The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-25
Women s Tenpin Tourney
to Open at Pritchett s
66 Teams to Compete in Annual Event of City Group
"BoWIers' Roundup at Atheneaum Tonight
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
TINE seventeenth annual tourna-
l. ment of the Indianapolis Wom-
ems Bowling Association is to get
under way at the Pritchett Alleys
at $50 tonight. Sixty-six teams are
entered in the event, 10 in Glass A,
20 in Glass B and 81 in Glass c.
Action over the weekend will find
all of the Class G teams facing the
naples, along with several of the B
entries. Class A teams and the re-
mainder of the B aggregations will
occupy the drives over the week end
of Feb. /.
Gold medals will be awarded to
winners of each event in Glass A,
silver to winners in Glass B and
bronze to winners in Glass G. The
tourney is in charge of Lucy Court
president, and Annetta Crane, Sec
rotary of the organization.
A complete schedule for today and
tomorrow will be found at the bot
tom of this column.
TINE second annual "BOwlers
l. Roundup" sponsored by the In
dianapolis Bowling Association, is
to be held at the Atheneaum to-
night. Festivities are to get under
way at and large turnout is ex-
pected.
Walker Winslow is president OF
the Association, Norman Hamilton,
secretary treasurer, and Guy Ruth
erford, chairman of the committee
on arrangements.
DIN snipers, cunning for big
l. totals on local alleys last night,
found the Washington and Foun-
tain Square Recreation Leagues to
be their happy hunting grounds.
Carl Hardin and his Falls City
Hi-Brus were the outstanding scor-
ers of the evening. Performing in the
Fountain circuit, Hardin, with 500 on
games of 204, $50 and 256 copied
city-wide solo honors Ray Rober-
son, Red Mounts and Charley Cray,
with series of 632, 629 and 608,
joined Hardin in boosting the Bru ag-
gregation to a 3073 which was
good for an odd-game decision over
Flap Jacks, who missed the 5000
mark by three pins. Carl Mindach'S
657 and Oscar Behrens' GOT featured
for the Jacks, who tossed games of
$50, 1853 and 1914 The winning
BruS had games of 1925, 997 and
1851.
Cooks Goldblumes failed to
amass their usual big total, but
they caught the opposing. Sterling
Beers in a slump and won three
games. Don Johnson was the only
600 shooter of the match. He had
629. Led by Jack Hunts $50,
Acetylene Products also won
through a shutout, Chas. DENLY
Cigars being their victim. The
winners opened with a 1909. Al
though outscored by Bowes Seal
Fast, Lieber Lager grabbed a pair
Of victories. With Dan Abbott at
686 and Larry Fox at 624, the
BoweS closed with 1850 that
boosted them to a 1884, while the
Layers, with Fred Schleimer's 500
as their best, totaled 2849.
Sixteen individuals posted 900 totals
during the Washington session at the
Illinois. and when the Hy-Red Gasoline
aggregation furnished a quartet of the
honor counts it nabbed team honors with
soSs. Henry Bunch with CAS-, Bob Kelley
and Charley Mahoney with. cess. and
Justin Forsythe with 600 formed the
bombing squad ef the Reds. who used
games Of 1909, 1855 and 974 for their top
count. The brilliant scoring won them
an easy three-time victory over Illinois
Five.
Lieber Brewers gave the Reds a merry
chase for the honors, when games of 991,
995 and 1850 Melted them 1896 and
shutout victory over PennzoiI. Earl Good
hue's 643, Jimmy Hurts go. John Blues
602 and Neil Kings sos proved big boost
to the Lieber's, but their victims shared
in some Of the glory by furnishing the top
soloist Of the evening. Myron Newlin
turned In games of lis, eel and a6s for
a 664
Other teams winning over the shutout
apiece to accomplish their fetes. Newt
Werner's GAG and Frank Liehtae's SIT save
the Max Patton Cafes sweep over
Hoosier Casualty. while Ernie Heilman's
647 and Gene Rufus 500 aided Capitol
Ice IN banking Falls City Layers Paced
by Fhil Seyfried's 609 the leading j. E.
Kernel Opticals won twice over Coca
Cola. H. E. Schmitt Insurance was also
an odd game winner. Grunows being the
victim. Fred Meyer with 600 was best
Tor the winners. while Kirt Lieber's 653
easily topped the scoring of the losers
In the remaining team match Earl Bright
tossed CSC for his Mccarthy Furni-
lures; who took two-time beating from
Board of Trade.
n
SteSsrt-Carey Glass Co. and Brandt
Bros. tins top teams of the Construction
League, protected their one-two positions
tnTough triple victories in last nights
gsthering OF the loop at the Pritchett
Alleys The Stewards won from Modern
home 1nsulators while Brandts BANKED
Wm. P. Jungclaus Co.. Railroadmen's
Building and Savings Assn. and Spickel-
meier Fuel and Supply also won over the
shutout route, Mcclure & Shook and Hayes
Bros. taking the beatings. Harry c. Ent
Material was halted once by H. Lieber Co.
N the remaining clash. Leading soloists
OF the session were Ted Arnold with GAS.
Kirt Lieber with sos. Abbott with COS and
locchle&wnh COS.