
event. Bowes Seal Fast led IN the
team event with a count OF 2.516,
hitting third place. Cooks Gold
hume was next in line, counting
2477 to go into fifth place. Visitors
again will feature the play OF this
tourney today, with several out
standing quintets taking the drives.
rn. Universal League closed with last
nights session and two leagues ieaolns
totals we're posted. . -, . -oe
Wilbur Hanson came through WIN a tVo
On games OF 204. 225 and az 10 take
the high three-game total Tor tne seaSe eno
In team event. Pete Ernst collected oUs
TO aid Hsnson'S total ana their a Du'e ,a
Master Cigars team put over 1881 70
record high three game total LOT tne sea
SON and also TO take al three ito 2. , Scr-
Rsrkeepers Friend and Polk'S Mix Com
nsnv also scored shut out victories from
Manila cafe. Gulf Refining and Gem Coal
EeTistered for Berkies Cafe and Raao
Rrothers Custom Tailors over Vollner
Mats 4 s.a P R6semeye Mss sao Hughes SIS
Altum 600 and Roth sos.
Two out Of three wins featured the
Automotive League at the Illinois alleys
comp SGq FP POINT Service shop Capital Ice,
Parliament Company over Inland Battery
Company, Citizens Studeosker. Ease
Machine Company. G. H. walleE ya1.! Com ON,
S SSsIi'6 of s II Ja e0 hsd SIS BANKS and
McIlraine 607. and Hamilton 6O2. GIBSON
Company had no opposition
In the Elks' League st the Antler alleys,
Cooks Gola6lums ,. ha "a. GegTse I MeeH sss
team across for an easy three-game win
from Pritchett No. 2. The Heioenreieh
the 500 mark. with Cresgh and E. Heiden-
reich hitting 500 and sos 10 count three
times from Louies' Tavern, Baiey's In
over Pritchett No. : and La Fendrich
Cigars.
Hale led the intermediate League. at the
Uptown alleys with count 81 e42; and
Moore wGS second. scoring a So IN singles
EeoEins Ted as the s1 majcTity Of the contests
Company. Thirtieth & Central sales and
Schultz Furniture Company. Coca cols No
2 Century Tire and Goldsmith Sales The
remain ing tilt resulted n three 70 moth
ing win Tor Fourth Street Merchants over
sehsrer Electric.
The Beach and Arthur team. Of the
PARKWAY Recreation League. at the Park
way alleys. had Boucher hitting for q total
o. 647 % collect pair from Schvenzer
Climber Dentist team esn ana w walson had
tO7 for the wash Rite i've, but support
vas lacking and their teams dropped two
Coal Company. Farm Bureau BANKED the
EleetronSs ior ne only fnree-game win Of
Sterling Printing In the other set.
4 Two 70 three WINS we're taken in the
bs'roEn Laundry League. at the Illinois