The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-14

City Hi-Brus. a lo46 in the Fountain
Square Reccreation, and the Gregory d
ers during. the past week. with a sol
series. coming from games Of 1877 2l7 and
lg7 IN the Block Optical League Session on
5s5 series. Dorothy ' Fins 1 576 total in
the weeks runnerup. honors. Other note
worthy totals came from Murle HAYS who
had 500 in, the Block Optical; and Mrs
throp Meyers. 1888. which included a 900
game. was the best team total of the
week.
by '2 cRsFne af Ieas Is O aREc boT
at the Fountain. Square Alleys every
Thursday night At the present time the
with % victories and II losses. In second
place rests the Ssllters TavernS with a
scOTd Of e and 10 lost The
them Undecided because of a postpone
ment are in third place on Is wins and
the rear of the first division, being. in
losses. Other teams and their won and
lost records are: Fountain Square Furnl-
ture. won 81 lost "a; Wizard Machines,
won 20. lost 25; Lauck Funeral Home. won
Harold Dwenger holds the seasons three
game total record. 665 series placing
him at the TOP Bill owens posted Seen the he
connected for a 264 recently. The Foun-
tain Square Furnitures have a $50 game
effort of the season among the eight
teams. Weber Milks with. 2756 lead the
team three-game totals division.
At the Central Alleys next Saturday and
Sunday. the second doubles sweepstakes
of the season will be staged. and if the
event proves as popular as the recent
should participate AS in all previous
house tournaments the tourney will be
handicap affair: teams to receive cs; Two Two
bined league averages and 400.
Entries are being, received by Russell
loving the precedent adopted BY the Alley
Owners Atssociatlon6 an no entde$ WI pc pc
The 286 game rolled in the St. Philip
No. 2 League last THURSDAY night and
by c. P. Hornberger and not by Eddie
Print Kraft team Of the st. Philip. No. 2
week Eddie bowls in the St. Philip No.
l League.
BOWLINGRAMS: How about letting
me use my ball. Mr.. Pagan" said Dan
Abbott to Tom Pagan after. the two boys
took a walloping in a doubles match at
the Delaware George Goodwin has
been searching for special score-keeper:
Cant get any wood with the one we
have now" said George. Joe Walls
in condition for his bowling. Doc
Starrett says one pin is "a-plenty" on
spare Charlie M Arthur has added
several new pupils to his school: Jess
Roe says that he has to bear down now
a-days- to get any place in the Rough
more" said Harold Rushaupt to Harold
Seal Have to get something easier" :;
That Lark in the Citizens Gas League at
the Fountain should join up with, the
BRIDES he's been flying high of
late. Beerbower, after getting the best
game of his career. coasted on his laurels
in the Newman League last week
The boys from 1rvington finally snapped
out of it and won three games in the
saws that he'll be the next one to roll
300. .. Tom Brown is about Que for
Certainly 81 Stopped 1d' the Uptown boys last
Wednesday night. but as Joe Penner SAYS,
still on his 500 rampage Oscar
BehrenS worked too hard on his tourna-
ment TO get much wood last week but
f9qS Ou 70 's Shine at the FOUNTAIN yeser
day, but they got their usual 6Q0's earlier
Iean riddT KingP and his 6OO's? -.
BRING THE 1886 ABC TO INDIANAPOLIS.