Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1921 — Page 13

Schedule Tonight

Two-Slan, 7 P. M. Individuals, 8 P. M. Alloy. Team and City. Alley. 9K. Hebbie-O. Woodard, Indianapolis 13 10— L. Ehrlich-J. Seibold, Indianapolis 14 11— W. Durbin-E. Whitaker, Indani apolis 15 12— 1> Ward-F. Gantner, Indianapolis 16 13— E. Kerr E. Whetstone, Indianapo11s 9 14— W. Hohlt-H. Hohlt, Indianapolis. 10 13— C. Tegeier-U. Brill, Indianapolis.. 11 16—W. S< hlenaker-S. Cohen, Indianapolis ~... 12 Five-Man Squad, 9 P. M. Alley. Team and City. 9—Deschler's Monograms, Indianapolis 10— Hlnnenkanip Buffet, Indianapolis. 11 — Central Alley Five, Indianapolis. 12— Huff-Buick Sales Cos., Indianapolis 12— Coca-Colas, Indianapolis. 14— Marott Shoe Shop, Indianapolis. 13 — Strauss Says, Indianapolis. 16—Capital Alley Five, Indianapolis. Those who were leading In the State bowling tournament before last night's attack was launched are still holding their hands out for the dough. There were quite a few good scores posted last night, but they were not good enough to put the skids under any of the leading lights. Woodward, one of the Beam shooters, ■was high in toe singles with a total of 616. This gets him quite a prominent position Immediately In back of the "big ten.” Myers and Phillips, more shooters out of the Beam establishment, tied for second high singles nonors with scores of 59T. Lvtle started and finished with double hundred scores. Ha weakened In the second round, however, and ruined his chances to cop. McNeese got a 213 In the second game. Outside of this there was nothing going on In his direction. McMahon was away to a peach of a start. His finish was something less than 100 pins tiehind the get-away. Wuest led a quintette of Terre Haute shooters firing in the singles last night. He had a SSS score. Woodard, the gent who led the way In the singles, knocked 237 maples kicking In his first same. Sargent and Doyle landed pretty well along In the financial section of the doubles with a pile of 1,129 pins. Tne high score In this event, however, was registered bv the Baher-Jensen combination of the‘Centra! Alley Five of Terre Haute. This pair stacked up 1,138 pins. Randal and Wuest, another Terre Haute i combination, knocked off I.IOS sticks.

I President Plays Golf With Star of Links

WASHINGTON. April 29—President Harding was to try his skill as a golfer with an opponent no less formidable than Chick Evans on the links of the Chevy Chase Club th ; s afternoon. Friends of the President were not hopeful of victory, of course, but they believed the chief executive would acquit himself credibly against the champion. 11l BEK TO ROCHESTER. DETROIT. April 29—8i1l Huber. Detroit utility hjielder. has been released to the Roehest* r International I.eague club. His release leaves Joe Sargent and Sammy Hale for utility roles with the Tigers and cuts the infield roster to six.

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FIVE MAN. Conservative Life, South Bend 2.942 | Berry Buffet, Ft. Wayne 2,839 I Hoosier Coffee Cos., Indianapolis ... 2,805 j Superior Type Cos., Ft. Wayne 2,779 ; Ferner's Tigers, Indianapolis 2,762 Schloss Bros., Indianapolis 2,755 ; Elks' No. 235, South Bend 2,732 ; Pocket Amusement Cos., No. 6, Evansville 2.728 | Magic City, Muncle 2,725 i Lincoln Life, Ft. Wayne 2,714 DOUBLES. Johnson-Sourbler, Indianapolis .... 1.273 Fisher, Knlpple. Indianapolis 1,234 Sharkey-Ivrueger, South Bend 1,230 Harkenrider-Pohlmeyer, Ft. Wayne 1,223 Fox-Hat kenrider, Indianapolis .... 1,177 Soldarus-Stonebraber. Huntington.. 1.169 Peters-Albers, Marion 1,150 Weeks-Cummings, Marlon L 149 W. Frank-A. Kraft, Ft. Wayne 1,103 Clark-Murr, Indianapolis 1,145 SINGLES. A. Greims, Ft. Wayne 648 L. Zilby. South Bend 646 J. Kelley, Ft. Wayne 633 G. Woycke. Anderson 63.3 B. Johnson. Marlon 625 Hawkins, Marion 624 J. Chryst, Indianapolis 623 O. Pohlmeyer. Ft. Wayne 621 t Hlrons, Portland 619 |F. Yollmer, Ft. Wayne .... 618 ALL-EVENTS. T. Sharkey, South Bend 1.879 O Pohlmeyer, Ft. Wayne 1.850 H. Johnson, Indianapolis 1.815 C. Van Kirk, South Bend 1,767 C. Fields, Indianapolis 1,706 R. Regal, Evansville 1,764 F. Carr, Ft. Wayne 1,757 Three Schools in Meet TIPTON. Ind.. April 29—There will be a triangle track and field meet at Noblesvllle, Saturday, in which teams frdm Tipton, Elwood and Noblesvllle will participate. The meet will be held at the show grounds at Noblesvllle. i The Noblesville High School recently won the Hamilton County track meet, scoring points in every event. Noblesville has one of the strongest and most evenly balanced track squad? In the State. Tipton and Elwood have some exceptionally fast athletes and the results of the meet at Noblesvllle will be watched with interest as point winners In that meet probably will qualify at the sectional meet May 14, to contest In the State championship games to be held May 21 at Franklin. SUTTON WINS AGAIN. MILWAUKEE, April 29—George B. Sutton of Chicago, former billiard chain- , plon of the world, defeated Eduoard Horemans, Belgian champion, here yesterday la both the afternoon and eve ning matches of 18.1 balk-line billiards. Sutton took the afternoon match. 400 to 251, In thirteen innings, and the evening match, 400 to 211, in twenty-one Innings. NICOLAI HAS HIGH GUN. MASON CITY, lowa. April 29.—George Nicolai of Kansas City led the amateurs of the opening day of “Minks” trapshooting tournament yesterday, breaking IS6 of the 200 targets. Mark Arle, the Illinois professional,* topped the field with 191. The shooters were handicapped by a strong wind. CUBS BLANK SENATORS. COLUMBUS, April 29—The Chicago Cubs Thursday defeated the Senators in an exhibition game, 5 to 0. Pechous' er- ; ror In the second, which should have retired the side, allowed one run and was ; followed by Flack's homer, scoring three j more. Hitting of Hartley of the Sena- j tors and Flack of the Cubs featured.

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Rain Halts Butler and Wabash; Series Carded When rain spoiled the chances of Wabash and Butler meeting on Irwin field yesterday afternoon, Coaches Seholler of Wabash and lUnkle of Butler got their heads together and arranged a four game series between the two teams. The first game of the series will be played at Butler May 9. the next two at Crawfordsville, May 27 and 28. and the fourth will be staged on the local diamond June 2. Captain Wainsley and Fritz Bastian, Butler's best bets In tennis, were to defend the Blue and White court honors against the Earlham racquet swingers in the first I. C. A. L. matches on Butler’s card for the season. Wamsley and Bastiai. were to go to Earlham for their

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Gandil Starts Yelping Over Scandal Troubles LOS ANGELES, April 29—Vowing vengeance against Eddie Collins, Arnold (Chick) Gandil, former White Sox first sacker, was prepared to leave today for Chicago to face an Indictment charging conspiracy to “throw” the 1919 world's series games against Cincinnati. Gandil claims Collins’ 111 feeling toward him Is the cause of all his troubles. ”1 am willing to lay my case before any fan who saw the world’s series gumes and have him say who tried the hardest In the series,” Gandil said. Gandil was arrested late Tuesday night on a fugitive warrant and spent the night in Jail. He was released on word from Chicago officials tbnt he was to come East alone.

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verslty trackstera the knack of performing track events. This will be the first outdoor meet for the Tiger cinder artiste, and the second for the State school athletes. The I. U. men were defeated by Earlham In their first outdoor meet of the season.

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