The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-03
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BY BERNARD HARMON

With only few local leagues still
in action, the major attraction in
bowling circles over this weekend
will be the invasion of IL Indian
apolis teams on the State Tourna-
ment in progress at Terre Haute.
Tomorrow and Sunday eleven Of
this citys outstanding aggregations
will ring down the curtain on the
annual event, when they attempt to
wrest the top positions from the
present holders.
Cooks GOldblume, HoOsier Pete,
Polar Ice and Fuel Co. Underwood
Transfers, Russell Cafeteria, Mar
mon Harrington, Marott Shoe Co.,
Ko-We-Ba Brands, Vollmer Meats,
Hare Chevrolet and Fox Jail House
are the local fives who will see &C
ton on the closing days of the
tourney.
At the present time Dolan Cafes
of Huntington top the team stand
ings with 1894, Lou Daugherty and
Dan Abbott, indianapolis entrants
lead the doubles on 1910, and H.
Stages of Anderson with $50 holds
down first position in the singles
division.
A tournament that rivals most af-
fairs outside of the annual national
Journeys, opened in Louisville last
Saturday. Known as the Kentucky
Derby Festival Tournament, the
event carries a prize list of close to
$4,000, and has an entry of 1873 five
man teams, 269 pairs Of double part
ners and SAB individual shooters.
Top money in the team event is
$500, first place in the doubles pays
$3.50 the singles winner will get
$3.50 and the all-eventS champ will
be rewarded with 500. Gold med
ais will also be awarded to all top
finishers, and to the sponsor of the
winning five-man squad goes the
beautiful Twenty Grand" trophy.
Nine local teams will compete in
the event, which closes on May 10.
Cooks Goldblume, indianapolis Ho-
tel Association, Falls City Hi-Bru,
Hoosier Pete, DIX Gasoline, Fox
Jail House and Hitzelberger's Chick
en- Dinners will attempt to collect a
share of the huge prize fund on May
IL and u, while on May Is and 10
the Washington Hotel and Lions
Club Names will make their appear
ance in the rich event.
Among the half dozen leagues in action
last night Johnny Kiesel of the St. Philip
No. League posted the outstanding indi-
yidual total OF the evening, getting 655
ing with the NJ. C. Mescalls. his top count
gave that team three time win over the
opposing Berghof Beers. who had 562
count
The Sterling Beers, featuring Lou Meyer
at ga, also made a clean sweep Of their
series, Lyons Pharmacy being the victims.
Ed Remmeter with a sos was outstanding
for the losers. Barney Barnhorst. the coll
mark collecting a 6I4 as his Rosner Phar-
macy five dropped a pair to the Pittman-
RICE Coal team which was paced by Har-
6l5 led the Printcraft TO a two time win
over the Kaltenbach Five Charley Har-
blson'S $50 was the best individual series
Of the losers.
The Universal League rang down the
curtain on the 1934-35 season at PritchettS,
Dutch Masters finishing first over the ten
aggrega tons that make up the loop.
The Masters closed with a two-time win
over the Blue Point Service. featuring a
293l series from games of 9l2 1887 and
9S2; Bill Brunot with ga and Phil BiSesl
with 6l5 led the Masters in their final
nights performance.
Eagle Greek Nursery sported a pair of
honor shooters in Bob Kennedy and Neil
King. but the team was unable, to win a
over a single pin victory in the initial
game to make the clean sweep possible.
Kennedy had 6l6 and King sos. while Glib
Smith with an even 500 paced the Taverns
Polk Sanitary Milks also turned in a
three time victory. blanking the Louie's
individual series during the evenings pas
timing. and Hollenbaugh with COS featured
for the Mix team. Vollmer Bros. Meats
won twice from the Fadey-Birrs. Fat
honor count of the series. No 600'S APP
peared in the Coca Cola Heidenreich Flor
list tussle. won by the former to l.
Harry Wheeler. after 145 start. fired
games of POS and 246 to total 500 even
and lead the individual scoring of the
final session of the Industrial League at
the Indiana Alleys. Three other pas
Raw Cadick getting a SOB George Thoman.
597 and Herb Meier. 500.
BY winning twice over the Circle En-
Clnched its first place position. and closed
the season a. champions of the 14-team
circuit by margin Of single game.
Indianapolis Screw products' Prest- o-Lite
Battery No. .. Bixby. Indianapolis Rail-
ways and Maccabees trirle wins over the
IBndian,apolis Neys: y Strauss Indiana
and Peoples Motor Coach teams and