The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-09

fair In event of a larger entry than
contemplated at present, the dates
will be extended in accordance.
Throughout the summer months
plans were laid by the INDIANAPOLIS
A. B. c. Tournament Corp. and as
the present season swung into &C.
ton, the foundation had been laid
and entries are now being received.
Paul Crozier. president of the
Tournament Co.; Henry Davis.
manager of the Convention Bureau.
director of the Tournament Corp.
and Herman Deupree, publicity di-
rector of the corporation, were
guests of the Indianapolis Hotel
Association last week and laid plans
Tor the cooperation of that aSsocia-
ton in making the classic a success.
The hotel men expect to establish
attractive rates for visiting pinmen
and lend their support in the ell
terlng Of teams in the event.
Ticket Sales Surprise
Harold Koch. chairman of the
ticket committee, reports an unex-
pected demand in the advance sale
OF the special exclusive tickets at
special reduced prices. Both gen
eral admission and box seat season
tickets are now on sale and local
keglerS are grabbing them as fast
as Koch can get them out.
which for many years has support Cd
the tenpin game. has cash on hand
for entry fees for ten teams. accord
ing to Ed Won Burg. the games big
geSt booster among the employees Of
the read. He advises that teams
from all over the Middle West are
planning to compete in the bis
event and that two full squad.
of teams will participate in a bis
Pennsylvania Railroad Night"
Norman Hamilton. City Association
-Hcretary. has sent out an appeal for al
leagues 10 send in their sanctions as Soor
as possible Hamilton is also secretary
extra pressure has been Keeping him
ouSy o. late. He is DESTROYS Of setting 4
new record for sanctioned leagues in this
cliN. ana IS confident that all loops vii
lend their co-oreration TO effect Such !
record Applications for sanction should
0e sent in by league secretaries at once.
a new face Will appear among the
alley managers Of the city this Season
hlSSel Miller having been appointed IL
la SS.,, over the Delaware Alleys.
ago from Cincinnati. has been ore Of the
outstanding keglers Of the CITY. and hi,
experience IN the tcn-pn game Should
Dan l4 h Abbo, fFe 2dl. IN filing the shoes Of
-.Ssiilent Who resigned TO take another
tbsSs Inns column extends to both
IN their new fields - i-'
NliAer nrst announcement as aIlev
.i.aHSSer' was that his Delaware Allevs are
sEalIao pie Tor leagues on Monday and Fri
oS4lng him al Lincoln oI59.
BOWLINGRAMS - Barney Galbrestb
promoter deluxe around the W r New
man Co made his seasons debut in the
MaShington League Friday night with 4
Coal CO. team in the new outtitSs STre
crew. proving that Clarence Mag C tbs
little manager. lets no grass grow under
MS ieet Carl Hardin was busy
wednesday night fguring his total "Resi
jess" said the rotund mauier. Lon
FahF2ach was OF 10 bad start but he
sure recuperated Harold Williams
smaesed out nice total in the Inter
mediate. Watch nv smoke he foId
The Gas House bows. Henry Runch
should rave the best OF the bows in his
.sr4t Sc so1 arguments He cracked ont a
81 IN Ia Washington Johnnv Hines
mas he same old team With a brand new
name. but he saws the team is greatly I'M
proved AID viii win plenty OF games this
season 95e fro-, Ca-Sor 4, 49,
Par-Wav No. was the hest si-gle game
OF the weeE That Polk Mix loon is
Soing 20 he a dandy. Secretary Fo'ien-
na'rA advises that the hovs are all he,
m Bill Sarrent saws TIE game
~ St Phillips are ''raring 10 CO.. well
thew 80 tonight oscar Bshren's
=. X ssvS the popular south-sider
Webb Wallace IS we'll pleased with hts
huge Industrial IesEle nice going Webb
SHOOT IN YOUR BoWLINGRAMs.