Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1936 Edition 02 — Page 5

MARCH 21, 1936_

' A. B. C. TEAMS SHOOT AT NEW HIGH. MARK

Chicago Five Rolls 3054 to Assume Lead Middle Game of 1128 Puts Oak Leafs ‘Over Hump’ at Fairground. BY BERNARD HARMON Oak Leaf Motors, the Cinderella Recreation team from Chicago, today stood at the top of the fiveman standings of the annual American Bowling Congress tournament. The most devastating attack dealt the elusive maples during the tourney’s 11 days of operation resulted from the speeding spheroids delivered by the Windy City aggregation as the 10:30 shift went through its paces last night. Led by Gaine's 655, the quintet tossed games of 979, 1128 and 947 for a total of 3054, which was ten pins better than the winning team total of the 1935 event at Syracuse. The middle game was the second best single effort in the annual classic's history, but it failed by far to surpass the 1186 record game posted by the first-place Milwaukee Tea Shops at the 1927 Peoria meet. Totals of other members of the new leaders were: Hymes, 637; Lyons, 617, Vanderpohl, 593, and Stack. 552. State Team in Fourth Place The Jerry Schultz Taverns, East Chicago, Ind., who also rolled on the final shift, nabbed fourth place, when thfcy connected for games of 907, 1000 and 962 for a 2869 total. Reezek's 630 was the team’s top solo count. A of quintets appearing on the 8:30 shift connected for totals that landed them among the top ten. Cheney-Thombley Recreation, touted Detroit flvesome, pounded the sticks to the tune of 2859 to land in fifth position in the five-man event. Pure Oil of Portsmouth, 0., turned in a 2819 for ninth place, while Moorman V-8 Club of Whiting, Ind., totaled 2811 for tenth position. K Last night's opening shift, made up of 32 booster teams sponsored by the Coca Cola Bottling Cos, of Indianapolis, found the team No. 3 rapturing honors with a 2600 series. Yesterday's daylight program included <wo shifts in minor event competition, the bulk of the entrants being made up of local entries. The duo of Pitts and Johnson with an 1106 was the top combination of the 1 o’clock doubles squad, while Russ Arbaugh with counts of 232, 181 and 246 totaled 659 to outshine all rivals in action on the 1:45 squad of Individuals. Jones and Clark with 1141 topped the two-man teams on the 2:30 shift, while A1 Holman’s 589 was the top series of the 3:15 singles entrants. Star Quintets to Appear With several crack teams scheduled over the week-end, scoring is expected to sky-rocket to new heights. The entire two-day program will find out-of-town aggregations occupying the alleys and a general shakeup in the standings in all divisions may be the result of the invading pinmen's visits. Tonight's 8:15 squad will find 14 New York Central Railroad teams from Albany, N. Y. monopolizing the drives. Some of the classiest pinment in the East are included in the railroaders lineups and they are apt to send some of the present leaders down the ladder. The Chrysler Motors, scheduled on the 10:15 squad, is one of Detroit’s touted flvesomes and they will also bear watching as they open their attack on the tourney maples. Milwaukee Sends Aces Tomorrow’s morning and afternoon activities in the coliseum will find minor events contestants in full sway again, but they will give way to 5-man teams as darkness approaches. The team events are to resumed at 8:15 when another full squad of visiting pinsters pace the decks in hopes of carving their names in the bowlers hall of fame. The initial shift of the evening will find six outstanding Milwaukee quintets in action. Team Carries 1033 Average Railbirds scanning the scoreboards of the 10:30 squad will .evidently direct their attention to the ones back of alleys No. 9 and 17. The former will carry the strikes and spares tossed by the Rosatto Barry Ebonites of Upper Darby. Pa., while on the No. 17 board will be seen the scores if the Direct Service Oil Cos. of Minneapolis. The Barrys are rated is one of the top combinations in tie vicinity of Philadelphia and its nembers are reputed to be among tb best in the East. "he Minneapolis quintet is a mtnber of the Twin City Classic League and totes an average of 103. Thursday night it registered theflrst errorless three-game series tha section of the country has seen in sme time. It came as the team post'd its eighteenth consecutive 3006 series.

V. B. C. Leaders

TEAM EVENT. Oak las Motors. Chicago SO5l Secorc Drugs, Chicago 2896 Ready Mis Concrete, Indpls 2833 Jerry hhuls Tavern, E. Chicago, Ind. 2869 Chene-rombly Recn., Detroit 2,859 DOUBLES E. Haten-R. Gersonde. Wauwatosa, Wi* 1260 E. Rergtan-A. Kiehn. Chicago. 111.. 1244 J. Erbe-W. Pethke, Berwyn, 111 1236 G. ZiktfY. Kessler, St. Louis, Mo 1235 W. Ltei-G. Lund. Chirago. 111. 1227 SINGLES H. Ingalson, Rockford, HI 782 G. Kolih. Cleveland, 0 613 G. MeHwen, Milwaukee. Wis 886 B. Parß, Lakewood, 0 666 A. Fakt Lakewood. 0 660 ALL-EVENTS H. Inrslton. Rockford. 11l 1860 E. Bergen, Chicago 1863 R. Geraide, Wauwatosa. Wis 1857 H. Nielai, Lorain. O 1854 P. Buchrit. St. Louis 1850 BREAS WORLD RECORD RR 60-YARD DASH By Unii l Prat CHIAGO, March 21. Bob Grieve Illinois, broke the world’s 60-yandash record for indoor dirt tracks, as Wisconsin successfully defend! its Central A. A. U. indoor title 1C night. Griet s time was 6.6. The former rord of 6.7 seconds was held by Rph Metcalfe of Marquette apd Jjee Owens of Ohio State.

Scores Posted Yesterday in National Bowling Classic

1 I*. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Pitts. Indianapolis ... 192 221 174 Johnson, Indianapolis 181 178 1 60—1106 Arbaugh. Indianapolis. 135 202 191 Fox. Indianapolis 168 174 167—1037 Zeh, Anderson 156 149 159 Fulton, Anderson 210 171 148— 993 Conroy. Muncle 149 136 179 Stevens. Muncie 177 218 162—1021 Lindemsn, Muncle... 173 161 167 Prutzman, Muncle 142 175 146 964 Carpenter. Muncie ... 131 140 Ml McCoy. Muncle 177 148 146 883 D. Gallllher, Muncie.. 180 151 170 R. Galllher, Muncle . 145 141 175 962 Clifton, Indianapolia . 138 138 118 Maher, Indianapolis ... 135 172 llll— 912 Millington. Indianapolis 123 110 144 Stark, Indianapolis ... 172 183 170— 902 Cleyenger. Indpls 143 139 170 Champ, Indianapolis .. 371 189 146 958 Holtman. Indianapolis 188 192 180 Degischer, Indpls. ... 214 162 139—1075 Kirby. Indianapolis .. 153 175 158 Hunter, Indianapolis . 168 173 155 982 C. Hohlt, Indianapolis. 156 179 170 H, Hohlt. Indianapolis 140 174 145 964 McFeeley, Indianapolis 149 133 160 Ruschaupt, Indpls 130 138 158— 868 Loughrige, Indpls. .... 150 132 136 Calderhead, Indpls. ... 169 154 180— 921 P. Corssro. indpls. . 122 136 180 D. Corsaro. Indpls. .. 142 130 146 856 Forkner 189 120 222 France 133 138 163 965 Jenkins. Indianapolis . 167 142 147 Bradley. Indianapolis . 170 147 167 940 Emmons. Muncle 161 144 157 Russey, Muncle 165 184 207—1018 Gough. Vincennes 156 178 168 Romer, Vincennes .... 146 134 168— 950 Tabert, Indianapolis .. 164 162 150 Rohr, Indianapolis ... 135 177 162 950 Landers. Vincennes ... 125 129 146 Lee, Vincennes 146 140 144 830 Kiefer, Vinvennes 148 175 156 Donle, Vincennes 110 143 159 891 Holtman, Indpls 135 181 180 Vonburg. Indianapolis. 177 155 152 980 Rnste. Indianapolis ... 136 167 155 Miller, Indianapolis .. 166 156 163 943 Sink, Muncle I7 156 156 Clevenger. Muncle ... 147 171 170— 978 Carpenter, Muncie ... 153 210 146 Shreeves. Muncie 199 174 170—1043 RefTert. Indianapolis .. 185 155 159 Koelling, Indianapolis . 159 105 166 929 Lausman Indpls 169 162 142 Ford. Indlanapous .... 140 153 207 993 Piez, Indianapolis 169 167 162 Hunker, Indianapolis . 221 137 152—1008 Warren 144 150 183 Craig 158 175 170— 9.80 J:45 P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Arbaugh, Indianapolis ..232 181 246—659 Fox. Indlar.apolls 170 197 163—530 Pitts, Indianapolis 154 161 162—477 Johnson. Indianapolis . 199 155 163—517 Zeh, Anderson 163 163 182—508 Fulton, Anderson 195 159 200—554 Conroy. Muncie 156 145 131—432 Stevens. Muncie 191 188 157—536 Lindeman, Muncle 206 230 162—588 Prutzman. Muncle 152 181 127—460 Knochenmus, Indapls .. 140 166 181—487 Foresman, Indianapolis. 146 147 138—431 D. Galllher, Muncle .. 158 169 157—484 R Galliher. Muncie ... 163 209 169-ss4i Cliffton, Indianapolis .. 157 93 163—413 Maher. Indianapolis ... 169 116 179—464 Millington. Indpls 147 136 174—457 Stark. Indianapolis ... 204 151 174—529 Clevtnger, Indpls 144 169 175—4R8 Champ. Indianapolis .. 206 129 167—502 Holtman. Indianapolis . 145 153 185—463 Deglschor. Indianapolis. 181 136 196—513 Kirby. Indianapolis .. 156 125 151—432 Hunter. Indianapolis .. 221 162 162—545 C. Hohlt, Indianapolis. 184 191 199—574 H. Hohlt, Indianapolis. ISO 184 164—528 McFeeley. Indpls 141 185 184—510 Ruschaupt, Indpls 181 173 157—511 Loußhridge, Indpls. .. 147 195 154—496 Caldemead. Indpls 137 179 193—509 Corsaro, Indianapolis . 169 128 149 —446 D. Corsaro, Indianapolis 140 201 159—490 Anderson, Anderson ... 166 102 153 —421 Eberts. Indianapolis 171 123 111—405 .Jenkins, Indianapolis .. 225 155 207—587 Bradley. Indianapolis .. 167 215 212—594 Emmons, Muncle 157 150 220—527 Russey, Muncie 161 133 175—469 Vollett, Indianapolis . 142 169 170—481 Romer, Vincennes .... 153 184 171—508 Tabert, Indianapolis .. 143 178 157—478 Rohr. Indianapolis ... 172 188 170—530 Landers. Indianapolis . 150 139 156—445 Lee. Indianapolis 174 177 189—540 Wells. Indianapolis .... 198 173 182 —553 Donie. Vincennes 179 169 245—593 Holtman. Indianapolis . 138 198 211—547 Vonburgh, Indianapolis 193 151 164—458 Rusle, Int anapolis ... 168 159 182—509 Miller, Tnt lanapolis 159 180 180—519 Sink. Muncie 194 187 139 520 Clevenger. Muncie 140 190 193—523 Carpenter, Muncle .... 167 173 170—510 Shreeves. Muncie .... 179 204 182—565 Raflert. Indianapolis .. 207 182 144—533 Koelling. Indianapolis . 158 146 171—475 Lausman. Indianapolis . 166 105 160—521 Ford, Indianapolis 203 149 153—505 Pier. Indianapolis ... 158 170 170—498 Hunker, Indianapolis . 192 150 156—498 Warren. Indianapolis .. 179 196 200—575 HufTer, Indianapolis . . 175 184 157—516 2:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Morris. Indianapolis .. 175 136 213 Holrrtan, Indianapolis . 195 151 208—1078 Jones, Indianapolis .. 202 224 182 Clark, Indianapolis .. 174 178 181—1141 Maxwell, Indpls 149 177 166 Cotton. Indianapolis . 101 164 178— 935 Norman. Indianapolis . 195 130 146 Wagoner. Indpls 206 180 145—1002 Gavin, Indianapolis .. 123 162 154 Hare, Indianapolis .... 182 181 165 — 967 Kingsbury. Indpls. ... 162 184 115 Medsker. Indpls 11l 115 143 830 Stark. Indianapolis .. 11l 134 149 Von Kessler, Indpls.... 170 151 173 888 Camp. Indianapolis ... 200 167 151 Bishop, Indianapolis .. 141 187 155—1001 Costin. Indianapolis .. 168 150 144 Moorman, Indpls. ... 200 147 178— 987 Sherburne. Indpls. ... 177 178 158 Ryan. Indianapolis ... 207 180 i41—1041 Bradley. Indpls 172 175 199 Driscoll. Indpls 145 133 184—1008 Craft, Indianapolis .. 148 136 L 76 Mogg, Indianapolis .... 180 159 141— 890 Mcßrtde, Indpls 148 127 114 Winters. Indianepolis . 163 201 225—• 9 7 8 Bash. Indianapolis ... 106 135 108 Steinhtlber, Indpls. .. 128 192 112— 781 Richart,, Indpls 148 145 215 Damron. Indianapolis . 148 165 163 982 W. Brehob. Indpls. . 142 140 166 C. Brehob. Indpls. ... 156 194 162 960 Hershman, Indpls 106 127 104 Straub, Indianapolis . 155 159 121— 772 Shoults, Indpls 153 146 122 Nieklrk, Indianapolis . 177 179 129 906 long. Indianapolis .... 145 166 128 Seward, Indianapolis . 127 116 188 — 870 Peterson, Indpls 182 163 202 Weathers. Indpls 146 124 182— 999 Nessler, Indianapolis . 124 154 125 Sturgeon. Indpls 146 132 195 876 Cady. Indianapolis ... 158 185 191 Daniel, Indianapolis . 179 148 195—1056 W. Tiennepohl. Indpls. 154 181 127 Hughes. Indianapolis .. 191 182 171— ICO6 Wall. Trennepohl, Ipls. 153 181 148 Porston, Indianapolis . 167 186 177—1012 Tennant. Indianapolis . 129 179 156 Standquist, Indpls. . 178 127 176 945 Vanßuren, Indpls 149 220 145 Sullivan, Indpls 348 178 IS6—• 996 Holmes. Indianapolis . 154 128 138 Kuhn, Indianapolis ... 155 171 198— 944 Steinhour. Indpls ... 134 142 185 Dillman, Indianapolis . 160 193 147 961 Nolind. Indianapolis .. 134 145 112 Lesh. Indianapolis ... 129 155 137 812 Trask, Indianapolis .. 141 144 158 Hoekensmith. Indpls. . 137 174 170— 924 Catterlin. Indpls 169 187 141 Cornelius. Inapis 164 168 146 975 Ketcham, Indpls 117 183 175 Jeffery, Indpls 160 119 141— 895 8:15 F. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Morris, Indianapolis ... 202 178 158—538 Holman, Indianapolis .. 203 177 209—589 Jones, Indianapolis ... 155 167 165—487 Clark, Indianapolis .... 200 133 163—496 Maxwell, Indianapolis . 151 146 159 —456 Cotton, Indianapolis .. 137 122 176—435 Norman. Indianapolis . 155 154 185—494 Waggoner. Indianapolis. 135 150 200—485 Gavin, Indlanapous.. 167 138 200—505 Hare, Indianapolis 192 181 184—557 Kingsbury, Indpls 170 159 195—524 Measker, Indianapolis . 138 91 168—397 Stark. Indianapolis ... 122 178 142—442 Von Kessler, Indpls. ... 150 147 132—429 Camp. Indianapolis ... 131 165 190—486 Bishop, Indianapolis ... 188 178 166—532 I Costin. Indianapolis . 153 155 147—455 j Moorman. Indianapolis. 211 191 148—550 Sherburne. Indpls 148 197 126—471 Ryan, Indianapolis 148 138 164—450 I Bradley. Indianapolis . 165 157 201—523 I Driscoll. Indianapolis . 174 132 lD—46 i Graft, Indianapolis ... 150 197 157—50* ! Mogg. Indianapolis ... 139 192 149—480 Mcßride. Indianapolis . 132 135 192—459 ; Winters. Indianapolis . 142 180 176—498 i Bash. Indianapolis ... 157 118 123—396 Steinhilber, Indpls. .. 119 328 128—375 Richhart, Indpls. 177 155 157—489 : Damron, Indianapolis 156 159 157—472 W. Lvehob, Indianapolis 180 130 147—457 C. Brehob. Indianapolis 162 172 174—508 Hershman. Indpls 139 127 123—391 Straub, Indianapolis .. 119 130 159—408 Shoults, Indianapolis . 177 180 185—542 Niekirk. Indianapolis... 122 152 136—410 Long. Indianapolis ... ISO 139 97—386 Seward. Indianapolis . 145 164 124—(33 Peterson. Indianapolis . 166 191 174—531 Weathers, Indianapolis. 170 142 171—(83 Niessler, Indianapolis . 178 139 148—465 Bturgeon. Indianapolis . 128 148 158—(34 Cady. Indianapolis .... 166 135 147—448 Daniel. Indianapolis ... 165 174 398—537 W. Trennephol. Indpls. 175 191 187—553 Hughes. Indianapolis . 168 178 169—503 Walt. Trennepohl, Indpls 222 127 187—536 Forston, Indpls. ... 179 143 117—(39 Tennant. Indianapolis . 147 159 134—440 Standquist. Indpls 175 123 174—472 Van Buren, Indpls. .. 181 165 193—539 Sullivan, Indianapolis. 173 200 169—542 Holmes. Indianapolis . 160 2CB 113—481 Kuhn. Indianapolis ... 154 174 142—470 Steinhour. Indianapolis 213 210 142—565 Dillman. Indianapolis .. 189 148 .113—450 Noland. Indianapolis .. 137 1(6 |738—421 Lash. Indianapolis 144 148 437 Trask. Indianapolis ... 129 124 119—372 Hoekensmith. Indplr . 130 155 191—466 Catterlin. Indpls. 180 158 233—572 Cornelius, Indpls 184 13* 170—492 Ketcham Indpls. 144 108 211—441 Jeffery, Indianapolis ... 1M 182 156—636

8:30 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No 3. (2600) No. 15. (2292) Burch .. 183 201 143 Kenningr 163 146 115 Witman. 166 221 177 Brehob . 1&5 173 136 C.Smith. 146 183 162 Quebe ... 137 198 137 L.Smith.. 140 178 176 Fofflte . 164 198 123 Burch .. 183 206 135 Otting .. 120 137 190 Totals..Blß 988 793 Totals .739 852 701 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 16. 123271 No. 11. <2020! Ouirl ... 148 185 198 Steinlwr. 132 118 166 Stich .. 142 156 178 Wilkinsn. 120 143 118 Bryant.. 142 143 159 Kendall 95 128 145 Young 168 144 156 Karnatz. 169 133 115 Whsennd 147 133 150 Updike .. 133 163 142 T0ta15..747 741 839 Totals 649 685 686 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 12. <23091 No. 20. <20201 Barrett . 145 147 147 Koerner. 152 139 121 Oowdy.. 168 147 178 Hahn ... 131 117 154 Clapp .. 1,31 158 135 White . 102 114 125 Winter . 142 179 133 Spriggs.. 116 144 126 Fischer.. 161 170 170 Waggv . 150 149 180 T0ta15..747 799 763 1 Totals .651 663 706

Hawaiian Pastimers to Roll Monday

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Left to right, Peter Laura, Herbert Meure, Elmer H. Baumgarten, Taul E. Crosier, John Jorgenson and Jesse Kelly.

PICTURED above are four members of the Hawaiian pin team and two A. B. C. officials. The maple shooters completed a 5000-mile jaunt from the Hawaiian Islands to participate in the American Bowling Congress

Coca-Cola • Coca-Cola No. 19. 12207) No. 18. (2462) Marsh . . 147 143 111 I Roberts . 209 183 185 Gudgel.. 138 147 150i Schmidt. 147 167 132 Humes.. 170 149 102iHarvev . 176 166 142 Rains... 173 192 162! Sochalski 166 151 157 Rape... 130 132 161iSchoen.. 168 148 165 T0ta15..758 763 6861 Totals. .866 815 781 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 17. (15861 No. 14. (21301 Ross ... 78 138 l18!Willms . 144 154 141 Lamar.. 103 130 88iMadden . 124 114 154 Woody . 97 115 96iSheridan. 147 115 128 Schafer 11* 71 97!Aterding. 153 133 175 Sargeant. 98 168 75 Snyder . 150 151147 T0ta15..490 622 4741 Totals 718 667 745 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 13. (2232) No. 10. (1862) Codv.... 156 143 1591 French.. 93 82 98 Frost... 138 131 163! Butz 134 122 130 Doerr... 159 135 129! White... 143 84 148 Wahl.... 176 167 158 Kuszmaul 113 119 164 Hiatt... 109 138 171! Peters.. 137 162 133 T0ta15..738 714 780! Totals .620 569 673 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 9. (2054) No. 7. (2251) Weber.. 123 126 124|Young... 137 164 181 Keeling.. 142 194 175:Browne . 156 148 160 Wilson.. 115 105 103 Schlshmt 96 116 137 Haase... 159 151 152!Secrest.. 135 145 209 Boak 110 106 169! Dailey... 143 178 146 T0ta15..649 682 723! Totals. .667 751 833 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 8. (1846) No. 6. (2211) Hwthrne 126 138 179!8av1ey... 140 148 165 Smith... 133 113 116|Collins.. . 123 205 244 Jolly ... 104 110 127!Lngnkmp 107 133 104 Andersn. 164 ill l24!McDaniel 127 159 127 Sparks . 120 89 94 Schvn . 143 142 144 T0ta15..647 ,561 640! Totals. .640 787 784 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 5. (1985) No. 4. (2026i Long.. . 152 125 141 Ray .... 152 177 145 Bchanan 120 123 105 Bohlngr. 102 110 93 Krebs .. 110 115 149: Baker . 125 109 130 Havej... 161 121 122 McPeak.. 145 146 160 Ebeig .. 121 151 i69.Youck .. 135 141 1.4 R T0ta15..664 635 686! Totals. 659 683 684 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 1. (1844) No. 2. (2124) FKoellng 94 88 150gthoettle 122 169 177 HKoellng 133 133 112!Behrman 126 156 121 AKoellng 108 102 136! Johnson. 156 114 131 Zerr . 173 175 122 Embry .. 123 109 141 CKoellng 134 84 100 Zimmer . 130 182 167 Totals. .642 582 620! Totals . 657 730 737 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 31. (2089) No. 32. (2196) Fitterer 132 120 113IG111 143 134 133 Huonker 154 127 157iDorman. 135 200 167 VnArsdll 145 144 132] Peterson 132 163 148 Keenan. 139 108 121jCompton. 150 120 208 Gasklll 142 195 160 Griffin.. 133 106 124 T0ta15..712 694 6831 Totals .693 723 780 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 29. (1878) No. 30. (1952) Rowe . . 120 113 ll.TCarpentr 147 151 127 Brosnan. 122 105 123'Hartwell. 113 121 120 McCloud 121 143 122 Young... 144 139 159 Brosnan. 113 108 101 Hurst .. 116 136 99 McGown 129 147 148 Gowan . 113 148 119 T0ta15..605 616 607 Totals. 633 695 624 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 28. t 2231) No. 27. (2149) Grenwld 127 170 191'Hufferd . 165 134 139 Thompsn 118 143 193 Berrymn 152 137 140 Tames.. 133 181 134 Schrtmr. 89 157 156 Davis... 122 129 129 Maas.... 128 ISO 150 Berry... 143 174 144|Martz... 177 154 121 T0ta15..643 797 791 Totals .711 732 706 Cooa-Cola Coca-Cola No. 26. (1878) No. 25. (1950) Britan.. 83 88 119 Schuetz . 121 125 128 Wolfe... 138 106 127 Bush ... 118 115 133 Beatty.. 101 131 141! Bevelle.. 115 148 124 Hrnbrger 121 154 145 Fletcher. 115 130 142 Tourney. 114 164 146Hinkte... 157 113 165 T0ta15..557 643 678! Totals .627 631 692 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 22. (1936! No. 21. (1972) Morgan. 115 131 114'Curtls. .. 122 140 119 Quinn .. 134 134 S7 Oliver... 148 136 123 Neageley 84 159 158-Larsen.. 144 98 134 Mogle . 132 99 119 Brex 143 139 117 Hill . 128 181 151 Finley... 143- 157 109 T0ta15..593 704 639! Totals. .700 670 602 Coca-Cola Coca-Cola No. 23. (1989) No. 24. (2297) Seibert . 132 144 125 Meagher. 157 170 213 Miller .. 115 139 114 Raters . 96 116 122 Hayes .. 150 120 155 Sowar .. 151 156 134 Binnger. 161 129 141 Holmes.. 146 203 137 Hofmann 110 142 112 Clark .. 159 178 159 T0ta15..668 674 647i Totals 709 823 765 8:30 P. M. SQUAD—S MAN Moorman V-8, Klen Hardware Whiting. Inti. i2811) Whiting, Ind. (2617) lames... 160 188 170 Jancosek 182 179 195 Miller . 213 159 180 Klen ... 157 214 134 leimerl.. 183 222 181 Snyder . 157 156 171 Bell .... 301 189 198 Vargo . 148 159 188 Dole ... 175 214 178 Germick. 170 205 202 Totals. 932 972 907! Totals. 814 813 890 Cooper Bros. Alcona. Recreation JpJetroit. 12626) Detroit. (2569) Hudson 190 173 175 Danol . 182 168 164 Grubb . 172 161 207 Fitzp'trl’k 201 159 176 Martin . 162 154 171 Lush ... 173 169 162 De Neve. 188 168 166 Btrassen. 176 167 179 Kell 191 174 174*Butler... 166 160 167 Totals. 90b 830 893! Totals. 898 823 848 Himburg Plumbing. Hi-Speed Owossj. M. (2408) Owosso, M. (2877) Thop'son 114 167 187 Schilling 163 180 175 Harry'an 191 170 1578a1eJa... 188 222 188 Sperry.. 140 118 169 Schultz.. 141 190 179 Young .. 139 160 154 Mackey.. 140 168 157 Mayers 170 159 213 Swart ... 167 230 209 Totals. 754 744 880 Totals. 799 990 888 Public Berviee Oerlash Barklow Joliet, 111. 125821 Joliet. 11l '2418) Wilcox . 134 170 147 Ohristns'n 156 210 189 Hint* .. 187 146 lSSiStefleS . 137 162 146 Rioentg 147 198 180 Achtenbrg 150 140 169 Mulligan 191 187 178 Pitcarin . 168 144 160 Souvenir 192 184 188 Erickseu 139 187 111 Totals. UltUMi Totals. 250 823 145

. Ts 3 INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

Schlegel Mfg Cos Schlegei Mfg. Cos. Roch., N. Y.. <22861 Roch , N Y. <25781 rermine 134 161 167 Pelerskt.. 138 178 212 Camerela 129 172 173 Chickie 137 156 219 Lattanzio 168 174 116 Cansonerl 202 166 180 Alereia 125 132 194!Costello.. 192 191 104 Klimczak 134 160 147 Florino . 167 157 179 Totals. 690 799 797! Totals. 836 848 894 Bismarck Beer W. A. Laidlaw Wire Peoria, 111. <25731 Peoria, til. <26581 Entrup.. 150 192 18J;Stout 164 137 171 Brink... 149 214 20l>‘Moo:-e... 157 145 200 Batz 134 145 174 Eberle... 188 178 222 While... 183 166 157 Miller 142 198 189 Slater... 154 161 213iSpaninger 202 210 175 Totals. 770 878 9251 Totals. 053 868 937 3oulevard Inn State Farm Ins. Whiting. Ind. <2516i Bloom'n. 111. <24021 DeShcoe. 182 Is 2 179 Mecherle 14l> 185 176 Ryan 172 178 160!Wettersen 133 167 172 Wilson.. 173 155 146 Sparrow. 122 154 181 tfatis ... 168 150 1641 Reece.... 178 156 196 Westltng 160 158 179iMiller... 125 189 123 Totals. 855 833 8281 Totals 703 851 848

tournament. The travelers, Laura, Meure, Jorgenson and Kelly, were greeted by city and national bowling officials, among them being Elmer Baumgarten, secretary of the A. B. C., and Paul Crosier, president of the Indian-

Wilson Bottling Garden Taverine Rockford, 111. (2677) Rockford, 111.. (2694) Stuts’an 161 147 166[Stennett. 166 154 145 Blomq'ist 205 169 I.B|Hawki.soil 183 175 176 Luvlsi... 199 159 172[Johnson. 174 181 162 Noreen 160 198 175|Zitzke... 173 204 221 Sandwick 167 211 190|Miller .... 180 187 213 Totals. 892 884 901| Totals. 876 901 917 Erie Clothing Southwest RecrcaChicago (2513) tion, Chicago 12773) libson... 154 167 167!Mays ... 182 181 189 Suss... 140 174 168!Schimek. 199 209 170 Husmann 170 164 187iPfeiffer .. 159 180 155 Albeitz.. 175 157 167|Schaeffek 178 189 194 Mills ... 180 208 135lSaric 187 214 187 Totals. 819 870 8241 Totals. 905 973 895 Allen's Ice Cream. Dick Builders Rockford. 111. (2559) Cleveland. (2662) Anderson 172 162 188Marlitz.. 142 232 225! DeGroff. 153 167 169 Riordan. 138 150 215 Waskie.. 153 172 190 Jerman.. 152 156 127 Yo’antas 163 157 186 Dick 177 254 180 Frithiof. 165 191 171 Stanonik 168 182 164 Totals. 806 849 904| Totals. 777 974 911 Chene-Trombly O. K. Warehouse Detroit. (28t9) Ft. Worth. (2666) Shocke . 156 167 2L ITavener.. 178 167 194 3enderak 222 176 165'Perkins.. 204 157 184 Mikiel.. 168 201 1801 Sills 196 167 169 Dudzik.. 183 213 189|Phillips . 165 194 178 Green... 190 213 222|Tempelmr 180 162 171 Totals. 919 970 970| Totals. 923 847 896 Wellsville C. Club. International Nickel Wells., N. Y. (2675) Hunt’n., Va. (2494) Haskins. 144 177 170|Eastham. 162 150 161 McEwen. 182 191 201|Baumgard 168 1,35 156 Clarke.- 172 172 213jAvis 178 179 192 Comstock 152 170 200|Hudson.. 167 124 136 Brown.. 179 168 184|Edwards. 194 191 201 Totals. 829 878 9681 Totals. 869 779 846 3altzman Aliquippa Boosters Elwood, Pa, (2716) Aliquippa. Pa. (2793) Hangst, 191 178 176 Velgos .. 178 171 184 Anderson 185 157 164! Williams 204 179 156 Bauer . 190 182 2lliHurni ... 175 203 216 Howarth 191 186 171iThomas.. 134 215 187 Holcomb 145 199 190!ShafTalo. 202 207 182 Totals. 902 902 912| Totals. 893 975 925 Falter Purity Wagner-Augustiner Columbus. O. (2481) Columbus. O. (2666) Falter .. 161 178 165! Grey 196 186 179 Emrich. 128 172 145|Distelh’r’t 195 152 177 3tickel.. 166 169 168 Baas.. . 121 202 205 Camp .. 165 156 144lDaugh’tv 159 187 170 Morbitzer 198 177 189!Distelh'r’t 158 175 202 Totals. 818 852 811| Totals. 829 904 933 Dwens Illinois Glass Gendry & Hill. Columbus. 0., (2542) Decatur, 111. (2625) Harmer. 157 145 236!Bl’kenb’rg 152 190 204 Meinen . 136 171 157!Bl'kenb'rg 181 181 204 R.Leslein 158 171 183! Hill 177 157 188 J.Lesleln 156 163 201!Gendrv.. 151 198 162 Zlccardl 164 153 191!Flaugher. 180 144 156 Totals. 771 803 968! Totals. 641 870 914 Silver Cup Bread. Drobisch & Muirhead Detroit. (2540) Decatur, 111. (2638> Durn .. 112 164 134!8r!x 222 177 187 David .. 143 179 189 Hill 170 167 177 Burton . 212 218 131 ; Lents 137 156 no Maloney 144 200 182!Conant-. 185 197 158 Cave 177 178 1571 Walker.. 151 223 161 Totals. 808 939 7931 Totals. 865 920 853 10:30 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Oakleaf Motors. Jerry Schulz Tavern. Chicago. 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AL HOLMAN had his ball working nice in that second singles game. Looked like the same “apple” that worked so nicely in Syracuse last year. ... A quartet of soldiers from Fort Harrison was in action in the matinee session. . . . Walt Trennepohl opened his singles with a 222, but fell by the wayside with a 127 in his middle game.... The boys on the sidelines were comparing “One-Step” Tennant with Count Gengler. That is comparing his delivery—not his.scoring ability. . . . The Holtman-Degischor duo opened with a nice 402, but they also flopped in the second try. . . . “Splits” claimed Harold Ruschaupt after, firing his minor events, “Or maybe it was the alleys,” he added. a a MIKE WARREN, one of the city’s pin veterans, was in action during the matinee. ... A number of fans were on hand to cheer their favorites during the afternoon sessions. . . . Ken Koelling, the American Central Life Insurance ace, failed to produce one of his fancy totals. . . . But who did? ... Joe Zimmer, the soft-ball tosser, was getting in shape for the summer as he toiled with the Coca Cola No. 2. . . . Freddie Schoettle put on a little dance at the foul line after letting loose of that new speed ball of his. . . . “Golfin’ Lou” Smith sunk a few putts for the Coke No. 3s. . . . That Willms. Madden, Sheridan, Alerding, Schneider combination looked like the old “gas house gang.” ... Rube Hamer, of Owens Illinois Glass Cos., led the 8:30 parade across the alleys and then tossed the initial strike of the squad. . . . J. Klen Jr., bowling with Klen Hardwares of Whiting. Ind., drew the “big four” on his opening shot. . non W r ALT DUOZIK. of the Detroit Cheney-Tromb’.eys, cleaned the 1-2-10 in his first frame and then Art Schilling of the Owossa (Mich.) Hi-Speeds, duplicated the feat in his second frame. . . . The Dick Builders in Maroon shirts and yellow ties and Aliquippa Boosters in blue shirts and white ties took the “best dressed” honors of the 8:30 shift. . . . The

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O. K. Warehouse quintet stepped to their alleys wearing 10-gallon hats. The boys hail from Fort Worth, Texas. . . . Steve Velgos, leadoff man of the Aliquippa Boosters is partially blind and unable to see the pins. He is advised as to what pins are standing by his mates, and usually mows them down despite his handicap. . . . Employers Mutual, touted Milwaukee quintet, was outfitted in white shirts and light blue trousers. They looked snappy. ... So did the Perrin's Recreation of Hammond. Ind., as they stepped along in their blue shirts fronted by yellow ties. # n tt A. REIDELL of Detroit's Exelio Aircraft & Tools registered the first strike of the 10:30 squad—and what a strike it was. One of the delayed kind that almost beat him out of the “first” honors. . . . Ned Day, famous match game bowler, was among the spectators last night. He arrived early in the evening from Grand Rapids, Mich., where he tangled with Walter Schakett in a match Thursday. He tossed a 1623 to his opponent’s 1505 to win the seven-game set. Ned was pulling for his old “buddies,” the Employes Mutual of Milwaukee. He is to roll a match in Peoria tomorrow. SUCCEEDS ERNIE NE VERS Times Special PALO ALTO. Cal., March 21. Ben Winkleman of Fort Worth, Tex., has been appointed to succeed Ernie Nevers as back field I coach at Stanford. Nevers has pc- : repted a position at Lafayette College. MACCABEES PRACTICE The Maccabees baseball team will practice at Riverside No. 7 diamond at 1:30. For dates on the Maccabees schedule write Gilbert Menhhofer, 3526 W. 12th-st, Indianapolis, or call Riley 5541.

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State Deaths ALEXANDRIA—CharIes Earl Ferguson. 51. Survivors; Widow, Bertha: stepson Elbert Gust in; brother. William A Ferguson: half-brothers. William M. and Leroy Ferguson. ANDERSONVILLE Add Ledford. 33. Survivors: Widow, three children, father, three brothers and five sisters ANDREWS—Guilford H. Huston 21. Survivors: Parents, three brothers and four sisters. , ATLANTA—James Losey. 80. Survivors: Widow, Anna; sons. Harley, Arba and Frank; daughter. Mrs. Ruby Lambert. - AUBURN—John W. Kenton, 75. Survivors: Son and four daughters. BLOOMINGTON—Mrs. Sarah V. Eller 70. Survivors: Daughter. Mrs E. C Hill: stepsons, Aiva and Ray Eller; foster daughter, Mrs. Charles Shaw; sister. Miss Minerva Van Dyke; brothers, David Ezra and Arthur Van Dyke. CLINTON —William D. Shew, 80. Survivor: Brother, Edwin Shew. —Mrs. Mary Jane Kimmerling. 91. Survivors: Son. Harvev; daughters, Mrs. Charles Barber and Mrs. John Sigler. FAIR.MOUNT—Miss Myrle Peacock, 31. Survivors: Widow, Addie; daughters, Mrs. Misses Kathleen and Isabelle Painter; mother and sister. FLORA—Mrs. Elizabeth Knepper, 93. FORT BRANCH—Miss Hilda Fruend, 33. Survivors: Brothers, Edwin. Norman and Adolph; sister, Miss Kreida Fruend. FORT WAYNE—Mrs. John H. (Myra) Vescy, 57. Survivors: Mother, Mrs. Carrie Smith; brother. Henrv A Smith; niece Alice C. Ferguson; grand-niece. Miss Alleene Dorrell. H. L. James. 82. Survivor: Son. Walter James. Mrs. Anna M. Myers. 71. Survivors: Brother. William Middleton: sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Steele and Mrs. Clara Vanosdale. FULTON—John West, 78. farmer. Survivors: Widow; daughter. Mrs. Nellie Calloway; sisters, Mrs. Amy Porter and Mrs. Anna Mclntyre. GASTON—Isaac N. Parkison. 78. Survivors: Widow. Amanda; sons, Samuel and Earl; daughters. Mrs. Frank Williams and Mrs. Urba Carter; sister, Mrs. J. Monroe Fitch. GLENWOOD —Mrs. Helen Carver. 37. Survivors: Widower, Ernest; daughters, Adalea and Roselea Carver; parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Blake. HOBART—Mrs. Emil Gruel. 40. Survivors: Widower, two sons, two daughters, mother, two brothers and two sisters. KNIGHTSTOWN—James William Latham, 75. farmer. Survivors: Widow, Anna; son, Oscar; daughters, Mrs. S. T. Brock and Miss Hester Latham. KNOX—Charles Hamilton Peters. 75. Survivors: Widow; son, Glen D. Peters. KOKOMO—John W. Dale. 73. Survivors: Sons, Paul, Orley, Kennpth and Charles: daughter. Mrs. Grace Hal; brother. Frank; sisters, Mrs. Viola Butler Mrs. Rosa Marshall and Mrs. Ella McCombs. LAFAYETTE—WiIIiam Landseadel, 66. farmer. Survivors: Widow. Esther: son. Joseph: father. John, sisters, Mrs. Emmett, Dunn. Mrs. Joe Dunn, Mrs. Anna Lusher, Mrs. Roy Cole and Mrs. Oscar Allen. LA PORTE -John Walker. 25. Survivors: Widow, Myrtle; parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Walker. LOGANSPORT—CharIes Doan. 65. farmer. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Nettie Egman. LY’DICK—Mrs. Ethel Mae Hullinger, 51 Survivors: Widower. William: son3, Earl and Donald; daughters. Mrs. Harold Thomas and Miss Fiette Hullinger: sister Mrs. Elmer Merrill; brother, Thomas B. Pippin. MARTINSVILLE—DanieI B. Hammack, 78, farmer. Survivors: Widow; sons, Gus. Bert and Alfred; daughters, Mrs. Laura Adams and Mrs. May Kemp. MEROM—David Harbor. Survivors: Son, Floyd; daughter, Mrs. Edith Hack. MILLARK—Mrs. Suzanna Stahl, 78. Sur- : vivors: Widower, James; sons, John, James David and Joel; daughters. Mrs. Velma Davis and Mrs. Margaret Bowers; brother, R. W. Brown. MORRISTOWN—Mrs. Elvira Towns. 84 Survivors: Daughters. Mrs. A. M. Christian and Mrs. W. C. Williams. NEWBURG—Henry A. Lawhead. 62. Sur- ! vivors: Sisters. Miss Rena Lawnead and Mrs. Eva Archbold; brothers, Bruce and John Lawhead. NEWCASTLE—WiIIiam Welling. 74. Survivors: Widow. Minnie; sons, Joseph. Kenneth and Fred Weßing. Mrs. Harriet M. Polk. 91. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. W. J. Sandy and Mrs. R. H. Ritter; son, Paul; brother. G. E. Mahin. Mrs. Eva Laugh. 48. Survivors: Widower, two sons and daughter. OSSIAN—Miss Mary Frances Harter. Survivor: Brother, Webner Harter. PERU—Mrs. Elizabeth Easterday, 84. Survivors: Widower, Bruff; sons, Ben Arnold. Albert and Oscar Ward; daughters, Mrs. Dave English, Mrs. Charles Wiggleton, Mrs. Ernest Schulhyxx and Mrs. Georgia Brown. PLEASANT LAKE-Mrs. Adeline Fifer, 74. Survivor: Brother. PLYMOUTH—Miss Isabelle F. Dunlap 86. Survivors: Brother, Solomon; niece' Mrs. Jessie Funk. PORTER—Mrs. Lena King. 52. PRINCETON—Mrs. Unit Woods. 28. Survivors: Widower. John: foster son Frerjbrother, Otis Whaley; sisters, Misses Rosa and Pear! Whaley. RICHMOND—Edward Kamp. 83. Survivors: Widow. Wilhemina; daughter, Mrs Russed Alexander; stepsons Paul and Norman Mueller: sisters, Mrs. Minnie Koehnne and Allen, brother j Henry Kamp ROCHESTER—Theodore A. Murphy. 83 i Survivors: Widow. Lucy: sister, Mrs. Lou i Davidson; uncle, Rev. Oran A Cook. SHELBYVILLE—JuIius L. Showers, 82. Survivors: Widow’, Fannie; son. Joseph Ralph; daughter. Mrs. Weill M. Dicke; sister. 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BURGESS RITES TO BE HELD AT HOME MONDAY Masonic Order to Have Charge of Funeral Services. Funeral services for Walter Smith Burgess, who died yesterday in his home, 1125 Parker-av, after an illness of several months, are to be held in the home Monday under charge of the Masonic Order. Burial is to be in Washington Park Cemetery. Mr. Burgess was born in Columbus and later lived in Evansville before coming to Indianapolis. He had made his home here for the last 19 years. He was 59. He was traffic manager of the Capital Paper Cos., having been affiliated with that company 20 years. He was a member of Brookside Lodge, F. & A. M., and was its treasurer. Survivors are the widow, a daughter, Mrs. J. D. Bishop, both of Indianapolis, and two brothers, Edgar Burgess and Carroll Burgess, both of Brooklyn, N. Y. Laundry Head Dies Last rites for Martin M. Dugan, who died yesterday in his home, 1338 Lexington-av. after an illness of five weeks, are to be held in the home Monday at 8:30 and at 9 in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Burial is to be in Holy Crass Cemetery. Mr. Dugan, who was 70. was bom in Brownsburg, but had lived in Indianapolis for the last 50 years. He was president and manager of the M. Sr. H. Co-operative Laundry many years. He was a member of St. Patrick’s Church, Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians. Survivors are a daughter. Sister M. Barnarda, Indianapolis; two brothers, John and Thomas Dugan, and five sisters. Mrs. Margaret Roose, Mrs. Ella Gardner, Mrs. Kate Shea and Mrs. Anna Patterson, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Bella Moran, Detroit, Mich. Ante Funeral Set Services for William Ante, who died yesterday in his home. 2865 S. Meridian-st, are to be held in the Kirby Mortuary Monday at 8:30 and at 9 in St. Roch's Church. Burial is to be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Mr. Ante, who was 66, was a lifelong resident of Indianapolis and lived his entire life in the house in which he died. He was an employe of E. C. Atkins &; Cos. 40 years until he retired 11 years ago. Survivors are a brother, Jacob Ante, two nephews and three nieces, all of Indianapolis. Ex-State Librarian Dies William E. Henry, 78. former Indiana state librarian and dean emeritus of the school of library science at the University of Washington, died yesterday at his home in Seattle, Wash., of influenza. He had been librarian at the university since 1926. .Mr. Henry was a native of Connersville. He was graduated from Indiana State Normal School in 1885, and received A. B. and A. M. degrees from Indiana University in 1891 and 1892 respectively, where ho was an instructor in English through 1893. From 1895 to 1897 he was professor of English at Franklin College. He was state librarian from 1895 to 1906. He was married to Margaret Roberts, of this city, in 1895. She died in 1900, and in 1903 he was married to Sylvia M. Allen, of St. Louis, Mo. Wheeler Rites Today Funeral services for Charles M. Wheeler, 80, of 1717 N. Talbot-st. who died Thursday following a heart attack, were to be at 2 today in the Reyonlds Funeral Home, in charge of the Masonic Order. Burial is to be tomorrow morning in Vincennes. Mr. Wheeler had been city ticket agent lor the Pennsylvania Railroad here since 1890, with tha exception of a few years. He was retired 10 years ago. Mr. Wheeler was born in Utica, N. and was employed by the Pennsylvania system in 1875, serving first at Vincennes and later at Terre Haute. He was s member of the Ancient Landmarks Lodge, F. <fe A. M.. and the Scottish Rite. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Anna M. W'heeler; a daughter. Mrs. Anna Van Arman. and a granddaughter, Virginia Van Arman. Body Sent Here Mrs. Carrie R. Reese, a resident, here for 30 years, died yesterday at North Arlington, N. J., according to a message received here by a sister, Mrs. Frank P. McCoy, 4832 Kenwood-av. The body is being sent here. Mrs. Reese was the widow of Elmore Reese, a carpenter with the William P. Jungclaus Cos. for 30 years, who died five years ago. In addition to her sister, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. R. W. Carson, at whose home she died, and a brother, Theodore Chamness. Westfield. She was a member of the First Friends Church. Funeral arrangements have not as yet been completed.

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