The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-28
WOmen's Class G. Event
Won by Sterling Beers
Division HOnorS Awarded as City Bowling Tourney Gets
Under Way at Indiana Alleys

when he connected for a 681 in the
Indianapolis League.
Several other individuals halted
just a mark or two short of their
TOO club" membership ticket.
Jack Hunt had a 694 in the
HooSier A. c., Oscar Behrens had
693 in the Fountain Square Recrea-
ton, and John Barrett rolled 691
in the st. Philip No. l. Other high
600 totals for the week came from
John Fehr Qndpls.), 685; Jess
Pritchett ST.. (Optimist), 683; Paul
Stemm Fountain Square,, 681, and
Paul Cooper F'raternaD, 678. Of
the above group Jess Pritchett also
connected for 678 in the Fountain
Square Recreation, a 628 in the In
dianapolis, and 612 in the Inter-
Club. Behrens had a GIL in the
South Side Business Mems and
625 in the indianapolis. Stemm
posted 655 in the Fountain Square
Recreation.
Cooks Goldblumes rode through their
TWO nights of pastiming on 300 totals
getting a 3140 in the Indianapolis League
and Slo8 in the Fountain Square Rec
reation. Their huge total in the former
loop was the best of the season in the
many local leagues. and came from games
o. dII4, 1883 and 99l. They reached their
FOUNTAIN score with games of 966, 1898
The Dutch Masters Cigar team of the
m Tn1werS Sr1 League gu also was in scoring
out games of 1908, 1l04 and 1907, for
3ll9. Their three-game, total and 1904
| game were seasons records for this circuit.
Five other teams passed the 5000 mark,
| Heidenreich Florists topping 3091 in the
South Side Business Mems. Falls City Hi
Brus scoring 3O31 in the indianapolis,
| in the Washington. Indianapolis Toilet e.
aprons ApT0fS,I suPplyS gaining 1905 in the
| hitting for a 3005 in the Indianapolis.
The Falls City Hi-Brus in their Fountain
! Square Recreation League appearance
1882. Cooks and Dutch Masters 1114
and 1104 games were the only other zoos
OF the week. although the 1000 mark was
passed on SO occasions.
While records of all kind were being es-
tablished among the various leagues last
got together and posted new record for
annual city, tournament entries.
line at noon Saturday. was deluged with
e fbt Gs. curing Tne the afternoon and until
Saturday night. Ham was all smiles and
proudly y reported that the biggest city
der way. on Saturday. Feb. 9. at the
Walker WinsIow. president of the City
Bowling ASSOCIATION. is well pleased with
| the interest shown. and stated Yesterday
on Indianapoiis now that they hey viii r. really
see something. True enough. If the re-
to this Local event tb
to this city. it's in the bag
The scene. Of activities over the next
y Sn W6f TO as Abbott m Re6
ager of the ESTABLISHMENT. will stage
Events ed eE 6 season AS IN off Se
Illinois and Central Alleys. entry. fee will
be So per team bowling includedl and
paid to the first place duo.
Many partners already have entered the
the affair with his usual vigor. more than
100 teams are expected to compete. Alb
ceived later than. 2 D.. m. Saturday. at
which time the first shift will face the
hour on Saturday. and again on Sunday
at the same hours.
Marie Wambrier an outstanding bowler
| among the feminine FASTENERS of the coun-
| try. will appear here in four-day ex-
hibition as part of the local Alley Pro-
pions." Her opening appearance will be
at p. m. tonight when she faces the
pins at the Parkway alleys in two three
previous to her appearance. She moves
to the Pritchett alleys for her second ex-
p. M. Tuesday. Returning to the Parkway
! drives on Wednesday and Thursday, she
will be seen in matinee exhibitions each
| afternoon al $3.50 p. m.
An hour of instructions will be given
| during each appearance of this star
feminine pastimer. and it is expected that
many of the women followers of the ten
pin game will benefit by her tutoring.
Down at the St. Cecilia alleys. the st.
Cecilia Club is preparing for it's annual
handicap tournament. The event is sched-
uled to get under way on Feb 1, when the
five-man teams will take to the drives.
Doubles and singles events will follow the
team competition.
Much interest is displayed in the annual
affairs. and Cliff Alerding, club president.
predict some scoring of the highest CALDER.
Many prizes will be awarded and south
side followers of the ten-pin game are
| looking forward to the event with much
interest
The knights of Columbus bowling league.
night. Feb. g..
includes l. Dugan. president; C.. orphey:
vice president; j. Kirkhoff, secretary and
treasurer; T. Barrett, P. Kernel, A. Nc
Cam. G. .Kirkhoff, C, Mayer, Q. Michaelis.
Greener and r. Minta.
All bowling leagues Of the city have
been invited to attend. and nine leagues
have already made reservations for the
affair. Bowlers who have rolled perfect
scores will be honored during the evening.
The K. of c. League was organized Is
years ago and veteran members are Her
man Smith, Basil Vanier. Ollie Canning,
John corcoran and DR.. Joe Kernel;
Preparations are also under way to send
several of the local teams TO the National
< OF G. tournament in Peoria, which
BOWLINGRAMS-Curt wray seems to
have relinouished his individual leaders
crown for the season. Come on back, Curt.
for the svee sus seamS ppeVf6 tbs SFo9s
in the Universal on that i1s start star Hi6 But
he 9si5 sSns on Fqag nEh e lsa6
Stepped out and showed the 1ndi shTnIH
ThEnTiSdh BOYS few things WAYNE
failed 10 produce enough steam to halt
the S9ut n, n Pae sdN d,: Paul strIe5eck
do YOU set that stuff Bentley? Who leads
the Evangelical League? The Falls
fell upon the Heads. beheading them three
''Buckey'' Buckhorn was going along fine
with pai5 OF 1925 S sna t benz Why
their Exchange League battle. : ''oh..
jess PTitehett. isn't bad at an saws
between Rash McGloon and Rabbit LSons
for the Willard Park championships
have ERsT oG sh9 Ss ssa
And so the Assessors grabbed a
pair from Abbott's Prosecutors. Hugh
oGara. former heavy man on the Heiden-
Universal League