Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1936 — Page 15

MARCH 24, 1936

DETROIT, NEW YORK OPEN DRIVES FOR 1937 A. B. C. MEET

Congress to Choose Site This Friday Bowlers From Two Cities to ‘Battle’ at Tomlinson Hall Session. BY BERNARD HARMON The subject of high scores in the American Bowling Congress tournament was of secondary importance today as pin leaders from New York and Detroit launched their campaigns to land the 1937 event, which will be awarded during the annual meeting of the Congress in Tomlinson Hall Friday afternoon. Jimmy Morrison, publicity chief of the New York Convention Bureau, arrived In the city Sunday ami opened the Gothamites’ headquarters in the Lincoln. A1 Lattin. president of the New York State and the New York City bowling associations, along with Bill Landgraf, vice president of the city association, William Pollack of Buffalo, past president of the Congress, and Harry Levine, another pin notable from the big city, assembled today and immediately touched off the campaign fireworks. Gotham Mayor Exported Mayor La Guardia is expected to be on hand to deliver a personal invitation to the delegates to bring the 1937 tournament to New York. If he is successful in his bid for the annual classic, it is to be staged in lhe National Guard Armory, which is within five minutes of the heart of the city. Representatives who are to present the Detroit bid are expected to arrive late today, and a battle for the next event will be under wAy. Howard McCullough and Harold Allen are to head the Auto City contingent and are reported loaded with enough propaganda regarding the Michigan site to won the 600 or more delegates expected at the meeting. Pins Topple in Singles esterday’s daylight activities found squads of minor events prize seekers monopolizing the alleys. Kenny Nelson, Minneapolis pastimer, nicked the maples for games of 235, 244 and 215 to total 694, which boosted him to third place in the individuals standings. Myron Conners, youthful Cleveland entrant, also found the tourney pins to his liking and with a 677 from games of 236, 228 and 213 took over fourth place in the standings. An additional trio of kegelers competing in the individual events Crashed the top ten. Bill Rose. Upper Darby, Pa„ collecting a 671 for sixth place; Elmer Kringel, Milwaukee, a 670 for seventh, and Chester Puster a 667 for eighth. The latter opened his series with one of the best single game efforts of the tourney, a 277. Herb Voss, another Milwaukeean, added series of 616. 630 and 633 for an 1879 to assume fourth place in the allevents. rekin Team Second Although 64 teams, practically all of them rated as topnotchers of the pin game, were in action on the two night squads, only one was able to penetrate the standings of the five leaders. Windsor Cigars, a Pekin illl.l quintet rolling on the final squad, cracked out games of 911 1007 and 990 for a 2908 that was good for second place. White paced his team with a 653 series. Elmhurst Gardens of Elmhurst, 111., rolling on the same squad, totaled 2886 to take seventh place. The Honolulus, who traveled nearly 5000 miles to participate in the classic, and the H. Wm, Pollack Poster Prints of Buffalo, both touted teams, crossed alleys together on the 8:15 shift, but neither was able to connect for an outstanding total. The New Yorkers collected a 2755 in their three games, while the boys from Hawaii garnered 2679 in their series. Although the 2810 pasted by the Iron Inn of Iron River. Mich*, was good for squad honors, it failed to land the team a place in the "big ten." Today's daylight program found pastimers who were in action with teams last night, rolling their minor events. Tonights activities call for the appearance of three full squads of five-man aggregations. practically all local teams. The 6:30 and 10:30 squads are solid Indianapolis booster teams, while at 8:30 several of the city’s crack quintets will face the maples along with 16 out-of-town teams. Indiana Wheel and Rim, Capital Ice Cos., Beck's Coal & Coke, Stahlhut Jewelers, Russet Cafeteria and Crystal Flash are local fivesomes expected to feature tonight’s 8:30 session.

• Pin Tourneygramo •

THE Honolulus drew the biggest ovation of the tourney as they filed to their alleys. Jorgeson and Meure drew splits in their initial frames. Laura struck and Bond and Kelly turned in spares. . . . The Wisconsin Mutual Plate Glass Insurance team of Juneau, Wis., was made up of Catholic priests. They did a nice job of tumbling the maples. Among them was the Rev. John Koelzer, who belongs to the bowler's "Hall of Fame” as the result of a 300 game rolled in league competition. . . . Elmer Baumgarten was all smiles as the boys from the beach of Waikiki stepped to their alleys. They set anew record for distance travelled in the annual classic, coming almost 5000 miles to participate in the event. n a THE H. Wm. Pollack Poster Prints had plenty of pep as it opened its series. The team crossed alleys with the Honolulus and won over a large following of fans from the start. . . . The "best dressed" on the 8:15 squad were the Perth Amboy (N. J.) Elks who were decked out in lavender shirts. . . . John Ackerman, big pin mogul from Cleveland, was on hand for the evening sessions. "Greatest layout I've ever seen," said the Ohioan. , , . Charley Robinson, who runs the Iron River Inn at Iron River, Mich., anchored for the team bearing his name. And despite his 62 years, he did a nice job. e * a EVERY member of the Poster Prints struck in the initial frame of the middle game, but the . JMu 4 Frank Cgrusa, saa

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

9:30 A. M. SQUAD —DOI'BI.ES Young, Chrlstn , W Va. 192 183 190 William*. Charleston . 130 202 183—1110 i Siegfried. St. Louis .. 142 133 210 Zerba. St. Louis 192 178 153—1008 Beer*. Charleston 183 154 160 Nocll, Charleston 132 153 198— 978 Cannon. Charleston .. 149 135 161 Walters, Charleton .... 188 183 185— 979 Abel. St. Louis 153 161 235 Murphy E„ St. Louis. 182 185 212—1108 Murphy W.. St. Louis. 144 208 162 Feldhaus, St. Louis ... 166 188 183—1047 Hasrall, Trenton, N. J. 162 142 192 Dubce, Trenton 175 179 157—1007 Harris. Trenton 223 163 189 Hartman, Trenton .... 174 216 182—1127 Bancroft. Trenton .. . 161 166 164 Marks, Trenton 202 158 201—1052 Doran. Trenton 164 184 159 McGrath, Trenton ... 148 177 174—1006 Silcox, Trenton 136 193 103 Curtis. Trenton 148 177 158— 920 Hale, Trenton 144 164 226 Nickerson, Trenton ... 172 193 199—1098 Roemer, Detroit 201 156 148 Grosh. Detroit 173 183 168—1029 Tabbert,, Detroit 182 154 200 Jackson, Detroit 191 136 190—1053 Parsons. Indpls 168 145 170 Batchcldor, Indpls. ... 190 193 174—1040 Dreher, Detroit 130 181 177 Ward, Detroit 177 170 158— 994 Curtis. Trenton 170 146 160 Remmele, Trenton 194 204 196—1070 Foley, Trenton 189 153 172 Buckalew, Trenton ... 155 139 157 965 Bauac, Ducyrus, O. ... 146 123 176 Gerhart, Bucyrus 132 180 163 970 Edelstcin, Bucyrus .... 177 159 170 Kehrer, Bucyrus 168 189 149 —1012 L. Galbreath, Indpls. . 189 177 127 R. Galbreath, Indpls.. 172 175 152 992 Pfleiderer, Bucyrus, 0.. 167 141 186 McKnight, Bucyrus . 197 164 172—1027 10:15 A. M. SQI'AD—SINGLES Young, Chrlstn., W. V.. 190 178 168—536 Williams, Charleston . . 177 173 182—532 Siegtried, St. Louis ... 128 172 1a0—450 Zeroas, St. Louis 173 224 226—623 Beers, Charleston 203 140 1a9—502 Noeli, Charleston .... 163 160 144—473 Cannon. Cnarleston ... 181 158 155—494 Walters, Charleston ... 143 175 128—446 Abel, St. Louis 193 181 169—543 Murphy E., St. Louis. 16 221 185—591 Murphy W., St, Louis.. 170 191 174—535 Feldhaus. St. Louis 189 215 163—567 Hassall. Trenton, N. J.. 162 170 175—507 Dubee, Trenton 230 175 175—580 Harris, Trenton 201 191 226—618 RemmeJe, Trenton 170 157 143—470 Bancroft, Trenton 146 136 187—519 Marks, Trenton 168 186 192—543 Doran, Trenton 200 187 190—577 McGrath, Trenton 178 189 181—548 Silcox Jr., Trenton 134 153 135—422 Curtis, Trenton 192 206 171—569 Hale, Trenton 201 173 203—577 Nickerson, T-enton ... 192 188 226—606 Roemer, Detroit 157 132 204—543 Grosh, Detroit 212 201 154—567 Tabbert, Detroit 168 171 158—515 Jackson, Detroit 166 202 192—560 Parsons. Indianapolis .. 162 159 185—506 Witt, Palatine, 111 114 164 180—458 Dreher, Detroit 191 148 149—488 Ward. Detroit 167 170 209—546 Curtis, Trenton 157 178 182—517 Remmele. Trenton 199 200 133—532 Foley. Trenton 165 189 202—556 Buckalew, Trenton 177 190 217—584 Bauer. Bucyrus 166 154 209—529 Gerhart, Bucyrus 120 209 169—498 Edelstein. Bucyrus 213 168 191—572 Kehrer, Ducyrus 198 161 144—503 I'. Galbreath, Indpls. .. 165 214 178—557 R. Galbreath, Indpls. . 124 180 135—439 Pfleiderer, Bucyrus 153 171 203—527 McKnight, Bucyrus ... 170 169 193—532 Manley. Indianapolis .. 191 173 162—526 11 A. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Conners, Cleveland ... 200 190 208 Archibald, Cleveland .. 172 181 168—1119 Barrow, Medina, O. ... 188 200 165 Shaw, Medina, 0 120 179 128— 980 Alcorn, Medina 137 148 159 Averill, Medina 167 205 174 990 Moxley, Medina 181 144 199 Beard, Medina 189 165 185—1063 Mueller, St. Louis 197 153 187 Woods. St. Louis 180 )r;8 157—1040 Dellison, St. Louis 214 165 191 Tschampers, St. Louis. 200 166 156—1092 Lenz, Orrville, O. ... 162 172 157 Burkey, Orrville 178 224 176—1069 Camp, Orrville 183 169 202 Fugit.t, Orrville 178 181 179—1092 Bucellone. Detroit 156 196 133 Balog. Detroit 175 151 168— 979 Fnschman. Detroit ... 163 190 178 Cito, Detroit 143 147 181—1002 Ritter. Chicago 159 166 189 Schroeder, Chicago ... 198 178 164—1054 Gumz, Chicago 192 184 157 Small, Chicago . ... 154 208 163—1058 Archibald, Cleveland .. 164 126 180 Dudich, Cleveland 195 173 213—1056 Golem, Cleveland .... 194 160 180 Rozak, Cleveland 148 143 145 970 Kosal. Cleveland 166 196 191 Schneider. Cleveland . 183 180 183—1100 Rada. Cleveland 152 200 147 Hovanec, Cleveland ... 175 183 212—1069 Seymour, Detroit 155 181 149 Richter, Detroit 179 173 206—1043 Frisbee, Detroit 166 169 147 Allard, Detroit 210 190 231—1113 Lovell, Cleveland 171 184 186 Broski, Cleveland 199 203 174—1117 Golem, Cleveland .... 195 181 177 Sellers. Cleveland 220 182 172—1127 McNeal. Medina 155 172 144 Friesncr, Medina 131 156 147 905 Kenealey. Medina 167 176 178 Abbott. Medina ... .111 172 200—1004 Schmoldt, Palatine, Til. 157 179 187 Weirich. Palatine. 111. 179 166 187—1055 Schwolow, Palatine.... 171 177 154 Sanborn. Palatine 200 149 169—1020 Hemann. Cleveland ... 168 154 198 Kurman, Cleveland ... 169 156 191—1036 Davenport. Medina ... 191 153 167 Moxley. Medina 125 155 165 956 Burle. St. Louis 195 190 164 Eirich, St. Louis 190 157 164—1060 Hnntsberger, Orrville . 211 204 168 Willaman. Orrville .... 155 200 232—1170 Church Detroit 213 174 201 Gingerella, Detroit ... 206 180 194—1168 11:45 A. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Conners. Cleveland 236 228 213—677 Archibald, Cleveland . 187 176 187—550 Barrow. Medina, O. ... 175 184 229—588 Shaw. Medina 209 162 148—519 Alcorn, Medina 180 168 162—510 Averill, Medina 179 214 201—594 Moxley, Medina 170 206 204—580 B.'ard, Medina 180 154 184—518 Mi eller. St. Louis 167 205 136 —508 W. ods. St. Louis 180 202 172—554 Dellison, St. Louis .... 183 162 159—504 Tschampers. St. Louis. 161 191 222—574 Lenz, Orrville. O. ~ 170 104 156—466 Darkey, Orrvi ~ 194 174 188—556 Camp. Orrvi! 131 180—545 Fugitt. Orrville 09 152—550 Bucellone, Detroit 15b 194 193—543 Balog. Detroit 184 155 190—529 Frischmarf. Detrrit 176 179 178—533 Cito. Detroit 184 214 189—587 Ritter, Chicago 188 179 183—550 Schroeder. Chicago 215 157 180—552 Cum*, Chicago 182 159 165—506 Small, Chicago 178 185 168—531 Archibald. Cleveland . . 221 200 174—595 Dudich, Cleveland 179 179 198—556 Golem, Cleveland 176 193 220—589 Rozak. Cleveland 203 169 196—568 Kosal. Cleveland 176 155 192—523 Schneider. Cleveland ... 162 222 178—562 Rada. Cleveland 196 209 210—615 Hovane. Cleveland 145 188 161—494 Seymour. Detroit 212 161 203—576 Richter. Detroit 189 234 187—610 Frisbee. Detroit 147 224 163—534 Allard. Detroit 179 193 213—585 Lovell. Cleveland 189 207 185—581 Broski, Cleveland 157 234 203—594 Golem. Cleveland 230 203 188—621 Sellers. Cleveland 183 191 191—565 McNeal. Medina 129 212 146—487 Friesner, Medina 187 170 176—533

the only one to convert into a "double." . . . “The New York 1937” delegation mingled in the huge crowd, passing out A. B. C. campaign buttons. . . . Capt. Jesse Kelly of the Honolulus got a big hand when he “cleaned” the 5-7. . . . Bill Pollack. the grand old man of the pin game in the vicinity of Buffalo, stood behind his men in the classic and pulled for them until the final frame of the third game. . . . Windsor Cigars of Pekin, 111., with burnt orange shirts and Site Flash of St. Louis with the popular black were the classiest-dressed fives on the evening’s final shift.

A. B. C. Leaders

TEAM EVENT Oak Leaf Motors, Chicago 3n,Y| Windsor Cigars, Pekin, 111 2308 Postum, Battle Creek. Mich 2903 Secord Drugs, Chicago 2896 M. W. of A., Orrville, O ".... 2887 DOI'BLES I. Levine-G. Stefani, Chicago 1285 L. Exler-L. Springmeyer, St. Louis ...1262 E. Hansen-R. Gersonde, Wauwatosa, Wi * 1260 E. Bergman-A. Kiehn. Chicago. 111. .1244 J. Erben-W. Pethke. Berwyn, 111 1236 SINGLES Louis Levine, Chicago 704 H. Ingwalson. Rockford, HI 702 K. Nelson. Minneapolis, Minn 694 M. Conners, Cleveland, 0 677 G. Kolach, Cleveland. 0 673 ALL-EVENTS leo Euler, St. I ouis 1918 l-ouis Levine. Chicago 194! H. Ingwalson. Rockford. 11l 1880 H. Voss, Milwaukee, Wis 1879 Wailu Rccichu £al Ciucggo UU

Nenealey Medina 161 167 181—509 Abbott, Medina 175 149 189—513 Schmoldt. Palatine 160 198 1(4—532 Weirich. Palatine 222 189 202—613 Schwolow. Palatine ... 207 138 209—554 Sanborn. Palatine 174 170 179—523 Hemann. Cleveland 169 191 207—567 Kurman, Cleveland .. . 165 242 208—615 Davenport. Medina 176 156 167—499 Moxley. Medina 166 234 156—556 Burle, St. Louie 183 221 171—575 Eirich. St. Louis 194 213 153—560 Huntsberger. Orrvillt .. 187 243 153—586 Willaman. Orrville . . 190 203 195—588 Church. Detroit 212 170 236—618 Gingerella. Detroit ... 190 191 170—551 12:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Falk. Waukegan 199 189 180 Hollstein, Waukegan 203 230 201—1202 O. Nelson. Minneapolis 171 179 208 K. Nelson, Minneapolis 152 205 211—1126 Neumann. Milwaukee . 159 161 214 Kringel. Milwaukee . 193 211 202—1140 Langsdorf. Philadelphia 132 230 176 Santacroci, Phildlphla.. 191 214 205—1198 Frassetta. Philadelphia 187 171 167 Scruci. Philadelphia .. 245 181 214—1155 Rotz. Milwaukee 151 194 IS9 Fenske. Milwaukee ... 182 182 180—1058 Schultz. Milwaukee .. 177 207 181 Lambrecht. Milwaukee. 149 182 170—1066 Sievert, Milwaukee . 142 164 162

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Left to Right—Curtis Wray, Jess Pritchett Jr., Frank Liebtag, Dan Glubka and Gene Zwisler.

Crystal Flash Gasoline pin squad, pictured here, is one of the quintets scheduled to see action in the A. B. C. tournament tonight. The team is to fire at the maples on alleys 27 and 28 on the

V.'eirich, Milwaukee ... 181 230 180—1059 Heose, Milwaukee .... 213 162 166 Lutz. Milwaukee 194 177 156—1068 Patzen, Milwaukee ... 143 190 223 Hinz, Milwaukee 172 167 179—1074 Nehls, Milwaukee .... 178 172 148 Thimian, Milwaukee .. 194 175 179—1046 Strachota, Milwaukee . 170 170 136 Troka, Milwaukee 188 199 176—1039 Hotka, Milwaukee 186 192 188 Kannenberg, Milwaukee 182 200 182—1130 Jenss, Milwaukee 190 165 157 Sood, Milwaukee 165 172 172—1020 Glaubitz, Milwaukee .. 170 175 176 Probst, Milwaukee ... 202 167 177—1067 Gryphan, Milwaukee .. 190 222 128 Baum. Milwaukee 151 170 157—1018 Grunwaldt. Milwaukee. 198 159 181 Schmitt, Milwaukee . . 165 173 180—1056 Voss, Milwaukee 196 233 201 Westfahl, Milwaukee . 171 158 165—1124 Wessenberg, Milwaukee 200 161 191 Berg, Milwaukee 244 171 155—1122 Sandus, Waukegan. ... 161 134 166 Ohlson, Waukegan ... 200 215 171—1064 Furlow, Philadelphia . 194 177 186 Cunningham. Phila. .. 180 191 177—1105 Johnson, Waukegan .. 188 170 155 Lama, Waukegan .... 192 212 160—1077 Swank. Philadelphia .. 200 157 210 Alexander. Phila 149 215 184—1115 Doolittle, Waukegan .. 184 168 180 Heiting, Waukegan ... 191 167 183—1073 Crivelli. Philadelphia . 180 175 173 Lewis. Philadelphia ... 188 165 145 978 Sherridan, Phila 179 179 207 Augustus. Philadelphia. 141 161 179—1094 Yerse, Cleveland 192 179 196 Alich. Cleveland 220 189 176—1152 Kromar, Cleveland ... 194 168 181 Milane. Cleveland 167 166 174—1050 Knutson, Waukegan .. 150 188 191 Filstead, Wauegkan ... 142 180 182—1033 Hempel. Minneapolis .. 183 213 211 Mady, Minneapolis ... 191 183 210—1191 Ruby. Cleveland .... 157 173 158 Lausche. Cleveland . 165 185 181—1019 Cumming. Minneapolis. 214 204 177 Turgeon, Minneapolis . 208 216 156—1175 1:15 T. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Falk, Waukegan 173 202 216—591 Hollstein, Waukegan . . 184 220 183—587 O. Nelson, Minneapolis. 222 174 234—630 K. Nelson, Minneapolis. 235 244 215—694 Neumann, Milwaukee . 168 201 203 —572 Kringel, Milwaukee ... 178 223 269—670 Langsdorf. Philadelphia 163 172 197—532 Santacroci, Philadelphia 231 178 204—613 Frassetta, Philadelphia. 169 194 190 —553 Schuci, Philadelphia ... 152 196 202—550 Rotz, Milwaukee 167 160 188—515 Fenske, Milwaukee 177 176 166—519 Schulft, Milwaukee 175 163 166—504 Lambrecht, Milwaukee . 179 149 188—516 Sievert, Milwaukee ... 166 157 204 —527 Weirich, Milwaukee ... 184 126 182—492 Hesse, Milwaukee 178 204 157—539 Lutz, Milwaukee 180 179 226—585 Patzen. Milwaukee 201 245 216—662 Hinz, Milwaukee 207 222 158—587 Nehls, Milwaukee 163 176 196—535 Thimian. Milwaukee ... 161 204 202—557 Strachota. Milwaukee . 169 167 202—£38 Troka, Milwaukee 188 224 199—611 Hotka, Milwaukee 186 202 176—564 Kannenberg, Milwaukee 172 233 161—566 Jenss, Milwaukee 178 157 140—475 Sood. Milwaukee 192 241 186—619 Glaubitz. Milwaukee ... 186 189 197—572 Probst, Milwaukee 197 202 179—57? Baum, Milwaukee 194 179 232—605 Grunwaldt. Milwaukee . 183 189 132—504 Schmitt. Milwaukee ... 182 206 165—553 Voss, Milwaukee 193 235 205—633 Westfahl. Milwaukee . . 176 193 200—569 Wessenberg. Milwaukee. 204 202 170—576 Berg. Milwaukee 162 171 182—515 Sandus, Waukegan ... 163 157 173—493 Ohlson, Waukegan .... 191 189 193—573 Furlow. Philadelphia .. 174 IS2 175—511 Cunningham. Phila. .. 212 146 169—527 Johnson. Waukegan ... 171 191 210—572 Lama. Waukegan .... 178 167 213—558 Swank. Philadelphia .. 177 186 178—541 Alexander, Phila 155 156 222—533 Doolittle, Waukegan .. 195 190 171—556 Heiting. Waukegan ... 176 197 182—555 Crivelli. Philadelphia .. 206 211 215—632 Lewis. Philadelphia ... 178 186 238—602 Sherridan. Phila 136 195 176—507 Augustus. Phila 156 167 160—483 Yerse, Cleveland 165 170 177—512 Alich. Cleveland 189 194 224—607 Kromer, Cleveland .... 204 184 202—590 Milane, Cleveland 183 204 159—546 Knutson. Waukegan ... 177 184 167—528 Filstead. Waukegan .. 195 218 215—629 Hemoel. Minneapolis .. 201 185 191—577 Mady, Minneapolis 197 207 201—605 Rubv. Cleveland 222 193 169—584 Lausche. Cleveland 181 170 163—514 Cumming. Minneapolis. 223 169 188—580 Turgeon, Minneapolis . 182 183 245—610 2 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Stuebe, Milwaukee .... 193 208 187 Wellnitz, Milwaukee .. 247 199 192—1226 Ost, St. Louis 190 167 179 Schneider, St. Louis . . 181 197 191—1105 Bailey, Grnd. Is., Neb. 231 192 153 Krall, Grnd. Is., Neb.. 221 180 221—1198 Haake, Chicago 185 168 150 Nielsen. Chicago 232 216 222—1173 Haubner. Milwaukee .. 183 139 149 Lammert, Milwaukee . 230 163 183—1047 Merlin, Milwaukee ... 158 170 177 Lederer, Milwaukee ... 183 166 172—1026 Witwer, Akron 186 182 180 Goehler, Akron 193 155 224—1120 Hegna. Milwaukee .... 159 156 222 Lins. Milwaukee 160 153 213—1063 Schneider. Milwaukee. 189 181 172 Romang, Milwaukee .. 186 144 218—1091 Newsom. St. Louis .... 139 151 190 Davids. St. Louis 161 179 153 973 Mcrydith. Detroit 139 180 155 Fischer, Detroit 163 179 157—1003 Peruzzi, Detroit 178 191 150 Kroll. Detroit 196 135 136 986 Seidel. Milwaukee ... 186 225 144 Scott. Milwaukee 179 223 181—1148 Cissa, Milwaukee . ... 184 186 215 Furry. Milwaukee .... 189 205 226—1205 F. Kapsch, Gaw ..... 200 180 149 R. Kapsch. Carv 157 164 172—1022 Coats, Gary 134 177 200 Redkey, Gary 137 174 174 996 Mattes. Chicago 171 149 153 Petri. Chicago 186 161 164 984 Teuscher. Chicago ... 155 217 195 Hoisington. Chicago .. 203 192 178—1140 Wiebbers, Mapleton, la. 188 211 200 Haubrich. Mapleton, la. 160 160 172—1091 Skaer. St. Louis ... 172 204 215 Stumhofer. St. Louis • 187 185 198—1161 C. Brandt. Indianapolis 180 153 133 L. Drandt. Indianapolis 144 142 188— 940 Hall Indianapolis 153 94 190 Barr, Indianapolis .. 145 .88 165—1035 Myers, Grand Island . 169 175 204 Camp, Grand Island . 163 225 164—1100 Page. Grand Island . 181 237 172 Maloney, Grand Island 176 167 201—1134 Arnold. Indianapolis . 162 129 143 Danke. Indianapolis .. 155 179 165 933 Herrick. Milwaukee .. 179 180 194 Koeck. Milwaukee 237 184 169—1143 Somers, Milwaukee ... 174 177 124 Weber. Milwaukee ... 161 223 181—1040 Siwe. Chicago 135 246 167 Janis. Chicago 170 168 156—1042 J. Holcer. Chicago 181 148 168 Ed. Holcer. Chicago .. 181 195 224—1097 Wrav. Creston. Ia ... 135 178 190 Harper. Creston, la. . 155 150 208—1016 Cipra. Creston. la. .. 190 176 154 Strobbe. Creston. la. . 234 231 139—1124 2:4.5 P. M. SQUAD —SINGLES Ost. St Louts 213 225 195—633 Schneider. St. Louis .. 184 248 192—624 Bailey. Grand Island . 169 199 228—596 Krall. Grand Island .. 192 177 193—562 Haake. Chicago 175 189 176—543 Nielsen, Chicago 175 191 167—533 Haubner. Milwaukee .. 169 129 139—427 Lammert Milwaukee . 166 166 168—520 Merlin Milwaukee ... 195 182 179—556 Lederer, Milwaukee ... 192 I*6 171—549 Witwer. Akron ........ 17* 172 166—518 GoeWer* Atrea .303 .158—561

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Hegna, Milwaukee 171 132 210—563 Lins, Milwaukee 173 182 181—536 Schneider. Milwaukee . 226 168 220—614 Romang, Milwaukee ... 177 189 199—556 Newsom, St, Louis 156 182 242—580 Davids. St. Louis 135 194 204—533 Merydith, Detroit 162 161 211—534 Fischer, Detroit 149 200 190—539 Peruzzi, Detroit 152 168 133—453 Kroll. Detroit 175 220 164—559 Seidel, Milwaukee .... 163 200 158—521 Scott, Milwaukee 222 144 236—602 Cissa. Milwaukee 205 226 177—608 Furey. Milwaukee 178 177 181—536 Kapsch P., Gary 158 180 146—484 Kapsch R., Gary 149 156 157—462 Coats. Gary 157 156 177—490 Redkey, Gary 226 194 196—616 Mattes, Chicago 161 203 179—543 Petri, Chicago 189 160 172—521 Teuscher. Chicago 166 204 163—533 Hoisington. Chicago . 183 238 167—588 Wiebbers, Mf.pleton. la. 179 196 192—567 Haubrich Mapleton. la. 168 205 213—586 Skaer. St. Louis 179 160 188—527 Stumhofer, St. Louis 174 152 214—540 C. Brandt, Indianapolis 143 147 137—427 L. Brandt. Indianapolis 199 131 173—503 Matter, Wtilwaukee .... 168 216 155—539 Merlin, Milwaukee 161 130 132—423 Myers, Grand Island .. 163 124 186—473 Camp. Grand Island .. 178 185 195—558 Page, Grand Island ... 218 182 183—583

8:30 squad. Included in the lineup is Frank Liebtag, who recently rolled a perfect game in the Washington League. Jess Pritchett Jr. is the son of Jess Sr., one of the country's leading pinsters.

Maloney, Grand Island. 213 203 185—601 Champion. Mapleton .. 164 205 159—528 Porter, Mapleton. la. 164 188 197—549 Arnold, Indianapolis .. 157 155 128—440 Herrick, Milwaukee ... 187 177 183—547 Koeck, Milwaukee 156 186 196—538 Danke, Indianapolis .. 150 179 175—504 Somers, Milwaukee .... 193 173 191—557 Weber. Milwaukee 190 183 246—619 Siwe, Chicago 235 174 168—577 Janis, Chicago 212 195 193—600 J. Holcer, Chicago 168 206 203—577 Ed. Holcer, Chicago ... 204 173 165—542 Wray, Creston, Ia 156 181 157—494 Harper, Creston, la. . 180 201 194 —575 Cipra. Cheston, la. ... 216 209 149—574 Strobbe. Creston, la. . 202 213 214—629 Zedicker, Mapleton, la. 167 144 176—487 Herbert, Gary 168 179 137—484 Stuebe. Milwaukee 201 169 200—570 Wellnitz, Milwaukee ... 183 201 184—568 8:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Corley, Cleveland .. ... 180 253 214 Bloomauist, Cleveland... 160 216 196—1219 Rose. Upper Darby. Pa.. 197 210 202 Murgie, Upper Darby 206 166 184—1165 Clark. Akron 168 154 152 Schlock. Akron 224 178 171—1047 Risch. New York 153 202 195 Hinds, New York 133 168 169—1020 Hoyt. Jackson, Mich 190 191 197 Ashton. Jackson 202 198 202—1180 Dornhein. Upper Darby. 189 188 209 Bart. Upper Darby 201 180 212—1179 Schepman, Detroit 143 237 158 Huntington, Detroit .... 210 221 202—1171 Loughman, Newark. 0... 194 188 158 C'ashdollar, Newark 197 182 236—1155 Taylor. Newark 156 140 153 Cashdollar, 8., Newark. 161 155 161— 926 Fairlev, Akron 203 200 192 Scheible, Akron 166 193 192—1146 Sinkule. Ypsilanti. Mich. 167 191 193 Lambert, Ypsilanti 168 181 150—1050 Harman, Ypsilanti 117 126 169 Tanner. Ypsilanti 183 194 168— 357 Koproski. Cleveland .... 145 156 137 Stevenson, Cleveland ... 152 183 179 957 McKinley. Cleveland 160 196 171 Dodson. Cleveland 179 222 191—1119 Feda. Cleveland 188 198 236 Russell, Cleveland 183 162 146—1113 Lynch. Cleveland 149 175 203 Albrecht. Cleveland 166 179 223—1095 Lory. New York 149 145 157 Stuart, New York 132 170 164 917 Landvogt, New York 178 168 148 Schonert, New York ... 191 203 162—1050 Smith, Jackson, Mich 121 161 133 Eaket, Jackson 159 173 193—1040 Nelles, Chicago 210 193 155 Fetz, Chicago 134 159 191—1042 Ditter. Newark, 0 191 183 141 Schweitzer. Newark 155 159 213—1042 Holden, Chicago 197 181 203 Ehling, Chicago 177 205 183—1146 Hanke. Chicago 179 172 179 Wagner, Chicago 157 168 165—1020 Wright. Newark. 0 178 168 140 Winters. Newark 151 154 167 958 Jones. Newark 172 173 186 Kurtzhalz. Newark 163 160 169—1023 Bull. Detroit 151 162 189 Doyle, Detroit 224 167 213—1106 Burke. Detroit 226 223 171 Knecht, Detroit 195 169 181—1165 Pierson. Ypsilanti. Mich, 173 202 182 Hubichur. Ypsilanti .... 159 195 181—1092 Stair. Newark 183 140 212 McCurdy. Newark 151 181 151—1018 Smith. Cleveland 179 178 182 Parsons, Cleveland 164 175 174—1052 4 :ls —P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Rose. Upper Darby. Pa. 256 173 242—671 Murgie, Upper Darby . 173 229 247—649 Corley. Cleveland ... 173 146 202—521 Bloorhquist, Cleveland . 189 207 184—580 Clark. Akroil 166 193 193—552 Schrock. Akron 229 237 192 —658 Nisch, New York 150 191 224—565 Hinds, New York 258 210 171—039 Hoyt. Jackson 182 188 222—592 Ashton. Jackson 189 179 191—559 Dornheim. Upper Darby 211 189 179—571 Bart, Upper Darby 197 198 189—584 Schepman. Detroit .... 211 189 189 —589 Huntington. Detroit .. 203 184 154—541 Loughman, Newark .... 198 171 216—585 Cashdollar, Newark .. 181 183 145—509 Taylor. Newark 171 184 170—528 B. Cashdollar. Newark 162 187 221—570 Fairley. Akron 186 183 207—576 Scheible. Akron 151 172 192—515 .Sinkule, Ypsilanti 188 233 139—560 Lamber, Ypsilanti 152 157 171—480 Walton, Indianapolis .. 187 163 158—508 Bakius. Indianapolis ... 181 145 163—489 Koprosk, Cleveland 146 196 191—533 Stevenson. Cleveland .. 177 145 175—497 McKinley. Cleveland ... 203 158 155—516 Dodson. Cleveland .... 203 189 200—592 Feda. Cleveland 176 203 169—548 Russell. Cleveland 181 195 167—543 Lvnch. Cleveland 183 195 169—547 Albright. Cleveland 226 211 192—629 Lory. New York 199 197 143—539 Stuart, Few York 146 188 145—479 Landvogt, N\;w York ... 157 189 151—497 Schonert. New York ... 234 185 168—587 Smith, Jackson ........ 193 223 183—599 Eaket. Jackson 190 192 219—601 Nelles. Chicago 235 158 155—548 Fetz, Chicago 169 180 179—528 Ditter. Newark 184 199 155—538 Schweitzer. Newark .... 159 160 200—519 Holden, Chicago 154 192 151—497 Ehling, Chicago 163 156 150—523 Hanke. Chicago 175 152 203—530 Wagner, Chicago 163 156 181—500 Wright. Newark 190 159 234—583 Winters. Newark 171 180 212—563 Jones, Newark 0 190 202 193 —585 Kurtzhalz, Newark .... 233 168 198—599 Bull. Detroit 158 161 101—520 Doyle. Detroit 206 170 243—619 Burite. Detroit 194 210 167—571 Knecht. Detroit 217 202 231—650 Pearson. Ypsilanti . ... 197 194 200—591 Hubichur. Ypsilanti .. 246 197 188—631 Stair. Newark .169 173 208—550 McCurdv. Newark 168 183 187—538 Smith. Cleveland 217 202 166—585 Parsons. Cleveland 189 169 151—509 X P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Krai. Collingdale 177 195 199 McKnitt. Collingdale ... 246 179 221—1217 Haar. St. Louis 155 168 179 Puster. St. Louis 181 190 192—1065 Scheele. Jackson. Mich.. 185 170 223 Beatty. Jackson 214 163 234—1183 Haar E. St Louis 225 195 180 Manier. St. Louis 171 181 156—1105 Broadbrooke. Detroit ... 158 147 194 Bridge. Detroit 197 176 196—1068 Murray. Philadelphia..,. 213 184 176 Jaskel. Philadelphia 165 193 174—1105 Wetzel. Philadelphia .... 179 190 168 Galbraith. Philadelphia.. 158 188 156—1039 Hancock. Detroit 166 158 236 Smith. Detroit 214 156 176—1106 Wellman. Jackson 135 190 171 Popma. Jackson 179 168 139 982 Koontz. Newark. 0 159 159 178 Baker. Newark 167 137 181— 981 Varner. Newark 158 203 220 Curtis. Newark 192 181 158—1112 Root. Newark 169 180 151 ITwing. Newark 153 174 188—1015 Smith. R.. Newark 140 169 142 Rice. Newark 162 181 142 936 Russell. Jackson 172 210 194 Lane. Jackson 190 182 148—1096 Hardy. Jackson 224 191 158 Reece. Jackson 190 191 211—1165 Beaman. Jackson 181 165 161 Broughton. Jackson .... 159 178 i.96—.1040 Cahill. Jackson 157 244 181 Levltz, Jackson 185 186 205—1158 Jewett. Jackson 202 183 168 Brower, Jackson 120 147 188—1008 Wilcox. Jackson 153 208 175 Loveland. Jackson 157 211 168 —1078 Bacon. Battle Creek 192 237 192 Kline. Battle Creek 215 171 178—1185 Findley Philadelphia ... 178 175 200 Nice. Philadelphia ..... 159 203 202—1117 Grimmer. St. Louis 190 159 173 -fncfcei, fit. -Lquia . „y,,. 2114*2 199*1132

Schweigert. Battle Creek 224 159 170 Cross. Battle Creek 165 198 228—1144 Blackmore. Battle Creek. 169 169 164 Taylor. Battle Creek.... 208 162 195—1067 Mero, Detroit 183 210 189 Giles, Detroit 203 205 187—1177 5:45 r. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Haar, J.. St. Louis ... 192 217 177—586 Puster. St. Louis 277 182 210—669 Krai. Shawano. Wis. . 242 168 167—577 M Knltt, Collingdale Pa. 197 214 176—587 ScheeKs, Jackson, Mich. 194 196 162—552 Beatty. Jackson 246 170 2C1—617 Haar. L.. St. Louis ... 234 202 176—612 Manier. St. Louis 187 178 154—519 Broadbrooks, Detroit .. 193 229 222—644 Bridge. Detroit 173 148 160—481 Murray, Philadelphia .. 171 204 168—543 Jaskel, Philadelphia ... 184 169 214—567 Wetzel, Philadelphia 185 145 166—493 Galbraith, Philadelphia 179 211 151—541 Hancock. Detroit 162 173 189—524 Smith. Detroit 170 165 182—517 Wellman. Jackson 212 155 175—542 Popma, Jackson 221 186 187—594 Koontz, Newark 167 167 187—521 Baker, Newark 154 189 167—510 Varner. Newark 174 178 159—509 Curtis. Newark 171 191 170—532 Root, Newark 158 214 149—521 Swing, Newark 158 161 170—489 Smith, Newark 187 188 155—530

The younger Pritchett is threatening to follow in the footsteps of his illustrious dad, having rolled several outstanding totals in league competition.

Rice, Newark 151 183 224—558 Russell. Jackson 185 212 198—595 Lane, Jackson 177 153 162—492 Hardy, Jackson 168 230 190—588 Reece, Jackson 168 169 17J —510 Beaman. Jackson 187 207 154—548 Broughton. Jackson ... 174 160 210—544 Cahill, Jackson 211 201 203—615 Levitz, Jackson 203 172 210—585 Jewett. Jackson 192 177 198—567 Brower, Jackson 165 161 168—494 Wilcox, Jackson 194 170 172—536 Loveland. Jackson 190 172 172—534 Bacon, Battle Creek .. 166 179 223—568 Kline, Battle Creek ... 158 186 159—503 Findley. Philadelphia .. 176 180 229—585 Nice, Philadelphia 203 160 205—568 Grimmer. St. Louis ... 149 194 195—538 Frickel, St. Louis 200 165 192—557 Schweigert, Battle Ck. . 201 172 169—542 Cross. Battle Creek 180 197 199—576 Blackmore, Battle Ck. . 172 191 160—523 Taylor, Battle Creek .. 213 173 194—580 Mero, Detroit 187 192 188—567 Giles, Detroit 193 232 213—638 8:15 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Iron Inn. Iron River. Erie R. R. SuperMich. ! 28101 visors, Ygstwn (2595) Zeugner. 168 180 194[Snider .. 183 200 170 Solander. 204 186 2271C010mb0. 187 174 174 Kopenskl 173 145 224|Law 148 155 181 Schieber 163 211 192 Banks 204 175 144 Robinson 193 180 170lHolden .. 133 171 196 Totals..9ol 902 10071 T0ta15..855 875 865 Jack’s Five, Streator, Eclipse L. Mower Cos ..HI- (236 H Prophetwn. 111.<2539) Marcssen 193 135 132 Worley... 183 155 173 Woodwrd 144 157 166:Roth 143 161 177 Miller... 167 164 184|Bendewld 165 179 160 Uebler . 127 150 165lDeMev . 139 187 190 Obenhin. 163 151 163!Fredricks 177 182 168 T0ta15..794 757 810! Totals..Bo7 864 868 Alka Seltzer. Royal Banquet Flour. Elkhart, Ind. (2239)Ponca. C.. Okla. (2577) Wright.. 144 185 157iRobidoux. 164 180 159 Keck... 164 177 161 Andersen. 145 192 174 Gordon.. 152 135 134lDeHeer. .. 156 169 170 Shank... 159 156 155lSoperSr. 183 194 154 Rackey... 150 153 157|80w1e5... 184 127 176 T0ta15..769 806 7641 T0ta15..832 862 833 H. Wm, Pollack Pos- Honolulu’s, Honoter Prt. 8uffa10(2755) lulu, Hawaii (2679) Schultz . 172 180 194!80nd 156 158 175 Czrwnskl 189 202 205jJorgensen 167 205 169 Schwalbl 169 197 190iKellv 169 145 184 CaruanaJ 158 178 171 Laura 201 225 196 Cruana.F 169 203 178IMeure 167 169 193 Totals..Bß7 960 9381 Totals..B6o 902 917 Triangle Tavern. Sinclair Ref. Cos. A Chicago (2785) Ass’n. E. Chic (2597) ?/r Ub t k ?i 3 213 IC’ease 123 156 183 Mastrud. 141 171 158 Ryan 161 154 190 Hight .. 156 225 203 Clark 136 159 185 Straub.. 180 192 185 Navta. ... 179 198 168 Milkau.. 182 212 190ICanner... 174 243 183 T0ta15..823 1013 949| T0ta15..773 910 914 Wis. Mut. Glass Cos. King Edw. Cigars Juneau, Wis (2455) Jacksonville (2557) JHuopper 156 149 208! Blue ... 178 166 158 Koelzer iBO 169 152!H0egh... 173 143 149 A. 181 176 159jKellett... 170 166 184 R)sch .. 106 176 172|Hall 175 175 215 Eggers .. .78 132 161jGunti. ... 152 174 179 iOtals. 801 802 852| Totals. 848 824 885 Pritchett Specials Dutch Masters Cig. Indips. (2630) Indpls. (2314) BJohns'n 180 158 178'Ernst .. 115 213 1 5 AJohns’n 149 189 165,Prochska 170 192 15 Campbell 156 181 202jCrane.. 136 160 167 Alford . 174 221 174jShriver,H 152 161 172 McNeely 135 179 189'Shriver . 130 132 132 Totals. 794 928 908' Totals. 703 868 803 Wrights Five Savarine Hotel Rec. Detroit (2756) Detroit (2520) Bennett. 214 168 187]Froehlin 109 152 160 Krecke.. 200 157 193'Fruehouf 146 172 205 Kemp... 164 167 163 Tanner . 159 223 172 Hendersn 168 171 230|Van Son 151 181 167 Wright. 169 182 223i8011e 187 168 168 Totals. 915 845 996 Totals. 752 896 872 Yellow Cab Feldman & Cos. Louisville (2393) Lincoln, 111. (2519) Forcht 157 191 167'Stuckel 180 189 201 Kempf.E. 143 169 143'Sinkovetz ISB 136 165 Holden 172 125 118 Dovin .. 171 165 153 Kempf.A. 127 156 187 Waschle. 120 174 150 Zweigard 138 181 219:Stuckel 199 137 211 Totals. 737 822 834| Totals. 838 801 880 D-ALubricant, Inc. Murphy's 5 & 10 Indpls. (2487) Indpls. (2619) Todd-.. 157 185 198'Matthews 171 187 218 Byrne... 150 137 143iHendrxsn 132 170 193 Wells .. 136 157 171 Newlin 149 166 150 Wiggins. 185 161 170;Berberich 172 163 193 Mclntyre 178 179 180 Dynes .. 199 184 172 Totals. 806 819 862| Totals. 823 870 926 Fleck's (2670) Faribault Oil Cos. Faribault. Minn. Faribault (2735) 0150n... 192 187 201|Voegel . . 178 190 170 Flcknstn 196 152 158'Flcknstn 176 198 209 Burmistr 146 171 179jChappius 148 220 183 Menz... 168 174 163lSchultz. 191 190 170 Beaupre. 170 223 190 Endres .. 166 150 196 Totals. 872 907 891 Totals. 859 948 928 Miller High Life Budweiser Beer Eldorado,Kan. (2688) Eldorado,Kan. (2459) Seivers.. 174 195 137 Bowman 159 149 178 Demo .. 211 160 161 Loman . 126 144 158 Ruthford 161 171 188,'Dillman. 157 172 182 Pfatt... 179 175 183iHudson . 157 172 162 Claxton. 205 188 200 Kosankv. 156 208 179 Totals. 930 889 869: Total's. 755 845 859 B. 784 (2745) Royal Diamond Perth Amboy. N. J. Water Cos. (2633) Perth Amboy. N. J. Koehler 195 193 182 Benish.. 172 181 162 Schubert 182 182 195 Crover.. 162 178 176 Einhorn. 169 196 148'Turner.. 179 162 155 Pembrtn 154 202 202 Marnchic 178 214 183 Poulson. 189 151 205 Bailev . 203 152 176 Totals. 889 924 9321 Totals. 894 887 852 Coca Cola (2648i Eagles 2168 (2567) Bellefontaine. O. Bellefontaine. O. Tice ... 138 233 147 Slusser . 172 143 170 Heath .. 175 161 213 Rowan.. 204 170 164 Binegar. 135 194 194 Hendersn 156 163 199 Outland 176 171 164 Robinson 181 166 190 Vellenga 204 158 185 Coleman. 165 180 144 Totals. 828 917 903 Totals. 878 822 867 Kuebler's (2664)Johns-Manvle. (2667) Perth Amboy. N. J. Manville. N. J AHmele'i 150 164 181 Petras 156 194 170 Bicsko.. 152 158 179 Kavnugh 188 165 170 Wiess .. 157 166 168 Greshmer 233 213 168 Lauer . 204 168 192 Brvant.. 201 147 200 JHmeles’l 186 246 193 Kr'aak . 149 170 143 Totals. 849 902 913 Totals. 927 889 851 Stark Jewelers Diehl Mfg Cos. (2709) Chilton. Wis. (2791) Elizabeth. N. J. Schaefer 145 180 214Jackv .. 190 168 176 Schmdkfr 179 167 212 Chapman 181 192 178 Kroerwke 155 199 167 Sullivan 158 190 156 Lange . 178 214 212 Gaines 224 181 180 Dumfce . 185 182 202 Murznskl 156 211 168 Totals. 842 942 1007 Totals. 909 942 858 10:15 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAV John R. Reilly’s Pfiff Baking Cos. Chicago (2564) Ft. Dodge.la. (2507> Lamberty 164 161 181;Georg... 160 140 160 Wixted 189 179 179 Rule-. 163 147 147 Malewski 156 142 150 Peterson 187 174 183 Ruler 168 177 179 Rice . 183 215 183 Schmitz. 171 175 193 Marklev 133 195 142 Totals. 848 834 882 Totals. 821 871 815 Ohde Funeral Home Lafavett* Alleys Manning la. <2452> Lafayette '24S5< Grelch 135 170 200 Roth . 153 118 213 R Hoff an 175 198 159 Thoennes 173 154 144 H Hoff'an 164 144 173 Bohrer 131 146 175 Ohde. 148 177 136 Williams. 160 135 198 Hated rn 155 151 187 Burkhart 159 159 187 Jotill. 372 410 43* Jrt&lJo 37$ 792

O'Brien Flour, Cosy Corners, Greenville. 0.(2638' Defiance, O. ■ 2749> Schwartz 184 165 178 Hull 207 173 173 Buchy .. 170 180 164 Allen 183 168 169 Cole .. 154 180 180 More ... 234 156 182 Beanblsm 143 178 202 Birr .. 190 197 203 Katz'b'gr 152 208 200 Teischow 178 170 166 , Totals. 803 911 924' Totals. 992 864 893 Elmhurst Gardens. Hocking Glass Elmhurst. 111. (2886) Lancaster < 2436* I Overk'p 173 182 169 Haines 118 153 169 VnGrkm 192 200 241 G.Behr'ns 166 194 148 Rossiter 138 212 157 Secov . 159 155 191 Elliott . 199 188 192 H Behr'ns 160 190 168 Froeming 216 184 243 Corwin 178 123 163 ! Totals 918 966 1002: Totals. 781 816 839 Queen Recreation Robbins Myers Fans j Chicago '25551 Springfield. O '2627' ! Holtam 146 158 159 Ring 153 173 196 Mueller. 185 167 179 Schenck. 195 155 182 Kruzich. 172 163 180 M'La’h in 169 15C 173’ Wagner. 178 179 157 Spahr . . 192 168 211 1 Bauerle. 177 185 175 Funk . 204 154 147 Totals. 858 852 845: Totals. 918 800 909: Buckeye Dry Clean. Northern Rec’n Springfield. 0.123131 Chicago (2553) i Harshbgr 137 173 100 Schaetzln 182 179 190 Ricker . 161 182 134 Barbieri. 174 161 122 Krornm. 140 125 178 Carlson. 172 168 174 Delong. 139 171 143 Wade - . 168 144 159 Burk . 145 196 139 Gustavs'n 165 196 199 Totals. 722 847 744 Totals. 861 843 844 Parcel Post, Inspect, of Inter. Hv. Chicago. (25341 Springfield. O 12684> Morrow 158 190 170‘Dersch.. 190 186 181 Buchholz 146 165 123: Martin.. 192 148 177 Bartusch 170 209 168 Palmer. . 136 202 166 Kellner. 191 189 167 Mason .. 220 198 196 Kurvek 138 167 183 Johnson. 156 160 176 Totals. 803 920 8111 Totals. 894 894 596 Heinies Dist. Cos. Ci y Rapid Trans. Ls. Springfield, 0.(2548) Newark. O. (2636) Cashin. 145 159 172 Fessler.. 165 155 247 Rawlings 158 158 lgO Biddle... 158 169 211 Bell ... 154 149 177: Bentz .. 135 186 169 Glass .. 185 152 213 Biddle. .. 160 155 174 Ruchty.. 212 153 181 Boehm 202 183 167 Totals. 854 771 9231 Totals. 820 848 968 Windsor Cigars Excel Foundry Pekin, 111. (2908) Pekin, 111. (2542) Lohman. 144 189 248 Robinson 193 154 165 Kelch 205 201 198'McCalla. 155 195 149 M'Don'ld 171 177 174:Mevrich. 157 179 168 Kelch.. 195 206 147'Dwyer... 141 156 190 White . 196 234 223 1 Freece . 183 174 183 Totals 911 1007 990: Totals. 829 858 855 St. James No. 1 St. James No. 2 Buffalo (2543) Buffalo (2444) Dietrich 139 181 192; Ward-. 165 198 171 Birner .. 145 161 166 Zimrman 157 169 115 Danitz 147 157 198 Christen. 178 152 180 Hrnschmr 165 174 186 Schwab . 144 165 110 Schrener 185 169 196 Habermn 182 177 181 Totals. 781 842 920! Totals. 826 861 757 St. Clement, Peck’s Five, Cincinnati (2769) Cincinnati (2781) Grosman 151 178 201! Heller . . 134 187 171 H.Schutz 189 179 160! Schmidt. 200 230 244 J.Schultz 201 180 201; Cunnghm 168 174 168 Buckley. 214 184 204! Menke 171 234 151 Selifer 186 175 166 Hav'rkmp 161 222 166 Totals. 941 896 932 j Totals 834 1047 900 Site Flash, Gabbert Case, St. Louis. (2627) St. Louis. (2664) Michaels 183 192 139!Murphy. 157 169 168 M’Donoh 171 148 189!Abel ... 2 14 179 166 Ambrose 177 163 161! Zirbas . 168 169 178 Fehr 177 169 200 Murphv. 192 210 186 M'Nnulty 193 200 165 Feldhaus 154 183 171 Totals. 901 872 854! Totals. 885 910 869 Howard Bond Paper Menter Clothing Cos. Urbuna, O. (2528) Springfield. 0.(2482) Rice ... 169 209 179! Collier.. 196 125 198 Frantz.. 209 213 155| Hlliott.. 140 165 176 Johnson 120 177 111!Vance... 180 171 201 Russell. 150 182 16 1 . Maxton.. i79 189 124 Pool . . 125 223 145 Ruchtv . 132 152 154 Totals 773 1004 751 Totals. 827 802 853 Roval Recreation. C. F. Burger Crm. Detroit. (2767) Detroit. (2670) Balone 174 169 1801 Burr . . 188 173 195 Vanßeclr 179 221 18l!Wachter. 175 171 201 Stahl... 186 185 2i3|Green... 183 203 143' Rossman 183 202 174!Wasmund 151 1,56 178 Fincket. 151 179 190ILeahev . 157 199 192 Totals. 873 956 938! Totals. 854 902 914 St. Ladislaus Ch. Onedanta Dept Str. Hamtramck (2480) Oneonta, N.Y. (2718) Sk’ieczny 144 164 174' Lambros. * 163 196 134 Haras’ki 166 181 *l46[Bresee... 180 200 198 Plawch’n 171 157 150! Hooks... 173 16 2 177 Skierski 185 179 185 [ Lamonica 148 169 198 Huminski 145 163 170! Thomas. 193 184 243 Totals. 811 844 825! Totals. 857 911 950 Klionockie Restaurant Garfield Recreation Oneonta (2628) Detroit (2850) McKean IS2 225 1581 Ska’iera 159 177 202 Glenn . 173 171 1391 Dempsev 177 181 211 Meagley 162 181 169! Tines 161 213 204 Glenn . 128 143 206! Brys .... 178 173 190 Battista 193 223 195’Wozniak. 225 210 189 Totals. 818 943 367! Total*. 900 954 996 Big Season Looms at Country Club Warm weather is bringing the links devotees out of winter seclusion at the Indianapolis Country Club with members engaging in practice rounds to limber up for a season of activity. Committees are drawing plans for a heavy program which will be featured by the state and city tournaments for women. Local feminine golfers will vie June 22-26 lor the city crown to be relinquished by Miss Elizabeth Dunn after 10 consecutive triumphs. However, Miss Dunn is expected to defend her state title at the Country Club July 13-17. The following groups have been assigned the duties of arranging Country Club sports activities: Greens Committee—Fred R. Hobbs chairman; Verner M. Ray, Robert N Bowen. Golf—Sheldon R. Sayles. chairman; Rov C. Bain. Gerald R. Redding, M. Hadley. George C. Mercer, Ralph W. Boozer. Handicap—C. L. York, chairman; Herbert A. Pinnell, W. Coleman Atkins, L. W Horning. A. Ewing Sinclair. Women's Golf—Mrs. William M. Morris, chairman: Mrs. J. S. White. Mrs. Charles Latham, Mrs. Edward P. Dean, Mrs. James C. Patten. Tennis—Don P. Hawkins, chairman: Oscar M. Kaelin Jr., Henry Severin, Miss Helen M. Sheerin. Swimming—William G. Davis, chairmanMrs. Herbert S. King, Mrs. Henry T Davis.

No. 5 Pin Robs Meehan of Hall of Fame Ticket

The No. 5 pin stood out like a skyscraper today to John Meehan, member of the Star Bowling League. Meehan, rolling in the matinee session of the loop yesterday, connected for 11 consecutive strikes and then saw the No. 5 pin stand between him and a perfect game. He will be awarded the A. B. C. medal for a 299 score. Inasmuch as he had opened with games of 141 and 143, his brilliant performance failed to land him in the 600 class. Purdue , /. U. Players in All-Star Game Times Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., March 24. —Past stars of Indiana and Purdue will inaugurate anew series here tonight when former Boilermaker and Crimson players attempt to attach the initial of each school on the "Iron Dipper," a victory symbol offered by S. D. Fox, Purdue alumnus, and Neal Hines, Indiana grad. Two all-America stars and Big Ten scoring champions. Norm Cottom and Bob Kessler, will comprise the Purdue team with Ed Shaver, Red Lambert and Ed Elliott. Indiana alumni will present a team led by Wendell Walker, Lester Stout and Charlie Scott of this year’s varsity. Woodie Weir, Vic Dauer, Dalj Wells and Ted Hoffer also are on the roster. BUCK NEWSOM SHINES By United Press ORLANDO. Fli., March 24. Manager Bucky Karris perused the box score of the Nationals-Mon-tre-al Royals game with deep satisfaction today. Hits rained off the Senators' bats in the 15-4 victory yesterday and Buck Newsom went six innings on the mound without allowing a run. Cecil Travis, injured Saturday, and Jess Hill, who turned an ankle, were improved ,

Stainback Is Awake Again as Cubs Tour •Sleeping Beauty’ Hits Stride After Grimm Puts Him on Probation. if;/ United Press DOTHAN, Ala.. March 24.—George (Tuck; Stainback. ihe Chicago Cubs’ "sleeping beauty,” who was placed on five days’ probation by Manager Charlie Grimm Sunday, has suddenly come to life and threatens to win back his job in the outfield. In two games against the Giants. Stainback has been on base eight times and in each game drove in several runs. He also has played brilliantly in the outfield. "You’ve shown me what you ran do,” Grimm told him, "so I'm more determined than ever to make you work at top speed from now on.” The probation started when Grimm caught Stainback dozing on the bench. Frisch Plans Shakeup JS;/ United Press BRADENTON. Fla., March 24. Manager Frankie Frisch today planned to make a general shakeup in the batting order of the St. Louis Cardinals as a result of their second straight loss. He indicated Pepper Martin would be returned to the lead-off position. Frisch also has started grooming Stuai; Martin to understudy himself at , 'cond base. The Baston Bees blanked the Cards yesterday, 2-0. on seven hits. SUNNY JIM REPORTS B\j United Press WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., March 24.—Sunny Jim Bottomley today rejoined Rogers Hornsby as teammates for the first time since Hornsby led the St. Louis Cardinals to their first pennant in 1926. Tommy Carey was back in uniform again working out with the rest of the squad in the sliding pit. Holdout Umpire Dolly Stark, in a Brownie uniform for a workout, said he “didn’t know a thing about working National League games this year.” REIS DISPLAYS FORM ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 24.—A couple of players whom the Boston Bees acquired via the Brooklyn Dodgers shone as the Bostonians shut out Frankie Frisch's Cardinals, 2 to 0, yesterday. Bobby Reis, right-hander whom Casey Stengel made over from an infielder, held the Cards to four hits in five innings and struck out three. DICKEY HURTS FINGER ST. PETERSBURG, Fa., March 24.—Catcher Bill Dickey, New York Yankees, nursed a mashed finger today which threatened to keep him idle for a week. He received the injury when a car door was slammed on his finger yesterday. Joe DiMaggio, rookie outfielder, still is confined to his bed with an injured foot. BRINGHURST IN FIELD The Greyhound baseball team of Bringhurst will be in the field again this season and would like to place Indianapolis teams on the schedule. Write Gordon Kein, Bringhurst, Ind.

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Cincinnati <N>, 1; Detroit (A), 0. Brooklyn (N>. 5; Rochester (I', 3. New York (A). 5; Newark (I), 2. Boston (A), 5; Philadelphia (A>, 3. Boston (N). 2; St. Louis iN), 0. Chicago (N), 8: New York (N). 4. Washington <A>, 14; Montreal (I), 4. Philadelphia (N), 8; Milwaukee (AA). 1. Columbus (AA), 22: Indianapolis (AA), 9. Fort Wayne Five Rolls Up Points (Continued From Page Fourteen) Ancerson in the semi-final title encounter here last Saturday. The bewildered C’ville lads took as many shots, if not more, at the hoop as did the Indians, but managed to cage just three of them. Chadd Pulling Same Stunt Anderson has the weakest, and yet perhaps the most threatening, figure history of all. In winning 18 of 29 contests, the Chaddmen have totaled 730 points to 619 for the rivalry furnishers, an average of 25.2 against 21.3. However, the figures hint strongly that Coach Archie Chadd is bringing along his troupe just as he did last year when he copped the crown. His Indians started slow this season, so slow in fact that for the first ten games they were outpointed by their opposition, 249 to 239. At 20 games, the Indians were out in front, 436 to 461, and in the next nine games, mastly tourney play, they swelled the difference to 111 points! Which savors of improvement ala determination, don't you think? They Clash at . Anderson and Frankfort are to clash at 3 Saturday, with the winner to engage the surviving Central for championship honors at 8. Frankfort whipped Anderson twice during the season while running up a record of 20 victories, one setback and a tie. Tipton (remember?) dropped the Casemen early in the campaign. Tech of Indianapolis (remember?) held the Hot Dogs to a 31-31 tie. The figures in table form: Fort Wayne (30 Games) Total points, 1073; opponents. 817. Average, 35,8; opponents, 27.2. Won 24, lost 5, tied one. Evansville (25 Games) Total points, 851; opponents, 668. Average, 34.04; opponents, 26.7. Won 20, lost five. Frankfort (29 Games) Total points, 1003; opponents, 562. Average, 34.6; opponents. 19.4. Won 27, lost one, tied one. Anderson (J 9 Games) Total points, 730; opponents, 619. Average. 25.2; opponents, 21.3. Won 18, lost 11. ana This writer should have considerable respect for Central of Evansville, since the Bears captured the semi-final tourney In which Martinsville passed into oblivion. Having forecast Martinsville as the next state champion, he went down with the ship when the Artesians lost to Washington last Saturday, 43 to 30. COLLEGE BASEBALL Ohio State. 2: Washington & Lee, 0. Louisiana State, 13; Minnesota, 3.

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