The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-14
Pin Leaders Speed Drive
for City A. B. c. Entries
Mobilization of 1000 Teams Is Goal of Tourney Officials;
Johnny Murphy Rolls 1876 Series

emerged as the top scorer of the Optimist
through games Of 22o Si7 and Ss4p f fTisRs
threat consisted of a $40. All team
route. Stiffs, Shooters and Speeders win
ming from Kickers, Springers and Pills.
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Little had been heard of Paul Striebeck
IN the last few weeks. but he jumped
back into sprominence last, night when he
evangelical League rivals. as they went
won his Reds three over the
appeared during, the evening, Al Menges
one win over Cardinals YanEs turned
Senators. and Browns nabbed two timer;
from Indians White Sox and Cubs.
In the Lions Club gathering at the Ant
lers. Alleys Whiskers and Hides roared
loudest, turning in shutout victories over
earned two-to-ones over Teeth and Claws
Top. solo honors of the evening went to
Durbin, who assembled 622 in his trio
The combined attack of Dan Hackerd
and Charley Cray was too much for the
Emmanuel No. and it dropped all three
games to First Reformed No. in the Re-
formed League matches at the Pritchett
Alleys. Hackerd had 637 that topped
all individual scoring, while Cray turned
in GOA in his three games. The only
other 600 of the evening was rolled
by Paul Weishaar, who in pacing Inn
manuel No. 1 in its sweep over Trinity,
totaled COS.
Other team series resulted in triple vic
tories for Pleasant Run No. and Second
Reformed No. l over Second Reformed
No. and St. Paurs and two-time wins
for Second Reformed No. 2 and Emmanuel
No. over Pleasant Run No. 1 and First
Reformed No. 2.
The all-important battle for first place
N the Indianapolis Automotive League at
the Antlers Alleys failed to materialize
poned its series with Indiana Wheel and
Kim. The latter team holds a slight edge
eve oyer the : Gull Cuttings for the top spot. In
closed in on the two, first-pIace rivals with
Tom To- Brown featured the series with a
Io IInia Of the gathering. Marmon-
ana Wfeckers Cherry 1910 nabbed an odd
matches.
Results Res Of Of the Transportation League
and Chicago & Northwestern as three
Ilme winners over Pennsylvania Railroad,
indianapolis Union and Indiana Railroad
ana New York Central and Illinois Central
as two-game yictors over Baltimore &
Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio. Individual
Coillns through GOT series.
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New pins proved harder to knock down
than German soldiers. claimed the boys
of the Service League after their session
at the Parkway Alleys last night The
Top sharpshooters of the evening were
Karl Nessler and Cliff Wagner, who
turned in series of $50 and $50. The only
three-game winner of the gathering was
Ride the Interurban, its victim being
Central Motor Parts. other series resulted
In two to one wins for Bayuk PhiIlies,
Capitol Lumber, Grown Laundry, City Sc
curities and Republic Coal g. Coke over
Pacific Mutual, Levinson Hats, MetropoIi-
tan Coal. Midwest Fuel and indianapolis
Morris Plan.
Leading. soloists. of other loop gatherings
were were; Indianapolis al Star lPritGhett'sl, 3.
Brunsma, 563; North Side Business Mems
Parkway lockwood. SIT; Kiwanis I'm
diana). Townsend, SIS; st. Joan of Arc
uptown, O'Connor Sr., 557: Uptown
Ladies Uptown, NJ. Digger, $50; Linco
lIndiana), Frye. SAB: Polar Ice & Fuel
Central, G. Hardin, 578; Gibson Co.
illinois,. Geishani, SIS; City Hall Cen
traD, Reilly. SGT; Indiana Bell Telephone
(Centrall. Buley. 5s7; Baltimore g. Ohio
(Indianal. White Sis.
The second annual sBowlers Roundup.
sponsored by the Indianapolis Association,
is to be held at the Athenaenm, Saturday
night, Jan. IS. Purpose of the gathering
Is TO give bowlers, Of the city a chance to
become acquainted.
Refreshments viii be served throughout
the evening and the admission price will
be 81 a person.
Last years affair drew a large al
tendance and officials of the association
are preparing for q big turnout in the
coming event.