The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-14

League have been victorious in fifteen
games.
Cooks Godblume, leaders of the In
once in 10 games, S &, S Body and Fender
Service has a record of II victories and
one defeat in the Delaware Recreation;
General superintendents of the Big -Four
loop have won IA and lost one, and
Rough Notes, top team of the Insurance
League, have received but one setback in
IL games.
All other league leaders have been beat
EN- in two or more games and many hold
their top positions by narrow margins In
many instances races are so close that the
league leadership may be changed over
night. Previous TO last Fridays games, SIX
teams OF the Bankers League were tied
for second place Just one game behind the
leaders And the eighth place team was but
Carl Hardin, the portly kegler of L
hits EN- fame, has again achieved a
position that he is constantly cunning for.
all-star Indianapolis League, rated as the
fastest loop in the city. and one Of the
best in the country.
f. Hardin l.. rolling lTI in the anchor position
Of 2l4, holding two-point edge on Don
62s. 66i, 667 and $50 have pushed the
big boy to the top, and he is determined
10 hold that position, casting aside many
predictions that others were supposed to
do the same thing.
The initial tournament of the season
will be a five-man 1000 scratch affair,
and will be held at the Pritchett Alleys
Saturday and Sunday Oct. &c and 21.
First prize will be $500 if entry of
100 teams is received, otherwise 40 per
cent of the prize fund. Entry fee has
been set at $40 team, including bowl
before 1880 p. m. Saturday, Oct. &c.
Teams must use at least three of
their regular members, using the av-
erage from the league from which they
their highest league averages, and all
entrants participating must have bowled
IN IN at least ~ games in sanctioned
for alleys will be held on deck Just
before the start of each squad.
BOWLINGRAMs- a headache that
1876 proved to be for Ronald Wittmann.
starter The Ears were ,well-clawed
when Ernie Kurtsinger tossed a 655 in
the Lions League, Art Buckhorn is
{g gain momentum and 1T Won, be
is shining in the Linco loop. That
246 of Harry Ochiltree's had the ear
marks of an anniversary celebration. but
the k KY pin smaeseT failed to make Ike
Eysngeiicai Knocked Paul striebeck X out out
of three for three" week 1t is
claimed that the Optimist League has
speeders happen to Be a fast-stepping
aggregation moving down the naples.
y. G. The pi,n nP Mc he'd big big night in
are he & men Of the Indiana FIN
Transits, but they seem to be off the
track in locating that won column
Art Becker is back in action with the
EVANGELICAL and U. S: Rubber loops-and
time time for that e" quiet Bud Argus to win win
an argument.
The fring line is nothing new to Art
700 he "rifled" in the Uptown. :. :. That
$40 wasn't many pins to most bowlers.
but to Frank Micel it was his best total
1t looks like the boys in the, In
ball tactics to down that 1nland, Box
enlisted the services of that 1880 average
bowler he has has been telling the West Side
has found a way to keep his boys from
lost amid that 500 pounding Of the In
up amongst them in his fffghtcap game. :.
The younger of the Pritchett duo had
hard time explaining that sudden decent
in the Parkway Recreation Johnson,
prize dive last week, a 212 operet and a
pins or something, . claimed Vern Nard
long as that Rough Notes crew continues
to furnish the feature individuals, they
will keep up that winning streak, i.
Pop Fehrenbach is still on the firing
to make some Of the Youngsters hustle
Those fve-Stars of the Star League finally
starred: making pslookas of the Palookas
B00ST THE ALLEY TOURNAMENTS;
THE FIRST BIG EVENT OF THE SEA
SON AT PRITCHETT'S OCT. 26 AND 81.