Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 April 1921 — Page 15

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2g£lE£ r ’S TOURNEY |9E& SATURDAY iJYj S^* T Tond <‘>tJ tournament "f t.b“ eads Women's Bowling Assoctaopen Saturday evening at 3JW ar will continue until late SunBering. The event will be held at rtlf >* al alleys. JfSnfl 7- five-women teams, twentyan.! forty-e ght single KMT have eut( fed the meet it u\ that some high scores will be r"C*B up. as there are some excellent •WSs among the women's teams. first team will take the alleys <- team following at oVi.j.-k double will take the 2 o'clock .Sundae ■ifterunoii. tee running through until the last team takes the floor at 10:13 BmC& asUnday night. MO.Nb, 1. April 1. The Maher HER|tic<u! Wilson t Tea to rs will represent SyPfite and at th“ Indiana State bowling HBSyfibUCei t to be held at I hdianapolls. PQSL 1 to Mar 8 ‘iaher team wlil take Its regular ffjP wtab h is Maher. Mer-'urto. Kay. Zeyen. Way will make the trip b man. The men will pair off In Roles >ws Mahler .'l'd Mck. OHS[0; ! o anil Ray. Zeyen and Way. SpoAVilson Cleaners will use their regBapolSe up in the five-man event, which [age Cos- of Sherrig- Miller, Smith. Ren--1 .....d King. Hill will be the extra The men will pair off as follows Mwwr doubles: Sherrer and Bennett, and Smith. King and Hill. >. |t Solons Sure Have a t lr * Lot of Things to Learn JEFFERSON, City, Mo., April 1 Governor Arthur M. Hyde. It was announced today, has signed the Yanbill making it a felony to offer or accept a bribe to throw a baseball game. Heavy penalties will be Inflicted for violations. Only One Vet in Indoor Singles Semi-Final Play NEW YORK, April I—The national indoor tennis singles tourney reached the semi-final stage today with three youngsters and one veteran player left in the running. The Anderson Br.ithers. Frank and FTed, of Brooklyn, and Vincent Richards, the Yonkers flash, gained the Eeml-final breaches, as did Arthur S. I 'raigin. veteran New York recqnet star. Richard* was scheduled to meet Fred Anderson, whose brother Frank was paired with Cragiu. The doubles also advanced to the semifinal stage with Richards and Vonhell, Groesbevk and Gnrbe. Fred Anderson .and Lets/>n. and Werner and Herndon, , £j“ lij ton collegians, In the running — y Tickets Sunday ►V *2s®!! f ''’ J "'bo natit th<-!r ctaUß over tn rojMH - Se.-Ivi KM IJSfJliiis anununoed that tie- tickers he in bushels Sr.ndiy nmnittur. has swamped with for day *3niftv weeks and he says that the BSjßt lots been much heavier than tint* any BSRIH.r THE .11 I IA BEIN'. <wUQfS here the hoys Lvv anew n ut>e rsjjy** lounge 1 -v.i a: .1 ,kc i.' r. r. oti firs':

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BCFFALO, N. Y„ April I.—While Indianapolis bowlers did not establish any records at the American Bowling Congress which has just closed here, they succeeded In taking back to the Hoosier capital a certain portion of the prize money. $1,013.55 to be exact. The prize winners in each event, together with their places, scores and amounts won, foliow: FIVE-MAN EVENT. Pos. Name. Score. Amt. ft Central Alleys 2.884 $410.00 31 Iteschler Monogram .. 2.820 52.50 T7—Capitol Alley Five 2 746 32.00 100—Marott's Shoe Shop .. 2,724 26.06 131—Indians 2,700 28.00 TWO-MAN EVENT. 00 MeCnllough-Prttchett.. 1.182 $20.00 08^—English-Westover 1.170 27.20 102-—Meyer-Cray 1,178 26.20 125- Rasmussen VYeisman . 1.172 24.'1 151—Harken rider-Fox 1,157 21.00 3<*4 Hauslup-Collins 1,133 18 00 340—Malotb -Newlln 1.127 17.00 374—Coval-Trecker 1,123 17.00 SINGLES EVENT. 41—F. Coval 642 $35.00 48—II. Hauslup 640 32.40 75—M. King 633 26.00 128 —O. Tucker 620 18.25 145—J. Pritchett 618 17.00 156—J. Goodman 617 16 <4O 244—C. Derseh 6U 14.00 284 —E. Buuers 602 14.00 326—1>. Hackert 508 13.00 458—V. English si<o 13.>0 478—E. Meyer 589 11.00 756-J. McCullough 578 11.00 ALL-EVENTS. 22—F,. Meyer 1,528 $36.00 29—J. Pritchett 1,315 26.00

A. B. C. PROGRESS. BUFFALO, April I.—The 1921 championships of the American Bowling Congress wag brought to a close here late yesterday after a month’s 6teady fire on the mapifs. The official scores of the first ten in the individual event, two-man event and all events, were announced as follows: TWO MAN EVENT. O. Kallusch-A. Schleman. Rochester 1.314 C. Norten-S. Knoche, Madison, Wis. 1.291 W. Pieper-A. Broelt, Mi.waukee 1.291 J. Blouin P. Wolf. Chicago l.'g*> J. Vote’ 11. Carrel. Cincinnati 1.2*6 A. Pape F. Stowell. Chicago 1,267 J. Mitchell IV. Metcalf. St. Paul 1.256 M. Hclui-W. Prey, Milwaukee 1.253 L. Weigand-B Pauison. Er:. Pa .. S. Kelly T. O'Malley, Schenectady.. 1,245 INDIVIDUALS EVENT. Fred Smith, Detroit 702 F. Snyder, Erie 686 J. GKligan, Buffalo 683 J. Hanks, Chicago 6*l YV. Itoloif, Milwaukee 679 M. Lindsey, New Haven 67* s. Hyduke, Racine, Wis 675 S. Sherman. Toledo 67 \V. Krueska. Milwaukee 668 D. Devito, Chicago Gib ALL EVENTS. A. Schleman, Rochester I.9<<v Fred Smith, Detroit 1 ,**ll O. Kaliusch, Rochester l.**7 F.. Sehoenlallb, Marion, 0 I.**! J. Klingman, Dayton 1.874 <4. Schiller, Sandusky 1.*74 M. I.indsey, New Haven 1 ,**T4 W. pieper. Milwaukee I.*>:2 .1. J. Hidabl, Denver 1,850 E. Moore, Detroit 1.M9 J. Reilly, Chicago 1,819 TRACK DATE. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April I—The date for the first meet at Chicago at the National Intercollegiate Ase-n lation re cently organized to decide national track and field championships, has been set for Jane I*, according to adilcea received here by Coach Frank Kanaly of the Mas naehusetts Institute of Technology track team.

Toughey Ramser Trios to Equal Famous Comeback Staged by George Chaney

George Chaney, knocked out by Johnny Kilbane in 1916. began a sensational comeback last fall and has knocked out nearly a dozen men in a row. Hoping to follow Chaney's example. Toughey Ram scr, a wildcat battler until Benny Leonard knocked him out a couple of years ago. has spent months getting ready for a similar comeback. Under the tu elage of Reddie Blanchard, Ramser is winding up a long training period at Battle Creek and this mouth plans to try his comeback. Ratnser rightly earned the sobriquet of "Toughey” when he began his career a few years ago in his home town of Lorain. Ohio. He took on all the hard hoys and his terrific punching powers and his willingness to bore in earned him fame. Then he grew' a hit too ambitious He sought and got. a match with Benny Leonard, lightweight champion We give Toughev credit. He gave Leonard and the fans a run for their money before Leonard knocked him out iu the seventh round. The K. O. was a tough blow mentaily as well as physically to Toughey. He lost heart. For a while he broke away from the game. But this winter he heard the call again. The aforementioned comeback of Chaney spurred Ramser on. So be hiked himself to Battle Creek for a long training period. Ratnser's manager Is an Interesting chap. He started out to become a fighter. The going was tuugh and seemed hop*less, se lie decided to become h manager. He's Just 21, but his youth doesn't bother him. He's a I.orain lad. too, and knew Toughey. When the battler denied to cotne hack, he arranged with Reduie to pilot him. KOKOMO TU B PLANS BOLTS. A boxing and wrestling show is to be staged Monday by tbe Rubber Athletic Club, an athletic organization composed of workmen at the plant of the Kokomo Rubber Works, at Kokomo. The feature go will be a ten round bout between "One-Round Re I In ton-ipo-i* nd “Kid" Russell, Frankfort. Good setui. finals nnd preliminaries, as well as a curtain-raiser and two wrestling matches, have been arrange 1. The proceeds of the affair will go toward equipment of the club's gymnasium. Sam McCutcheon will act as referee.

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