The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-07
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by BERNARD HARMON

here on Sunday, jan 20, in three
game match at the Delaware Alleys.
The Indianapolis Bowling AsSo-
citation in its meeting at the Hotel
Washington yesterday afternoon,
took inventory" of the drive for
forty eight local teams to roll in the
1885 ABC at Syracuse, and found
that more than 20 teams are in line
at the present time. Members of
the ABC tournament committee
who were present at the meeting
laid plans to land the necessary
teams needed to fill their quota, and
made preparations to swoop down
on prospective hackers during the
next few days.
Plans for the coming city tourna-
ment also were discussed, and it was
announced by Norman Hamilton,
association secretary, that the en-
tries for the annual championship
event would close on Jan. 26. The
tournament this year will be held
at the Illinois Alleys, starting on
Feb. and ending on Feb. II. Entry
fees have been set at 81 per person
in the Glass A event and 81 per per-
son in the Glass B and c events.
Although last weeks regular league
sessions were cut short because of New
Years Day. two new seasons individual
scoring records were posted ~ during the
initial perfect 300 score III league competi-
tion emerged during the regular session
nf "a 10 nh IN nj
when Carl Sturm, member of the In
diana National No. 3 team. entered the
sary II consecutive strikes Sturm, who
has followed the tenpin game for several
years: carries an average Of LIB in the
League.
Arch Heiss, portly lead-of man of the
Indianap polls Towel and Apron Supply
team Of the Fountain Square Recreation
League, hung up new seasons record
nected for games. of 243, 247 and 275 to
total 765. Previous to his record breaking
total HeiSs had a record of five series
better than 600, with a 642 as his best
total Harry Wheeler, who threatened the
700 mark few weeks ago with a GIL
series in the Industrial League, Jared
Uptown Recreation League. where as a
member of the Hoosier Pete team, he
combined games OF 217. 288 and 2l7 for
whirl at the naples in the Printing Crafts
League on THURSDAY night, with a record
of 80. 500 totals behind him, and, after
warming up with 189 game, proceeded
to lambast the pins for games 266 and 252
s 9a season eS Sad to hq me oas 70 t bs
credit. came near the mark again on
Friday night while bowling in the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League. When
Of his final game failed to materialize, he
wound up with a 696. other high 600
series rolled during the abbreviated week
in the Fletcher Trust League; Frank
League: Grover Williams, with q $50 in
with 667 in the Indianapolis.
Only one 5000 team total found its way
Of league play, the ' COOKS Go Colo ihss
pas q44 the marx * On 2 Of 1879 G4
League TTentyo One Single game scores ores
were better than 1000, a 1901 by the Falls
topping the list. Wooden Shoes. Beers had
a 1852 in the washington and the Rose
BY the Indiana National No. rs Of the
Bankers League was the best OF the sea-
son in that circuit.
The elimination series being conducted
by the Big Four Railroad to determine the
lineups of four teams who will represent
the railroad in this years A. B; c; event
at Syracuse. drew an entry of As bowlers
as the first half of a six-game series was
rolled yesterday at the Fountain Square
the 500 mark, a 5Sl from Bob Hughes
setting the pace. Next in line were Ivan
Hifi with $50, sammie TEXTS witt, 57S,
enthusiasm was shown as the kegelers
battled for places on the teams, and many
Of those who did not fare so we'll yester-
when the eliminations wind up next Sun
day at the Pritchett alleys.
BOwLINGRAMS-Lloyd Jacobs fell by
his usual 500. Right in the midst
Of the Pansy team of the Posey League we
find a RadiSh. and is he hot. The
in the Kenny League. winning three more
cracked out 500 total -: Bob Ken;
l44 after 246 opener Pardon US,
Mr.. Ernst. and congra tulations on the SOB
series. and luck to the Dutch Masters.
Bill! Rabbit Lyons looked much
better last week as he took his turn with
PS frdan sh S9y nveT Ham All AB me-
BudwSser Bullets, what a team!
200 score. is now ready to enter the 900
stymie Doc Kemper's Divots in their Hill
crest series Friday night. Tom Quill
hopes. that the little manager" down in
Those Tornados are still laundering
along in the Moore and Fox League
Vern Nard's scoring is improving weekly
and We expect to see him heading the
Mutual MIX list before long. Bob
Haagsma is hanging up plenty of 600's
of late. Looks like the Bob of old.
That Isl finish wasn't very welcome
TO Lefty Behrens. 1t looks like
'Goldie" Goldsmith is in a slump. Come
on out. Goldie Charlie Macarthur
continued his good work again last week.
Harold Rushaupt said, Amt good"
as he connected for a 154 game to top
his evenings efforts Carl Kick was
kicked out of a 900 when he kicked in
with a IA game. That las start was
fatal to George Hilgemeier After
that l24 game in the Printing Crafts
Bunk Ward said, We'll, I get EN- in the
Rough Notes" Bud Argus finally
showed the Ayres boys what could be done.
Jimmie Clements is about to change
his bowling ball again.-BRING THE 1886
A. b. c. TO INDIANAPOLIS.
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