The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-11
Annual City Tournament
Occupies Ten Pin Spotlight
Hare ChevroIetS, State Auto Insurance and Thomas
Restaurants Lead in Respective Divisions.

best single games OF the week: COOK
1915 game and the 1858 of the Gregory g.
Appels were other outstanding single game
Two 700 totals were posted during the
scoring with 724 and Adam Lang taking
runnerup position on 705. Murphy,s huge
263 in the Fountain Square loop, and was
his second 700 series of the present season.
A 731 in the St. Philip League on Dec;
4 was his initial entry into the TOO Club. F"
Murphy, also had 661 in the Citizens Gas
Co. League on Wednesday night. LangS
705 vas his best total OF the season, and
during the South Side Business Mems
session Of Monday night.
Several other kegelers neared the coveted
mark during their weekly appearance,
Hank Shriver's 686 being the closest APP
proach. His series also came during the
Fountain Square Recreation session OF
of the week came from Paul Stemm and
Spiv Ward, who had 682's in the DIX
teams postponed series, Paul stevenson OF
bach of the Printcratts, who had 67S's and
Harold Goldsmith of the VIM. H BLOCK
League, who scored do 676; Jess PFitc IaIG
string during the weeks play and now tops
the city's indlvidualists with Az
Leading individualists among the yari-
Gus ladies' leagues last week were Amy
567; Lucille Rise, with SCI; Lucky Court
E With nc %Ab Helen with YES ss3 With HE
Movers. in their Ladies Social League ses.
sion, totaled 1891; the. best team series Of
league had a 1920. The Lathrop team also
topped the single game efforts with 9o1.
The Hoosier Athletic Club League is in
the midst of thrilling race, the sixth
place iis teal team being but Six games behind
the leading aggregation. The Bowes Seal
Fasts. with a record Of 80 WINS bi1S an. ano ~
dianapolis Office Supply team, through a
recent squirt, is close on the leaders
heels, with 33 victories against 81 losses.
The next four teams are separated by
single game and a clean sweep victory
by any one of them can change the league
standing overnight: The J., Barrett &c, Coa5ISS'
Block Opticals have won 81 and lest %;
Potter Coal g. Materials have won 80 and
lost "a and the Coca-GolaS nave Th T Ies0ra
bowls every Tuesday at the Prltchett
alleys.
The city of Indianapolis is making prep
arations to send a crack team to the
annual A. B. c. tournament in Syracuse.
The squad will accompany the, 40 other
local teams who will represent the Hoosler
Through the efforts of Mayor John W.
Kern, his secretary, Joe lyman, and City
Clerk Daniel O'Nlen u, the m1nlcipa!
vii captain the squad made up OF one
representative from each Of the + foElowing
6epaTTtmen7ts PoGe Ere Ere 6 69aa9 Oh Hea'h
The team will be oUtftted with shirts
bearing a picture of the Soldiers and
the inscription City Of Indianapolis
real scoring combination is expected
to be assembled by Capt Noonan.
Local bowling officials are endeaVorlng
to entice Mayor Kern to make the trip
with the Indianapolis representatives, but
in the event he does not accompany the
Messrs lyman and O'Nieu, who plan to
make the trip by plane.
The annual meeting of the indianapolis
Womens Bowling Association will be held
at tonight al the Hotel Lincoln. Annetta
Crane. secretary, urges large attendance
as matters OF Importance Will be dis
| cussed.
BoWLINGRAMs: Bill Sargent is again
under the weather" and is confined to
The managerial duties at the St. Philip
drives are being handed BY Herman klesel
ana Frank CALLAHAN during sa 5ggsds5
| for big total in the Kiwanls, but 100
finish finished HIM 80 eod RYAN jenkins 6;a
Leander King again stepped into the
H. A. G., spotlight. leading that League IN
b aS See os his eSSt drver seat Tatng dur
ing the Newman League session. boy by
the name of Parker taking it over.
NED bs a TaaeSe slapped 09 Charlie gf shaaf
showed the St. Catherine League boys a
nice game last week. and did it help? ASK
the Weber MiIks. Why is Chuck
Markey going alter those 625s Of late?
With all those Indian names the Short
little scalping in their weekly sessions az
the Parkway. -; D. Corsaro resumed
League last week. Bert Sering mad
a tough night in the Optimists
They say that Norm Hamilton used up
sveral boxes of cough drops to keep in
condition for those A. B. c. pep talks
/ before the city tourney shooters.
/ Well. if he can't make it. there's Walter
/ HarShmann. his fast moving assistant.
L.: Lou Fehrenbach says that he liked
\ his 566 in the II. A. c. League whether
any one else did or not. It's about
/ time for Mike Mulry TO pop UP with some
/ team. And the Movie Operators
should be getting busy again. The
\ Tornadoes again blew into town and took
their three games IN the Moore d Fox
DIANAPOLIS IN 1886.