The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-18
Late Pin TOppLers Capture LaureIs as Annual
Cfty Tournament Closes; CObler Retains Position

the Glass B singles lead on Satur-
day night on a 631, saw his hopes
of retaining the top position die
as Frank Sourbier in his closing
game punched strikes for a 279
game to total 663. Sourbier, who
rolled on the o'clock shift, opened
with games of 1859 and 215, and no
Class B FASTENERS was able to dis
lodge him On the final shift. Shorn-
STEMS 631 Melted him second money,
while Captain Smith, bowling SOL
der from Fort Harrison, took third
with a 626, rolled on Saturday after
noon. Ed Won Burg, who has as
sumed the lead on Thursday night
with ga, finished in fourth place,
while Bob WilmothS 622 of Sat-
urday night gained him fifth.
]. Goble, who held the Glass G
singles LED after totaling SCI on
Thursday night, found himself rest
ing in fifth position after the ten
Primers of that class had finished up
their pastiming. P. Jenkins GOT of
Saturday night was good for first
place. E. Barrett took second when
he slapped out 572 in yesterdays
matinee session. H. Colburn, with
564, and E. Johnson, with 563, dur
ing yesterdays play finished in
third and fourth places ahead of
Colburn.
Doubles Title Decided
When Ed Stevenson connected for
500 and his partner, Glib Smith, con-
nected for a 676 on Saturay night,
the pair totaled 1915, which won
them first place in the Glass A two
man event. Rudy Boesenecker and
Neil King, who had taken the lead
on Friday " tn 1898, finished in sec
ond place while Arch Heiss and
Johnnie Murphy, rolling on the final
shift last night, copied third honorG
on 1874. HeiSs had a 633 and Muir
ply GAL. The brother combina-
ton of Eddie and Clarence Schatt
totaled 1867 on the windup shift to
take fourth place, while Harry
Wheeler and Bob Kelly'S 1249 of
Saturday night was good for fifth.
Ed Schott led the scoring of the
brothers duo, getting a CAT, while
Clarence finished at 625. Wheeler
paced the fifth place winners with a
STA against Kelly'S 587.
Beck-SOurbier Win
A pair of Citizens Gas Co. bowl
ers, Fred Beck and Frank Sourbier,
combined their scoring efforts for a
1882 total, to win first place in the
Class B doubles event. Rolling on
the o'clock shift last night, Sour
bier totaled 678 and Beck GOA. Sec
ond place in this division went to
Louie Dugan and w. Nichols. who
scored a combined total of 1893 on
Saturday night. Dugan paced the
pair with 629. Ed Won Burg and
Walt Hoffman, leaders in the B di-
vision previous to the Saturday and
Sunday invasionS, found their 1896
total Of Thursday night good for
third place. G. Berry and M. Park
er took over the fourth position
when they connected for a 1894 dur
ing yesterdays play. T. Brown and
c. HaSs finished in fifth by virtue
of a 1894 rolled on Friday night.
E. Cody and A. Dorsey teamed together
IN the Class two-man event, and in
Ihelr appearance yesterday, totaled 1921
for their three games. to outscore the H
Banks-W Reynolds combination. who had
taken the lead with lOS5 on Thursday
night. The latter pair finished second, vi.
Buckner and c. Friejie with 1869 were
third. H. Long and H. Jones with 1867
fourth and F. Brier and L. Skinner, fifth,
The An-Events was won by Jess Pritchett
pr. ms total over the nine game route
T oeihhg 1895 ,6s, Tom Brown placed second
brought him 1918 pins and third place
harry Wheeler used a 1901 for fourth and
John Murphy posted trio of nifty scores
70 vino up with 1895 and fifth place.
Winners Of the Glass A Team events.
When wound up last Wednesday, were
We-Ba Brands. 1861. and Class c, Thomas
Restaurants. 2674
The, The tournament, held this year on the
the secretary of the event. Norman Ham
ilton and his able assistant Walter Harsh
ann, wish TO thank the bowlers who par
ticipated for their splendid cooperation,
With the city tournament out of the
way the eyes OF the local ten-pin topplers
now turns 10 the Delaware alleys where
next Saturday and Sunday will be staged
the annual 1000 Scratch 5-man sweep
STAKES The Delaware classic this year
will be dedicated to the So local teams
entered IN the National tournament at
never bowled together before and will use
the Delaware event for tournament prac-
tice. Manager Dan Abbott of the Del
aware plant expects an entry of 100 teams
and in the event that total is reached. will
pay first prize $500. Inasmuch as
entries positively close at l p. m. next
enter TO make application before that time.
Herman Deupree viii assist Abbott in the
management Of the affair
on the averages Of Friday. Feb. is. and
each team will use the average of the
league in which the team bowls as unit.
leagues viii use their grand averages Of
all leagues in figuring the handicaps.
For further information, call Manager
Abbott at Lincoln 0l59 or forward entry
blanks TO him at the Delaware alleys. 209
n. Delaware-st.
With MANY league and team postpon-
ments during the last week, owing TO the
annual CITY tournament. the. total num-
Der OF 500 shooters took decided drop.
appeared during the FIVE nights of play
while the $50 mark was topped l6l times.
League last Monday night. collected 729.
for the best series Of the week His TO-
Red Mounts with one zoo already 10 his
credit. made II two for the season when
he SlapDed out 7O6 in FRIDAYS session OF
me Fountain SQUARE Recreation League
Paul Stemm duplicated Mounts score dur
ing the same session. for his nrst OF the
season Mounts arrived at his total
through games Of 256 236 and 2l4, while
Stemm's came from 259. 255 and ls2.
Russ Smith posted his seasons best
score in league plav when he t0taleo 665
in the Moore & Fox Insurance session
Pug eDDert recovering from a recent
stump ~ppeared in two league sessions
during the week and pla stered the naples