The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-22


the first ten.
The Indianapolis Hotel Associa-
ton team, with the lineup that rep
resents the Berghoff Beers in the
Washington League on Friday
nights. launched the most devastat-
ing offensive of The evening when
they combined games of 9O1, 1901
and 974 for a total Of 2676, which
landed them in sixth position, in
the team standings. No member Of
the team reached 600 during the
evenings play, but every one of the
quintet wound up Ii the high 500
class. Dan Abbott and Dad Hanna
had 586's, Walt Hickman SIS, Leo
Ahearn ST. and Lou Daugherty 558.
Splits Cost Johnson
Observation-Disclosures, paced by
AIilt Wimberly's GA, totaled 2776 in
their three games. Gregory and APP
pels also passed 27OO when Joe Full
ton led them to a 2752 with a Glib
series. Frank Fox, a veteran of 80
A. B. c. tournaments, eased over a
COL as the Fox Jail House team took
a fling at the NAPLES.
Two open frames cost Don john
son first place in the singles stand
ings. a cherry pick and a split prov
ing his downfall. Don went into
the final frame of his nightcap game
needing a mark to make the top
berth, but he ran into the ST split
and wound up at 672 on games Of
231, DAG and 1872. Lee Carmin was
also in rare form. coping sixth
place on a 666 total. Carmin used
games of 201, 238 and 227 in his
series.
In the Money
jess Pritchett Sr. drilled the
pocket for a count of $50 in his
doubles event, boosting himself and
John Fehr into a tie for sixth place
in the standings of the two-man
event. The Indianapolis veteran
had games of 234, 2O4 and 212.
A score of other keglers from the
Hoosier capitol passed the 500 mark
and are in line to share in some
of the $4,000 prize money, while
several of the doubles partners
halted around the 1850 mark, which
also should be good for a payOff.
Doubles teams making the best
showings during the afternoons
pastiming were Les Koelling, Paul
Stemm. 1867; Rudy Boesnecker,
John Blue, 1855; John Murphy, Joe
Rea, 1151; Art Cline, Odia Boston,
1149, and Clarence Mack, Charley
Cray. 1147.
Individuals passing the 600 mark,
other than Johnson and Carm1n
were Larry Fox, $50; John Muir
ply, 628; Jess Forsythe, 615; Jess
Pritchett, GA: Les Koelling. 60o;
John Fehr. GOT; Freddie Westover,
COS; Fred Beck, GOA, and Earl Good
hue, COL.
The Hoosier delegation spent
busy day lining up votes for .todays
convention that will award the site
of the 1886 event. Enthusiasm was
running high and the indianapolis
hackers felt sure of landing the
great classic.
Milwaukee Aces Roll
The pins are expected to take a
severe bombardment tonight when
the crack He'll and Schlitz teams,
both of Milwaukee, square off with
an array of nationally famed bowl
ers. Charlie Daw. former worlds
match game champion, and Frank
Benkovic. co-holder of the present
world doubles record of 14l5. are
members Of the Schlitz aggregation
Gil Bunker. Benkovic's doubles rec
ord partner. is in the Heils' lineup,
The Bilek's Florists of Cleveland
stepped to the fore in the team
event last night, setting a new mark
of 1929 on games OF 933, 1913 and
978. A 681 by w. Knox of Phila-
delphia is the best singles series
posted to date B. Cook and r.
Schile of Cincinnati are on top in
the doubles standings with 1885. B.
Cock also is out in front in the all
events list with a grand collection
of 1889.
Norman Smith. after receiving a
telegram of encouragement from his
fellow employees back home, re-
sponded with a hefty l43.
Ira Shaw spent most Of Thursday
evening trying to write letter OF
explanation on that "a game. Jess
Pritchett closed Ills doubles perform
ance by drawing an $40 split.
Al Holman was a victim Of several
taps" Joe Danpa drew a round Of
applause when he cleaned the $40
split in his singles. Too many 6-7-l0s
was the downfall of "Hard-Hittin' 81
Hunt
one Of the busiest men around
the Syracuse Hotel is DOoley Cooper
the Big -Four representative. The.
L. S. Ayres boys appeared in the
niftiest uniforms of the tourna-
ment. They we're decked out in
white flannel pants and white shirts.
Chris Rasmussen cleaned the 81
split during his team event.