The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-04

Gregory d Appel Of the Indian
apOlis League posted games of 1894,
1903 and Ills, which, with a 52-pin
handicap, gave them a 3l69 total
and second place in the event. Carl
Hardin paced the Gregorys with a
678. Johnny Murphy totaled 633 and
Bill BrunOt gave up a 621. Third
place was taken by the Rose Tire
Co. of the Indianapolis League, with
q 3l56 total. Their handicap was 124
pins. Ed Stevenson went over the
zoo mark for the Tire team, getting
10 from games of PAS, 246 and 219
Bill Tarrant aided with a SOB series.
The Heidenreich Florists of the
South Side Business Mems League
rolled games of 1908, 1049 and 1905,
which. with their 80 gift pins, gave
them fourth place on a total of BIAS.
Paul Stemm and Oscar BehrenS
featured for the Florists with series
of 67S and 646. Fifth money went
to the Cooks GOldblumeS of the In
dianapOlis League. Using a SiX-pln
handicap on Top of games of 99l,
1914 and 1915, they totaled 3146.
Four of the CO0kmen were over 600
during their series. Jess Pritchett
having $50. John Fehr GIT, Lee Car
min 627 and Ed Striebeck $40.
indianapolis Restaurants A. B. c.
team took sixth on $3.50. including
Il8 handicap, while seventh place
went to the Life insurance rollers
of the Moore & Fox League, who,
with their handicap of 218 pins,
posted at 3105. The Optimists Of
the Inter-Club League took eighth
position on 3lO5. of which 296 were
gift pins. MarmOn HerringtOnS,
with a rs handicap, wound up in
ninth on 31O1, and the Hitzelbergers
Chicken Dinners placed in the
money on 3099. gained through the
aid of a 1913 pin handicap. The two
latter entries came from the IN
dianapols League.
Outstanding individual perform
anCeS. other than those mentioned
above came from Johnny Murphy,
who had a Cos in his appearance
with the Citizens Gas team. Chris
Rasmussen. who totaled 653 for the
NIarmon- Herringtons, Joe Malarkey,
with 65l for the Exchange UnityS,
and Russ smith, who paced the Life
Insurance team with a $50.
FaIcaro Dated Here
With the appearance of j all
caro- of Brooklyn over the ming
weekend. Indianapolis tenpin fol-
lowers will be treated to high caliber
match games. Falcaro. the worlds
outstanding match game bowler,
will show here on Saturday and
Sunday, meeting Dan Abbott and
Johnny Murphy in 10-game matches.
The sessions will take place at the
Delaware alleys. where the local A.
B. c. tournament committee men,
berS. who are sponsoring the
matches. have made preparations to
handle a large crowd of spectators.
The Brooklyn pin-smasher will take
on Dan Abbott in the opening
match. five games to be rolled in an
afternoon session and five during
the evening. Murphy will form the
Sabbath Day opposition. and he viii
face Falcaro in a split match of five
matinee games and five evening
contests.
Both Abbott and Murphy have
been firing the best tenpins of their
careers of late. Murphy is but 20
years of age. but at present is the
Omr local paStimer to have rolled
three 700 totals in league play dur
ing tie present season. Abbott,
though he has but two league zoos
TO his credit. has pounded out huge
50OS with regularity.
The I00e-Scratch Team events scheduled
for the Central alleys for this weekend
to have been postponed until March i6 and
l.. Manager Russell smith Of the Central
plant changed the date in order to enable
all local bowling followers TO view the
Joe Falcaro match games. Smith believes
that many teams will be anxious TO take
a last minute "warm-up" before embark
ing for the A. h. c. tournament at SYRIA
cuse. and has set the March 16 and l.
dates for that reason.
Individual scoring during The last week
suffered a slump. the usual number o. oUO
totals falling 20 uateriaize n the I'VE
DAYS o. league schedules. Ed Strieoeck
r-oved 70 &c the onlv 200 shooter. MS
-o6 IL Friday nights session Of the Foln-
cain SQUARE RECREATION toDplng ~ mo-
yicual scoring. Games o. -s9 % ana
217 gave him his leading total.
doe Rea. IN his TWO big series Of Wedres-
Gav NIGHT cCrreC -uuneruD honorS on a
COZ BOWED II the Uptown Recreation
IeaEue Rea had a SIS IL the Citizens Gas
LOOP on the same evening Chuck Marcy
oon.!nuee his csz5.inS pace with a es9
also posted a 625 and a So IN two az
pesranccs in the ST. Philip No l. John
FClr vas near the 700 mark with o66
iu the Printcraft. Percy Henry. making
his initial league appearance after three
wears absence. totalec 6S3 IN the Indian
apohs. Bruce Johnson. tesmmate Of
Henry s.. also ENJOYED a Dig nlsnt with a
67s ard Bert Bylder reached his best
score OF the season. 60.
Other individuals with $50 or better
during the week we're Bob BolAnger
Evangelical. 67e. Henry Johnson
iPritchett Recreation. 673. Tom Sc lmier
fKiwalisi. 673 Jess Pritchett ST. lFoun-
tam square, OIL. Ivan Eoltz iIndianApo-
Isl and Nan Schott South Side Business
Mems Sos. Thad Tedrowe fInoianapulisl,
esq oscar Behrens tIndianapolisl. Fred
WeStoyet tUptownl and Russ Bulev up
town.. SOS. Raymond Fox Indiana polls,
65S. Dan Abbott Court House, 6e5. Ed
Stevenson tcons.ructionl. 654. lFountain