The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-06

(Indianapolis), 1906; seventh, Held
enreich Florists (UniversaD, 5000;
eighth, Falls City Hi-Bru (Fountain
Square Recreation), 3199; ninth, l..
S. Ayres Gndianapolis), 3171. and
tenth, Hilgemeier Packers (Pritch-
EFT Recreation), 1856. Hugh O'Gara
with 654 starred for the Heiden-
reichs; Red Mounts set the pace Tor
the Hi-Brus with $50; Don McNew's
649 was tops for the Ayres quintet;
a COS from Pieper proved big help
to the Packers. and Charley Tyner
with a 279 finish totaled 664 for the
Set-Ups.
Prizes will be distributed as soon
as all score sheets and handicaps
are checked. The event, which was
staged by Oscar Behrens, manager
at the South Side establishment,
drew an entry of 102 teams.
Three nights of league sessions during
the past week brought out an array of
Sbboss topping al gsoIoIsts Wiz SOS II
session of Friday night He had games of
225. 214 and 259 to set the pace.
Three other leaders OF the Abbreviated re1ita
Lee Carnlin tossing SOL for runnerup
was good for third and Jess Prtchett sr.
$50; Carl Mindach Diamond Chain. 679;
Mems. 679; John Fehr. (Printcraft), 672;
John Murphy South Side Business, Mems.
666; Leonard e Binnlon NORTH Side Busi.
Side Business Mems 661; Al Menges In
dustrial, $50; Clayt Cullen Mutual Mix,
SIS, and Walt English Big Four. $50
on a 3l41 posted in its Fountain Square
Recreation ssppeasarnance , The team had ad
Spot SPOT Cooks GoidblHme turned in "a $3.50
during the same session to take the run
nerup honors. No other teams passed the
5000 mark.
One Of the citys most popular pas
timers, Lou Daugherty, may be on the
sidelines for the remainder of the sea-
son. Lou. member of the Bowes Seal
fast team, has an optical infection and
is battling to retain sight of his left eye.
His many friends in tenpin circles are
pulling for his recovery and hope to find
him on the firing line sooner than is ex-
pected.
Paul stemm also is among the missing.
split thumb forcing him out of activity.
Inc neaVy nltt1ng kegelef expects TO ne
ready for action within . week or ten
days.
BOWLINGRAMS:. Joe lyman got away
TO bad start in his City Hall League
appearance, but tossed a nice pair of 1885
to show the boys he could do It. Army
Armstrong took liking to laos in the
Service Club session. Jess Smythe
again showed the way for his state High
way rivals. -. Joe Danna took 100
2o3 to l33. Why Joe Charley Cray
also took dive after lacking up pair
Of double centuries. And while were
diving. Oscar Behrens didn't do so bad.
from 245 to 100.
Pardon US. Clarence Schneider, we'll
take time out to mention that 625. better
late than never. you know. Bob
Scott tossed a nice series in that match
game Saturday night. !. q. The Silver
Circle Bars are all set to win three games
Carl BUsseiIes in the Big Four IS not near
his weight. After mentioning the flops
taken in the Fountain gathering
over the weekend we should give
little attention to the ..skyrocketS boys
and the honors go to Miller. the Gas Co.
kegeler, who tossed an 81 in the middle
game and then scored 23S in his final.
And Holt of the Fulton Hosiery
Knockdowns, from 100 to 225 A5C
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