The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-01
Local Feminine BOWLers
Fare Well in State Meet
Five Class A Teams Place Among Top Ten at Fl. Wayne;
MahoneY-AIexander Duo Wins little.

uaI totals better than 700 and a flock Of
high 60O'S made appearances on the score
books of local leagues. And to top it of,
a new seasons three-game total for teams
was established.
Lee Carmin grabbed the lions share Of
the individual glory. Slapping out A pair
OF 700 totals in three league appearances.
on Monday he assembled a 1874 in the
indianapolis Stars matinee session. reach
ing the huge count on games of 258, 2l8
and 27S. His second came during the
Indianapolis League session, when games
Of 238. 2l5 and PSI Melted a TO.
John Fehr took the lead over all 700
shooters when he Tailed No. 4 during his
Printing Crafts League appearance on
Thursday night. Games of 230. 277 and
2l7 put him over. on the night previous
he totaled Sos in the Indianapolis League
jess Pritchett. who has collected more
500 to'als than any other individual during
the present campaign. reached 700 for the
first time this season. when he posted
games Of 255. 212 and 247 for a TIA in the
OptimiSts League. He was also IN rare
form IN the indianapolis League, totaljng
SCI.
Les Koelling. after threatening the 700
mark on several previous occasions linked
up games OF 227. pa and 245 for a 706
during the Printing Crafts session. Paul
Stemm continued his heavy bombarding
with a 700 in the Uptown League. and a
SIS in the South Side Business Mems
loop Games of 2l8. 1913 and 287 gained
the 700 count.
KeglerS who neared TOO during the week
we're Phil Bisesi INDIANAPOLIS League j.
500. Don Johnson Courthouse. $50; Fred
Loggins Gas Co... $50: John Murphy (St.
g 5sso5uitRh SIDE Sid; Business B, esS' M shq s s9o "uenS'n
The Cooks Goldblumes. who held the
high team Onors during most of the sea-
aa AaN 80 10 l. ntA AH kw ~ A--hA
Beers a couple Of weeks ago. were again
riding at the TOP OF the team scoring a
324s posted in the Indianapolis League on
Wednesday night. They reached the new
high on games Of 11l4. ll06 and 1923. The
team also passed the 800 mark during the
Fountain Square Recreatlon League ap-
p~earance. getting a 1928.
other 1000 shooters of the week we're
Falls City Hi-Brus with 3O42. Russell
CafeteriaS with 5000 and The indianapolis
Towel Supply with 3OlO. The Falls City
and Towel totals came in the Fountain
Square Recreation League. While the Rus
sets obtained theirs in the indianapolis.
Scoring among the feminine FASTENERS
was also of a high caliber. one individual
total lettering 500 and A trio of teams
winding uD their three-game series with
$500 totals.
The three outstanding teams scores came
during the Kernel Optical League session.
esst~3Fep-Noy5es ss Inc, sss5[intg s 500 b9 9S4s
oNnA EHNAs EUnos nAA AtAnA0iN oAANNFs @NHrs
The 500 individual series also came dur
ing this session. Amy McDaniels reaching
SIS On games OF 1877. 1876 and 232.
other outstanding individual scorers
we're Julia Lang with $50. Garnett Dunlop
Johns with SIS and Helen Ksitsch with
The psx} tournament carded for local
keicers Is the 400 scratch doubles that will
be held AZ the Pritchett Alleys next Sat-
always proved popular at the Pritchett
establishment. and after a two weeks luu
IN local bowling tournaments, q huge
entry is expected in the coming adair-.
Entry fee will be 50 a team. includ-
Ing bowling fees, and teams NAV roll as
often as desired. as long as they change
turned IN before the closing time. which
Is l .. m. SATURDAY. For further IN
formation call the Pritchett Alleys, Lin
coin 0652.
BOwLINGRAMS-John Schneider was
sure a tough luck victim, for, after get
ting q 27S opener in the st. Joan Of Arc.
he failed 70 reach 500. George God
win tobogganed downward as he went
through his Delaware Recreation series;
The Fehrenbach's were on each end
OF the Ho'sier A. G. scoring. Lou topping
the loop with els; while Pop was low
man at 42l Bad finishes in the star
MEAE u 0AA44ANe IA a-A4
Tony Bulach. two BOYS who were in the
picture at the A. B. c.. Paul Taylor
and Freddie Tegler sang loudly when a
bad game Knocked them out OF 600s.
Adam Lang Is again out OF the lineup, leg
injury this time. and it may keep him
out for the remainder Of the season but
been there Tor the first game. I would have
showed Schneider up" lamenteo Louie
Koehier after firing that 1913 and 255
We'll We had a good mn said the
Of 81 Bows " "A SNOW LleUl
howl vas the battle CRY OF the indian
spolis women when they StOrmed the Fl.
Job OF II. Johnny Beam showed the
Richmond BOYS a few tricks. When
TIE writer interrupted Jess Pritchett with
a phone call last Monday night. -Ole'
Reliable" said that he was busy getting
a 700. Only have IS more frame 10 go
said the vet Well ne sure Knew what
asain o%ccapyfns the throne Of the Cen
Cigars suffered a little slump last week.
Pete Ernst promised that II was just
temporary. The Indianapolis Paint
& Color boys show plenty OF hSht. even
though they drop a few occasional gameS
Young Jess Pritchett Is still busy
trying 70 convince Johnny. Barrett that
he good. let's still coid but il won't
be for long. Spring Leagues are forming
already. three loops being under con-
struction" al Pritchetts right nov.
Al Etheridge was al set for a big game,
when suddenly he lost his strike ball.
I'm pretty good" said Windy. Nave after
Johnny Hines after he saw Nave descend
70 l2O-LET'S MAKE THE 1896 A.. b.. c.
THE GREATEST IN HISTORY.