The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-03

in the same building with the
tournament alleys.
THE use of the exposition build
ing eliminates the crowded condi-
tons that usually prevail at A.
B. c. tournaments" said Baumgar-
ten.
Harold Koch, chairman of the
corporations ticket committee, re-
ported that the sale of the special
three for 81 admission tickets was
far in advance of his expectations.
Many local firms are buying the
"cut rate" ducats in blocks of 100.
Alley managers, who are handling
the sales in the various bowling
establishments, reported sell-outs
early last night and besieged tour
ney headquarters for new supplies.
With the unexpected rush for the
tickets, officials look forward to
staging the tourney before the
largest crowds in its history.
TESS PRITCHETT SIR. picked out
81 his favorite spot, the Optimist
League, and fired another of his
bullying 700 totals last night. "The
Old Maestro" opened at 202 and
then unleashed strike after strike
for games of III, 278 and a 1871
total.
Charlie McCahill, who last week
outscored the veteran pin mauler for
the loop honors, emerged from last
nights session with GAL, which was
good for runnerup position. Art
Mundt had the only other honor
count of the session, 500.
In the team matches Pritchett's
Kickers nabbed an easy shutOut VIC
tory over the Speeders, Mundt's
Springers outscored McCahill's Stiffs
twice and the Shooters took an odd
game decision over Pills. The cir
cult was rolled at the Pritchett al
legs.
GEORGE GOODWIN, the hustling
VI fireman who is organizing the
80 Indianapolis Fire Dept. teams
for the coming A. B. c., is
teaching many of the Smoke
eaters" the finer points of the pin
game, and just to prove to them
that he really knows what it's all
about, ne tossed 681 series IN
last nights session of the F'raternal
League to take city-Wide runner
up honors of the evening.
Games of 227, 204 and $50 netted
Goodwin his brilliant series, the
only 600 turned in during the loops
session, held at the Illinois. His
Rerghoff Beers found the top count
useful in their triple win over
Teeter's Drugs, the only shutout of
the evening. j. D. Adams, Schweg-
man Grocery, Indiana Candy and
Tobacco, Sterling laundry, O'Con-
nels Grille and Gaseteria won
twice over A. & P. Bakery, Ellis
Trucking, Emma Jettic Shoes, Sell
mier Towel, Indianapolis Reed Co.
and Chick Roush in other matches.
TINE leading individual perform
L ance of the season III the
Evangelical League was turned in
by George Burck during last nights
session of the loop at the Pritchett
Alleys. Games of 246, 204 and 230
gained him a $50. Three other
FASTENERS passed the 600 mark dur
ing the evening, Bill Brehob and Bill
Noffke tossing 626s and Paul STRIFE
beck a GOT. In the team clashes,
Yanks, Dodgers and Pirates BANKED
Browns, Cardinals and Indians,
while double victories were taken by
Cubs, Tigers, Reds and Red Sox over
Athletics, Senators, Giants and
White SoX.
Individual scores of the South Side Bust
ness Mems League at the Fountain Square
were not as lofty as usual. but the Bake
& Vans DIX Service, with trio of its
members over the 900 mark, assembled the
top team total of the city. Joe Danna's
6S7, George Kahrs GA and Bob Wuensch S
500 featured the teams 300S from games
of 973, 949 and 1886. which was good for
a double victory over Heidenreich Flor
lists. Bill Hohlt was high scorer for the
losers with 642.
Ed stevenson totaled 6i6, to nab the
loops solo honors and when Bernie Burch
Joined him with a $780, Cliff Meier Coal Co.
turned in a tvo-game win over Newman
CIV Beer, which had Carl Mindachs Sol
as its best contribution. The Sehott broth
ers gave Tydol Gasoline a sweep of its
series over Koch Furniture, Eddie totaling
Gil and Clarence. 607. stahlhut jewelers.
also turned in a shutout victory Braden-
Sutphin Inks being their victim.
Trinity and Second Reformed No. were
victorious over the shutout route in the
Reformed Church matches at Pritchett's,
Emmanuel No. / and Emmanuel No TAX
ing the shellackings. Odd-game decisions
were taken by First Reformed No. I. First
Reformed No. 2. st. Pauls and Second
Run No l. Emmanuel No. 8, Pleasant Run
No. and Second Reformed No. in other
team clashes. Billie Grauel with SAT,
Charlie Cray With 638 and Lou Held with
sos were the top soloists.
y
In the Indianapolis Stars session at
Gillock divided the solo honors, each
tossing $685.. Jack Innis hit 600 IN the
nose for the only other honor count of
the afternoon Only two team matches
were completed ROLES Printing and Moser
Specials winning two games each from
Mailers No. l and Agates. Wrong Fonts
and Five Stars were unopposed.
A pair of honor totals were turned in
during their session at the Fountain
Square Alleys. Jackson had a 629 and. Rob-
inson a sos Browns and Tans nabbed
shutouts over Colds and Cardinals and