The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-29

The Indianapolis aggregation of
feminine bowlers competing in the
Women's International Bowling
Congress tournament, now in prog
ress in Chicago, failed to land a top
berth in any of the various events.
Many of the local competitors,
however, posted series that should
land them well up in the final
standings, and pay them a nice slice
of the SIS 5000 prize melon. Blanche
Mass and Bertha Tourney were we'll
up in the doubles standings, having
collected at 1887 in their appearance
in this event. The latter led the
scoring on games of 1872, 159 and 213
for 554, while Mas totaled 500 on
games of 174, 162 and 1877
In the singles event. Dorothy
Pyle collected a $50 that should
place her high up in the final stand
ings, while Irene Mahoney scored
a 551 that should also prove to be
pay position. Few other individu-
ais passed the 500 mark during their
appearance in this event.
Falls City Beers placed high
in the team standings with a 1852
total. Hotel Lincoln which flies the
banner of Lathrop- Meyer, Inc, in
local leagues fired a 1907 in it's APP
pearance, the total proving second
best among the local entries.
Indianapolis BOWERS, who in their
appearance in the annual state
tournament at Terre Haute last
week placed among the first 10 in
the standings of the various events,
found themselves showed down fol-
lowing yesterdays assaults CT other
state aggregations.
The L. S. Ayres and H. c. Emf
Material teams, who held sixth and
seventh positions were pushed to
eighth and ninth over the week
end. The two-man teams of Lou
Daugherty-Dan Abbott and Arch
Heiss-John Murphy held the two
top berths in the doubles event, but
the Kromer-Se duo who had
previously been fifth were almost
showed out of the picture, being rel
egated to the 10 position.
Ray Robertson is the only local
kegler among the top 10 of the
individual standing. He now stands
fourth. Leo Ahearn was showed
down two nOtches in the all-events
lineup, dropping from second to
fourth. Lou Daugherty also found
himself two positions lower than on
the previous weekend, changing
from fourth to sixth
Other Indianapolis teams will
compete next Saturday and Sunday
the final days of the event. and they
are hopeful of wrestling the leading
positions from the present occu-
pants.
With half OF the city's various leagues
IN oblivion as the result OF their schedules
being completed. FASTENERS Of the few loops
still IN action produced some nifty scor-
Seven teams reached 1000 during the FIVE
GAYS OF action, Gregory. & Appel again
1912, 9ss and 1000 The team garnersd its
top count IN the indianapolis League
The Marott Shoe Co. of the Washington
League was one pin behind TIE Gregorvs
having collected a 1869 during the loops
session of Frids~ night The Shoe team
had games OF 1866 I020 ar eS3
DIX Gasoline, performing in the Fnun-
taln SQUARE Recreation circuit on Friday
night reached S058 in its three tries
Heidenreich Florists had a 1898 in the
South Side Business Mems Indianapolis
Hotel Association had 1925 in the Indian
apohs. Cooks Goldblume hit for 30i7 in
the Fountain Square Recreation and In
dianapoliS Candy and Tobacco had 3002 in
the ST. Philip No /
Chuck Marker combined games of 22o
2S4 and 25S for a 7l2. to top the indi-
Nioual scoring performances of the week
his biz series came during the St. Philip
No League session of Thursday night
Joe Danna and Eddie Striebeck were in
striking distance OF the coveted 700 mark.
but each fell short six pins hating at 694
Dana rolled his series in the Uptown
Recreation, while Striebeck gathered his
in the Indianapolis
other outstanding keglers during the
week were Red Mounts fountain Square,
66S. Lorenzo WeiSSman Lions Club SIS.
Washington. SIS. Charley GRAY Foun-
tain Square,. 67l. Phil BieSesi South Side
Business Mem. So Oscar Behrens South
Side Business Mems, 669, and Earl Davis
xii Lily, SIS.
FASTENERS Of the feminine ranks failed
to produce any 500 totals as they had
done in the previous two weeks, a sos
from Imri,a IF O1f5cef