The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-18
Rose Tires Finish First
in Central SHAN Event
Winners Total 3278 With Aid of 120-Pin Handicap; Ted
Arnold Rolls 672 to Set Pace.

their regular: set last MondaGy, night on
Miller Tires connected for games of
1856, $50 and lit and a 1929 total, in the
night. Cooks Goldblumes failed to keep
pace with their record of the last few
This came in the indianapolis League on
Wednesday night, games of 1912 $50 and
1925 gaining them a 3Ol7 Cassidy Fuels
rolled games of 9O8 1045 and 1047 for
Four TOO individual totals found their
way to the score books during the five
days Walt Hickman topping the quartet
with 1873. gained through games of 298,
259 and 236: HIS total came during yg,. the tn
ington League. Tom Selmier OF, the Hill.
crest Country Club loop passed the zoo
Of bowling w when he edo dovetaiisd games 81
GsSaighiin on games of 222, isf and ss6
reached ~ his best total in several raj
in his final game, when he failed to con-
and final delivery: Bob Kelly had games
meet as4 With s t the 5 had 5or pin 76 his be e e
Side Business Mems League.
Several other FASTENERS neared the
coveted 700 mark. Owen Fancher Of the
Indianapolis Star League and Phil BiseSi
of the Indianapolis League being nearest
with series of 698 and 500. Other high
60o'S for the week came from Oscar
johnson Court House 6s7 Paul Cooper
(FraternaD 685. Jim Hymer auto Row
684, and Chuck Marley (St. Phillip No.
p 675. Markey also had 656 in the
Washington League.
Not to be outdone by the male kegelers,
the feminine FASTENERS set up a few
records of their own during their league
sessions. The Lathrop- Movers. Inc. during
hni NJ ladies
SRf s on ls GAMES OF I sss and n ZOOS 4S
both city season ESn records Bo%es Seal Fast
rolling in the same circuit. smashed out
2644 series
202. hung UP the best individual series OF
the week. Her 246 game gave her a tle
for high single game honor, in the Ladies ladies'
who swept 584 pins from the alleys during
the, Kernel Optical session OF Friday
Other outstanding individual perform;
ances came from Lillian Bunch, who had
With 5Si. and ID ANY Mcdaniel with 55i,
in the Ladies' Social. Mabel Fischer had
So nG and IA Afs shea no 592 in hs ed Kssnfl
season record. during her set.
BOWLINGRAMS: Link and Brill we're
victims of bad openers in the Reformed
Church. Walt Hickman eaSeo up
CITY cit q Of Indianapos were testing out Their
lungs at the Central. And how. are they?
o. K. says we. John Kleinhenz again
showed the boys a thing or two when
he led his Water Co. boys to a victory
in their match with the Junior c.. OF G
Al Bottin finally got over the hump
tbs T as N re napiR ond he chaymps
Chums with Eddie Behnke at his best. 80.
Where was Fuzz Hungate's usual 800:
Lucy Court lost chance to &c
places. with l48 start cor, Bob MaIien
Johns slowed down somewhat In last
Ffehkie appeafaf Barney Gabr abr IS fnana
iRo loop - Tom selmier was well pleased
with that 700-who wouldn't be? 4. No
that wasn't Jess Pritchett ST.. who lost 70
Joe Miller: Jess Sr. would never poodle
in a Match Game. How about you, Young
Jess? Doc Wilkens is getting in. good
shape for the A. B. Chit a pair of nice
totals last week. -. Bob Williams failed
to lead the State Life League as promised
ALL ABOARD FOR SYRACUSE
AND LET'S BRING THE 1896
A.B.C. TO INDIANAPOLIS!