The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-06
A.B.C. ActiOn
Due to Shake
Up Standings
289 Score Is Posted by
Zeno Pucci; Minor
Changes Made.
BY BERNARD HARMON


changes among the 10 leaders are
expected Two squads are sched-
uled. one at 3:15 and the other at
1915.
On the opening squad Andy Vari-
papa, enc of the greatest pin spill
ers of all time, is slated to perform
or alleys IL and IL with the Reeves
Manufacturing Co. OF Dover, o.
Varipapa. known as trick shot
artist, recently starred in the mo-
ton picture Strikes and Spares
But the illustrious Italian does not
conflne his starring to the pictures
alone, for he has carved his name
in the bowlers hall Of fame with
his scoring accomplishments.
Rivaling the great Andy for
popularity on the initial squad will
be the He'll Quality Products of
Milwaukee, national match cham
pions, which has probably the
greatest array of stars ever assem-
bled by one team. A glimpse at
the names of the teams members
is all real pin fan needs to know
the caliber of a scoring that may
be expected when these boys face
the naples on alleys Is and 16.
Milwaukee Aces to Show
Hank Marine, rated at his best
In flye-man competition, and a
great scorer when the going is the
toughest. Is numbered among the
He'll shooters. He has always been
great match bowler and is one of
the most colorful performers in the
game. Billy Sixty, Golf and Bowl
Ing Editor of a Milwaukee news
paper, is one of the practice what
you preach type, for he is a star
at the great outdoor game, as we'll
as a top notcher of the strike and
spare paStime. A glance at records
OF past A. B. c. tournaments will
divulge the accomplishments of Gil
Bunker
In the 1888 meet of the Congress,
he totaled 2060 over the nine-game
route, and the total today stands as
an A. B. c. all-events record. In
the same tourney, he and Frank
Benkovic as doubles partners,
scored a l4l5 total which is also an
all-time tourney mark. Crossing
\ alleys with the famous Milwaukee
outfit will be WINS Cookies of Phil
adelphia, starring Anthony Novak
and Warren Chadwick, one of the
highest scoring combinations in the
East
"Bsckup" Star Scheduled
When the Arrow Rock and Rye
quintet OF st. Paul opens fire at
the pins on alleys 10 and 20 at
1918, numbered among it's per-
formers will be found Jimmy
Mitchell. recognized in tenpin cir
Giles as the greatest "back-up ball"
bowler in the game. Another star
aggregation slated to see action on
the No. 2 squad is r. S. Jacobs Gulf
Refiners of Ashatbula, o.
Two Chicago teams we're today
listed among the ten leaders of the
flve-man event. Monarch Beers and
Baby Ruth Candy. rolling on the
second shift last night took over
fourth and eighth place, respectively,
No other changes were chalked up
by the remaining 1876 aggregations
in action over the weekend.
Windy City Teams High
The Monarchs used games of $50
1866 and 1917 for a 3042 total that
: gained them the high position. Dick
| Winsberg starred AS the quintet
amaSsed their brilliant series, counts
of 244, l91 and 248 netting him a
$50. Lester Fuller contributed a
628. George Morrison a 500, Leo
Fsetz $50 and Herb LANCE ssh. The
Candy team. with Bishop at 662 and
Theel at 635, tossed games of 976,
p72 and 1905 for 1858
Closing with a 1040 game, A. C.
Lipp Five of Buffalo outscored all
teams in action on the 8:l5 squad.
The two Held entries from Column
bus, Ohio made credible showings,
although they failed to reach the
big ten" of the standings. The
Held Funeral Directors assembled q
2795 in their trio of games while
the Held Undertakers finished one
pin behind with 2794.
Teams in action Saturday night
failed to produce much champion
ship scoring, Champagne Velvet of
Kansas City topping all aggrega-
tions with a 1888 Waldorf Samp-
son Brau with 1851. Nicks Fender
e. Body Co of Akron with 1855,
Wienecke Fords of Saginaw, Mich,
with 1850 and Alvin Hotel, of Tulsa,
Okla, we're other high scoring Ave-
somes.
Few Minor Event Changes
Two days of bombarding by minor
entrants failed to develop a score
big enough to dislodge any of the
first placers. One change, however,
was made in the top ten of the
doubles, singles and two in the all
events standings. Rolling on the
1890 shift Saturday afternoon.
Steve Owens and Walter Schultz, a
Chicago pair, connected for series
of 642 and CAS- that Melted them an
aggregate of 1887, which was good
for ninth place in the standings.
owens. after opening with a Isl,
scared to 2l2 and then connected
|, his strikes for 81 279 nightcap.
Schultz had games of 212, 245 and
1877.
Fred Leek. Cleveland kegeler, tied
for ninth place in the individual
standings when he combined counts
of 265, 1874 and 233 for coz during
Saturdays matinee session. After
pounding the naples for a 627 in his
five-man appearance. Jake Smith.
of Detroit, turned in a 624 doubles
series and a 645 singles total for an
1896 that gave him ninth place in
the all-events race.
PUGET Trims in Record Game
The highest single game score of
the tournament. 2Ss, was turned in
by Zeno PUGET. of Kansas City, in
his doubles series of yesterday. He
opened with a spare. tossed 10 con-
secutive strikes and then toppled