The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-01
BY HARMON


Feminine bowlers of indianapolis
cut a large swathe in the prize list
OF the annual state womens tourna-
ment. which closed last night. The
event. held in TT. Wayne. drew quite
an entry from this city. local teams
having competed over the last two
week-ends.
Although no class A team was able
10 capture first place in that event.
five teams dotted the standings OF
the first ten. Lathrop-Moyer, Inc,
wound up in fourth position with a
2228. Hanrahan's Pennhof Grille
was fifth. on 2197: BOwes Seal Fast
was right behind in sixth with 2188,
Marott Shoes followed closely, gain
ing seventh on a 2l75. and the Falls
City Hi-Brus, at 2l66. landed IN
ninth place.
Irene Mahoney and Laura Alex
ander combined totals for a 1909.
which gave them the top berth in
the class A doubles event. They
we're the only pair to finish among
the five leading teams Of that event.
Race Johns and Eva Dawson Jared
well in the class A singles. the
former finishing in second position
with 632. while Mrs. Dawson was
fifth on a 5l4.
The 211S turned in by Kamm's
Beer a week ago. withStOOd the as
SsultS Of the remaining quintets Of
the class B team event and Melted
the local aggregation first place in
that division. No other Indianapolis
team landed among the big ten of
this class.
The city placed one doubles team
and one individual among the top
five in the class B doubles and
singles. DeSs Meyers and Thelms
Kavanaugh used an $40 for fifth
place in the doubles. while Mabel
Fisher took possession of third
place in the singles when she
tOtsled $50.
Knights OF Columbus bowlerS. who
also sought tournament laurels on
foreign soil over the weekend.
failed TO dent the standings Of the
National K. Of c. tournament in
progress at Peoria. III. Eleven local
aggregatiOns participated in the
affair. but none were able to place
high in the standings of any event.
The best hve-man score turned III
by an Indianapolis team came from
the Scott Trucking. which had a
1850. ThiS total was far short OF
a paw position.
When Freddie Schleimer and
Jerry O'Grady posted a 1881 in their
doubles event it put them in tenth
place. but. with the completion of
the next squad they were pushed out
OF that position.
Schlemier pounded out a coo to
put the pair over, and the total
tied Homer VogelSang for individual
honorS among the indianapolis par
Elephants. VogelSang. during his
singles series. wound Up with a 258
game that put him into the select
class. His game gained a tie for
the highest single game Of the
tournament.
IN a trio o. match game series involving
Indianapolis teams this weekend. only I
one local victory was registered. the Ili-
nois Alley No ? beinC the winning aggre-
eation. Illinois Alleys No. ! and the
Beard Brake Service cuintetS lost matches. /
The Illinois alleys teams were in action
a. Richmond. and the No. : team. led
BY Johnny Beams 6si. grabbed a big
lead IN the opening game 20 defeat the
Johnson Paint Co. 27se 20 e=1t. Dorner 4
OF the losers kept his team. n the run
ming With a SOS series.
The other Illinois alley quintet failed
20 live up 70 the rating as team No. /. +
dropping a three-gsme match 10 the CITY
Light CO. i've. The locals could garner
but .494 pins. while their opponents
totaled 2s65. Gene Ruff was best for
the locals having q S44- Burton. al $50.
paced the winners.
The Beard team met the Phillips Petro-
lelms Of Kokomo az the Illinois alleys. 4
and. after gaining 8 big lead IN the in
rial game. skidced Downward and dropped
The match. 2S3s 70 24S6 Carl Jones. with
SIS. was the leading individual for the
locals. while Penleys 50 vas best for
the vlctoEs.
Just one week after their unsuccessful
Invasion o. the A. b c. tournament. In
c~ianapoiis keglerS showed that their scor-
ING n that great event vas all a mistake. J
FoT. ouTtns The past week, Ak indsyid-