The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-09

Falls City i've un-
leasheo a savage attack on the
naples that netted it 3089 total, "a
pins better then the second place
Pabst Blue Ribbons of New York
City. The new leaders, paced by
Joe Fulton's TIA, used games OF
1893, 1909 and 1048 in reaching the
pinnacle Carl Hardin contributed
q 623, Ray Robertson, 615, Fred
Mounts, 578, and Charles Cray, $50.
Southern Pacific Mineralitos Of
San Francisco. crossing alleys with
the Brus, totaled 1909 in their trio
of games, but the series was several
pins short of the top ten. Ernie
Goetschmann was the high scorer
of the quintet with a CAT.
Teams in action on the final five
man squad failed to turn in a score
that would place them among the
leaders, although pair of Chi
cago entries passed the $500 mark.
Monte Cristo No. /, aided by 1912
middle game, tailed 1858, while
Monte Cristo No. 2 rolled consist
emily to reach 1906 in their series.
Murphy in All-Events Lead
Murphy, the 21-year- old youth
who few years ago learned his
strikes and spares as pin setter
at the ST. Philip Alleys, swept aside
all opposition as he crashed the
naples for three big totals to reach
the top in the all-events standings.
He followed his 685 team total of
Tuesday night with series of 682
in the doubles and 500 in the singles
for an aggregate of zoos. Don
Johnson, his doubles partner, turned
in a Sol and the duo's 1868 proved
the top score of the doubles COM
binations in action during the day.
Fox, son of the famed Frank and
brother of Larry. captain of the
Bowes Sealfast team, which is in
seventh place in the team standings,
is another East Side product. Ray
mond has been firing at the naples
for number of years, but was never
rated among the city's topnotchers.
Yesterdays 1913, that gained him
the high place in the singles was
the second 700 total Of mis- pin ca
reer. He arrived at the big series
through games OF 202, 248 and 278.
Local Aces on Program
Three members of the Cook ouin-
tet turned in brilliant totals, John
son having 682, John Fehr a 676
and Lee Carmin $40. The top
scorers of the visiting pinmen on
the daylight individuals program
were Sam Piraino of Syracuse, N.
Y, and Jack Reed of Hamilton, O.,
with 659s, and j. Sasso of Pueblo.
Col, with 653.
Tonlghts tourney program is again
dotted with crack aggregations from
various parts of the country. Local
teams also are slated for action. and
among them will be found pin spill
ers who have been active in the
game over a long span of years, as
we'll as some of the city's leading
scorers.
Lieber Brewers, one of the city's
topnotch quintets, is scheduled to
see action on alleys 10 and 20 on
the 8:15 shift. Included in the
teams lineup are Mel King. Leo
Ahearn, Dad Hanna, John Blue and
Earl Goodhue, all known as scor-
ing aces in the indianapolis and
Washington Leagues, of which they
are members. Crossing alleys with
the locals will be the famous Pabst
Blue Ribbons of Chicago, captained
by Eddie Krems, ex-A. B. G. dou-
bles champion. The Windy City
five Is to try its luck on the tour
ney naples with the following line
up: Krems, Adolph Carlson. Herb
Frietag, Ernie Schanz and Eddie
Zajac.
Bryson's Veterans Roll
Every real bowling fan in In
dianapolis is expected to turn out
to pay tribute to Robert (Bob) Bry-
son as he leads his Columbia Club
veterans to alleys 81 and 80 on the
early squad. Three members of
the quintet, Marshall Levy, Bill
Cooper and Al Leep. along with
Bryson rolled on the same team in
the 1908 tournament, staged in
Tomlinson Hall.
BrySon has served as president of
the Bowling Congress and has been
recognized nationally as one of the
games greatest boosters. Levy. in
1907, won the A. B. c. individuals
championship.
Another city veteran, Frank Fox,
also Is carded on the early shift.
He is captain of the Kings Indiana
Billiards, who will cross alleys with
Bryson's team. Fox has missed but
two of the So annual A. B. C. tour
naments and is usually "'in the
money" when payday arrives.
Joe Bodis, who has the highest A.
B. @. average for the last ten years
Is on tonight's program. He is a
member of the Great Lakes Truck
ing OF Cleveland. James Giblin. an
other member OF the team, along
with Bodts were members of Herbie's
Indians. 1924 five-rnan rhorr;o,,-