Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1936 — Page 35

MARCH 20, 1936

TOUTED BIG TOWN TEAMS TAKE CRACK AT A. B. C. MAPLES

Invading Fives Expected to Shuffle Standings of Pin Leaders in Whirls Tonight Detroit, Columbus, Chicago and Milwaukee Squads on Deck at Fairground; Pace-Makers Hold Places as Locals Bowl; Schornstein’s 643 Best.

BY BERNARD HARMON Out-of-town quintets, including crack aggregations from Detroit, Columbus, O, Chicago and Milwaukee are slated to go into action in the American Bowling Congress tournament at the State Fairground Coliseum tonight. The evening's activities will open when 32 teams entered by the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Indianapolis march to their respective alleys at 6:30. The visitors will see action on the 8:30 and 10:30 squads. Chene -Trombly Recreation of Detroit and Wagner Gambrinus of Columbus, 0., are the star quintets scheduled to face the maples at 8:30. Both have undisputed reputations as tournament bowlers and are capable of. shaking up the standings of the 10 leading teams of the five-man event. Employers Mutual, one of Milwaukee's star fivesomes, is slated to take a whirl at the tourney pins on the 10:30 shift. The team finished second in the Peoria tournament two years ago, having topped the five-man aggregations until the final night of the event. George E. Browne No. 1 and Oak Leaf Motors of Chicago and J. M. Kralovec & Son of Cicero, Ill., are other star-studded quintets scheduled on the final shift. Hawaiian Team Arrives A quartet of the Honolulus team of Hawaii, who traveled 5000 miles to take their turn on the Coliseum drives, arrived here yesterday afternoon and were accorded a real Hoosier welcome by a group of city and bowling officials. Harry Bond, a member of the team, stopped off at Salem, Ill., to visit his mother,

Tourneygrams By Harmon Ray Fister, a bowling alley proprietor from Bellevue, Ky., was a visitor at the Coliseum yesterday. His Bellevue Alleys quintet is scheduled to go into action on the tourney drives April 7. ... W. V. Thompson, Brunswick - Balke - Collender representative from Chicago, who is is charge of the “300 Club tournament,” was a visitor at both matinee and night sessions yesterday. .. . Herman Deupree, local ABC publicity man, was in action during the matinee. . . . Pop Sheller, the “big shot” of the Service Club, played a part in the tea-time activities. . . . Carl Harper tossed eight consecutive strikes in his final game. It helped him to a 245 game. The Courthouse Lawyers marched to their alleys clad in their “robes of justice,” each carrying a large book in one hand and a bowling ball in the other. # # # Lefty Hahn tossed the initial strike of the 6:30 squad. He performed with the Continental Opticals. . . . When asked how he was getting along, Jim Custard of McKinney Treasurers, answered, “I'm glad to be here, and I may be a success.” But was he? . . . Fred Eberg was in action with one of the Optician teams. Freddie is almost a stranger on the alleys of late. . . . The initial strike of the 8:30 squad was the result of G. Brannon's speedy delivery. He is a member of the Union City Boosters. . . . McGuff Coals of Muncie looked very attractive in their plaid shirts . . . and so did the local Nip 'n' Sip boys with their white shirts lettered in red and red ties. .. . Another of the long string of Kernels was on the decks last night. Leonard rolled with the Kernel Opticals in the optician group. # # # The Indiana National Bankers sported red ties to set off their white shirts. . . . And the Geo. O. Desatauls wore yellow with blue lettering. ... A trio of the O. K. Warehouse team of Fort Worth, Tex., arrived during the evening session. They were topped by 10-gallon hats, and are reported ready for action tomorrow night. . . . Spiv Krause, 60-year-old Pennsylvania Railroad veteran, threw seven consecutive strikes in one of his games. Not bad for an old timer, eh. . . . Paul Roberts led the 10:30 squad across the alleys carrying Little Joan Toles, the Standard Oil Co. mascot. The Drill Press team of Schwitzer-Cummins Co. also flaunted a mascot. She was Skippy Easterday, 4-year-old daughter of one of the team members. . . . E. Morrison of Goodyear Tire Service threw the first strike of the 10:30 shift. . . . Every EmRoe Sporting Goods team member missed in the first frame. . . . The “best dressed” of the final shift were the 10 Schwitzer-Cummins teams who were all outfitted in various colors of shirts. . . .The Pivot City Inks wore the popular black.

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who is seriously ill, but the remainder of the quintet, Captain Jesse Kelly, Peter Laura, Herbert Meure and John Jorgenson, stepped off the train at 1:40 and were whirled to their quarters in the Washington. They later visited the scene of hostilities at the Fairground and were highly elated at the layout that met their eyes. The team is scheduled to roll Monday night at 8:30. Railroaders Go Big Leaders in all divisions of the big indoor classic remained undisturbed at the conclusion of yesterday’s firing. Harry Schornstein, a member of the local Insurance League, threatened to overhaul one of the top 10 in his individual series, but he fell a few pins short with a 643 that should pay well when the tourney’s cash prizes are awarded. He used games of 199, 206 and 238 for the brilliant series. Schornstein also fared well in his doubles appearance for with his partner, Cecil Bevis, another Insurance loop luminary, the pair outscorcd every combination on the afternoon squads wtih a 1169. Clell Dodd and Eddie Steinecker, two Big Four Railroad pastimers, combined their totals for a 1132 to nab honors of the two-men squad that fired at the maples on the 1 o’clock shift. Harry Kennedy, another Big Four entry, took honors over all individuals of the 1:45 shift with a 619 series. The 32 teams that faced the tourney maples on the 6:30 squad represented various local firms and were competing in the booster division. White-Haines Opticals outscored all rivals with a 2429 total. The top aggregations of the 8:30 and 10:30 shifts, also booster teams, were Clevenger's Plumbers of Muncie and Schwitzer-Cummins Engineers, a local quintet. The Muncie lads emerged with a 2654, while the local pastimers used a 2484 to cop their honors. PETERMAN AWARDS 10 SHORTRIDGE LETTERS Coach Kenneth Peterman announced today that all 10 members of the Shortridge High School basketball team which won the Indianapolis sectional tourney have received varsity monograms. Seniors rewarded are Jack Brown, Kelsey McDaniel, Bud Mueller, Jack Fehsenfeld, Dudley Swartz, Max Bartley and James Simmons. Juniors given letters are Jack Dawson, Fred Fobes and Tom Brooks. Brown, McDaniel, Mueller and Dawson are receiving their second letters in this sport.

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How the Pins Toppled in A: B. C. Tournament Yesterday

1 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Shuchenr. Shelbyville. 176 195 167 Inlow. Shelbyville 181 137 303—1058 Moorman. Richmond . 185 171 193 Gseke, Richmond 160 153 134 995 Mohr. Indlanapolia ... 158 137 180 Woods, Indianapolis .. 139 159 164 945 Ghere, Indianapolis .. 139 128 171 Kemper, Indianapolis . I A I 222 175 97? Staoer, Indianapolis .. 173 122 151 rtari, liuimiiapuii* ... nj in io — 961 Walton. Terre Haute.. 135 146 203 Ciue, itue nau.c .... iuj iuti Hi — 941 Walsh, Terre Haute... 156 203 199 hart, Terre Haute ... ii 6 iaj la) —1059 Carney, Terre Haute . 153 152 135 Keny, Terre Haute ... 111 Schuck, Indianapolis . 167 134 122 A.enneuy, inoiauapoiis. lvl 102 193 969 Bittner, Indianapolis . 174 162 157 Mccann, inoianapdas.. 136 I#6 179 994 Loos, Indianapolis .... 154 192 123 Kowiey, Indianapolis . 167 163 141 — 966 Rish, Indianapolis .... 125 144 205 Lisse, Indianapolis .... 123 140 162 919 Harper, Indianapolis .. 178 152 141 ivtiicneil, Indianapolis. 167 171 171 — 98C Winger. Indianapolis . 126 153 161 Maicoim. 144 lob lon 909 Armstrong, Indianapolis 109 142 150 Adair, muiauapons ... roj a, ui— 910 Miller, Richmond 173 215 132 aiaae, Kicnmond loi 123 ii-i—1052 Hilling, Richmond .... 201 136 181 newiu, Richmond .... 11l 163 10i—1023 Schick, Richmond 137 161 190 xjunou, Ricmuoiia .... nu in j..v—1013 Weber, Indianapolis .. 164 145 143 uugau, Indianapolis .. 118 103 139 922 Busselle, Indianapolis . 165 160 147 na.icasier, Indianapolis lbO 163 151— 946 Taylor, Lafayette, Ind. 141 193 143 Buiz, Lafayette, Ind... 145 174 183— 979 Biamell. Indianapolis. 126 178 *l6l Bianiord, inoianapons. 216 lob 206—1043 Lang, Terre Haute .... 139 137 160 Stroot, Terre Haute .. 159 189 201— 985 Grecse, Terre Haute .. 147 201 169 arann, Terre Haute .. 148 171 164—1000 Faires, Indianapolis .. 135 147 145 en, maianapons 160 156 lb 2 910 Jacobs, Indianapolis .. 168 136 141 rvicLiain, rnuianapolis. n2 100 137 913 Kalb, Logansport 143 124 179 Dunn, Logansport .... 192 179 230 —1047 Dodd, Indianapolis ... 209 187 165 Steinecker, Inopls. ... 188 209 174—1132 E. Campbell, Indpls. .. 145 .142 183 O. Campoeil, Inopls, .. 168 186 149 973 1:45 F. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Schacherer, Shelbyville. 166 157 148—473 Inlow, Shelbyville . .. 169 183 166—518 Moorman. Richmond .. 165 208 1b6—539 Gaeke, Richmond ... 174 176 162—513 Mohr, Indianapolis .... 161 134 152—447 Woods, Indianapolis ... 184 144 149—477 Ghere, Indianapolis ... 142 139 146—427 Kemper Jr., Indpls 213 172 155—540 Stader. Indianapolis ... 148 165 159—472 Hart, Indianapolis 176 156 193—525 Walton, Terre Haute .. 183 162 191—536 Cade, Terre Haute .... 155 161 159—475 Walsh, Terre Haute ... 179 171 247—597 Hart, Terre Haute 171 194 155 —520 Kelly, Terre Haute ... 165 170 186—521 Nixon. Terre Haute ... 181 159 190—530 Schuck, Indianapolis ... 122 135 149—406 Kennedy. Indianapolis.. 203 194 222—619 Bittner. Indianapolis .. 143 142 153—438 McCann, Indianapolis.. 173 206 166—545 Loos. Indianapolis 138 162 157—457 Rowley. Indianapolis .. 144 213 173—530 Rish, Indianapolis .... 1 163 150—464 Lisse, Indianapolis .... 14b .79 134—459 Harper, Indianapolis .. 168 171 245—584 Mitchell, Indianapolis . 155 189 164—508 Winger, Indianapolis .. 174 168 153—495 Malcolm, Indianapolis.. 127 172 191—490 Armstrong. Indpls 175 142 162—470 Adair. Indianapolis 181 157 162—500 Miller. Richmond 157 177 202—536 Stade. Richmond 164 155 138—457 Hilling, Richmond 184 177 194—555 Hewitt, Richmond 146 187 179—512 Schick, Richmond 169 152 161—482 Burton, Richmond .... 207 221 189—617 Weber. Indianapolis ... 173 198 173—544 Dugan, Indianapolis ... 167 184 198—549 Busselle, Indianapolis . 146 164 199—509 Lancaster. Indianapolis. 169 246 169—578 Tavlor. Lafavette 168 130 154—452 EJUtz, Lafayette 124 200 162—486 Bramell. Indianapolis .. 183 193 169—545 Blanford, Indianapolis.. 199 175 167—541 Lang. Terre Haute 198 165 189—552 Stroot, Terre Haute ... 170 180 176—526 Grese, Terre Haute ... 173 201 165—539 Brann, Terre Haute ... 130 189 131—450 Faires. Indianapolis ... 102 156 206—464 Neff. Indianapolis 178 167 168—<513 Jacobs. Indianapolis ... 171 166 188—526 McClain. Indianapolis . 187 145 124—456 Dunn, Logansport ....; 178 194 197—569 Dodd. Indianapolis .... 167 163 142—472 Steinecker. Indpls 159 166 177—502 E. Campbell. Indpls. ... 190 158 169—517 C. Campbell, Indpls. ... 206 188 164 —558 2:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Bevis. Indianapolis ... 179 204 190 Schornstein, Indpls. .. 190 218 188—1169 Wagoner, Indianapolis. 182 216 190 * Mize, Indianapolis ... 186 174 182—1130

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sheller. Indianapolis .. 154 193 168 Stackhouse. Indpls. ... 201 178 178—1072 Lewis. Indianapolis ... 177 170 136 Badger. Indianapolis . 190 184 156—1013 Ardery. Indianapolis .. 130 135 124 Flickinger. Indpls. ... 187 185 152 913 Bransom. Indianapolis. 163 180 198 Williams. Indianapolis. 158 211 163—1073 Thomann, Indianapolis 157 128 152 Zimmerman, Indpls. .. 170 154 138— 899 Jones, Indianapolis ... 173 150 151 Oberlies, Indianapolis . 160 167 170— 971 Kellermeyer, Indpls. .. 125 158 166 Knuth, Indianapolis .. 144 126 140— 859 Sayer. Indianapolis ... 157 153 116 Mueller, Indianapolis . 152 201 166 945 Hadley, Indianapolis .. 124 169 129 Hoke, Indianapolis ... 135 192 180— 929 Lankenau. Indianapolis 176 164 174 Godwin. Indianapolis . 178 244 148—1084 Carter, Indianapolis .. 157 192 207 Lewis. Indianapolis ... 161 133 170—1020 Tucker. Indianapolis .. 153 150 119 Deupree. Indianapolis . 198 175 189— 984 Ehlers, Indianapolis .. 161 154 195 Halstead, Indianapolis. 172 146 207—1035 Cook, Indianapolis 138 206 215 Campbell, Indianapolis. 180 165 172—1076 Bishop. Indianapolis .. 148 179 149 Heidenreich, Indpls. .. 147 138 136 895 Gilchrist, Indianapolis. 170 137 155 Denny, Indianapolis . 161 169 144 938 Flaskamp, Indianapolis 148 118 147 Geriting, Indianapolis 174 127 173 887 Smith, Indianapolis .. 158 187 166 Gerking, Indianapolis. 198 207 127—1043 Heidelman, Spdwy. City 162 179 168 Keller, Speedway City. 172 140 166—• 987 McManus. Indianapolis 113 153 162 Heckel, Indianapolis .. 144 134 176 882 Haug. Indianapolis ... 158 150 145 Krutsinger, Indpls. ... 213 172 171—1009 Myers, Indianapolis ... 168 179 168 Lajcha, Indianapolis .. 185 179 147—1024 Wallace, Indianapolis . 156 152 147 Threm, Indianapolis .. 126 157 172 912 Goldsmith, Indpls. ... 153 216 158 Albrecht, Indianapolis. 175 147 201—1050 Todd, Indianapolis .. 117 140 166 Hurt Jr., Indianapolis. 197 203 188—1011 Ross. Indianapolis .... 142 132 148 Keller, Indianapolis .. 169 139 172 892 3:13 P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Bevis, Indianapolis 193 195 166—554 Schornstein. Indpls. ... 199 206 238—643 Wagoner, Indianapolis.. 183 166 144—493 Mize, Indianapolis 176 203 148—527 Sheller, Indianapolis .. 177 186 169—532 Stackhouse, Indpls. ... 158 148 162—468 Lewis, Indianapolis .... 127 148 157—432 Badger. Indianapolis .. 152 122 150—424 Ardery, Indianapolis .. 151 149 136—436 Flickinger, Indianapolis 150 176 170—496 Bransom, Indianapolis. 158 189 178—525 Williams, Indianapolis.. 169 159 147—475 Thomann, Indianapolis. 199, 175 181—555 Zimmerman, Indpls. ... 149* 135 165—449 Jones, Indianapolis 174 153 149—476 Oberlies, Indianapolis . 166 158 222—546 Kellermeyer, Indpls. .. 156 157 132—445 Knuth, Indianapolis ... 149 168 162—479 Sayer. Indianapolis 145 153 105—403 Mueller, Indianapolis . 187 173 181—541 Hadley, Indianapolis .. 130 124 142—396 Hoke. Indianapolis 163 183 223—570 Lankenau. Indianapolis. 179 123 173—475 Godwin, Indianapolis . 141 167 193—501 Carter, Indianapolis . . 135 171 157—463 Tucker. Indianapolis .. 116 153 149—418 Deupree. Indianapolis 190 179 162—531 Ehlers, Indianapolis ... 123 173 156—452 Halstead, Indianapolis.. 167 188 199—554 Cook. Indianapolis .... 182 181 184—547 Campbell. Indianapolis. 180 203 186—569 Bishop, Indianapolis .. 137 177 190—504 Heidenreich. Indpls. .. 140 153 120—413 Gilchrist, Indianapolis.. 172 19? 127—498 Denny, Indianapolis .. 169 186 127—482 Flaskamp, Indianapolis. 155 192 145—492 Gerking. Indianapolis . 175 168 155—498 Smith, Indianapolis ... 153 145 138—436 Gerking. Indianapolis . 150 147 150—447 Heidelman. Spdwy. City 167 151 166—484 Keller. Speedway City. 139 163 215—517 McManus, Indianapolis. 138 127 180—445 Heckel, Indianapolis ... 121 118 131—370 Haug. Indianapolis 169 213 243—625 Krutsinger. Indianapolis 181 168 190—539 Myers, Indianapolis ... 162 177 177—516 Lajcha. Indianapolis ... 164 186 160—510 Wallace, Indianapolis . 146 205 167—518 Threm. Indianapolis ... 201 171 180—552 Goldsmith, Indpls 178 171 179—528 Albrecht. Indianapolis.. 170 160 153—483 Todd, Indianapolis ... 176 177 234—587 Hurt Jr.. Indianapolis . 174 152 180—506 Ross, Indianapolis 146 149 165—459

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6:30 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN White-Haines Opti- Shuron Optical cal Cos. 124291 Cos. (22161 Moore... 187 169 189!Hahn 114 193 164 Bishop.. 143 135 135 Roe 170 142 153 Becker. 135 209 163 Rutledge 136 150 122 Remley. 138 171 156jSkinner. 160 173 170 Hofmann 162 184 153:Eberg .. 118 113 137 Totals. 765 868 7961 Totals. 698 771 747 Dr. J. E. Kernel American Can (2228) No. 1 . (2303) Kernel.. 161 148 163 Scherer.. 169 127 159 Schuster 156 138 169 Woerner. 168 128 163 LaSho'ne 126 112 164 Skabla .. 134 152 157 Weldon. 130 126 119;Mitchell. 149 139 152 White... 161 173 182 Unger .. 153 156 197 Totals. 734 697 7971 Totals. 773 702 828 Cen. States BnvelopeAm. Cen. Life, 20-Yr. Cos. No. 4 (2221) Endowment (22891 Secrest.. 110 131 178!Barnev . 140 171 15^ Ortel... 180 156 152 Bovle .. 148 141 11* Wette... 156 152 1701He3ges.. 134 129 130 Jennings 105 136 1951 Owen ... 189 159 157 Nielsen . 129 150 121'. Rafert . 160 187 180 Totals 680 725 8161 Totals. 771 787 731

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Stars Are Added to Mat Program Steele and Speer to Mix in Semi-Windup. What stacks up as one of the put* standing mat cards of the indoor season with several of the nation's foremost grapplers parading their wares is promised by the Hercules A. C. at the Armory next Tuesday night. As an added feature, Art (The Great) Shires will referee the main go and semi-windup. As previously announced, “Jumping’’ Joe Savoldi, 218, battles "Dynamite’’ Gus Sonnenberg. 212, Boston, in the headliner. Both are recognized as title contenders. Sonnenberg was undisputed world champion in 1928. Ray Steele, 219, crack Glendale (Cal.) husky who is near the top when it comes to rating stars, swings into action against Frank Speer, 236, rough Atlanta performer, in the semi-windup. Speer is a first-class “meanie" and one of the South's leading grapplers. I_Quarter-Century in~Sa‘nie LocatiorT^^, Famous For Steaks and Good Food Charley’s Restaurant 144 E. Ohio St.

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