Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 March 1936 — Page 21

MARCH 26, 1936

CRACK EASTERN BOWLERS FACE A. B. C. RUNWAYS TONIGHT

New Yorkers Outstanding on Program Mort Lindsey Heads Radio City Five: Benkovic With Pabst. BY BERNARD HARMON Tonight’s American Bowling Congress program finds several of the nation’s best pin teams carded for action on the State Fairground Coliseum drives. Following the firing in the minor events, scheduled on the daylight sessions, two squads of 32 teams each are to face the maples on the 8 and 10 o’clock shifts. A packed house is expected to greet the initial squad as the teams , step across the runways to their respective battle grounds, for included in the lineup of quintets scheduled are four of the nation’s top flight fives. The feature attraction of the quartet of crack aggregation should be the Radio City quintet of New York City, which includes in its lineup one of the most colorful pinsters the game has ever produced, Mort Lindsey. He has an average of 200 for his last six A. B. C. appearances and twice has been a member of the w-inning five-man team. Men From Manhattan Three additional teams from Manhattan are scheduled along with the Radios. Brunswick Red Crowns, Pabst Blue Ribbon and Tudor City Recreation are among the best quintets in the East and all are capable of turning in scores that may cause a decided change in the standings. The 10 o’clock squad also finds some crack aggregations ready to fire at the elusive maples. Frank Benkovic’s Pabst Blue Ribbons of Chicago, always considered a dangerous tournament team, is to be one of the squad’s 32 teams. Mailers No. 10 and Marmon-Herrington teams, both rated among the best in Indianapolis, are also to try their luck on the evening’s closing shift. The Mailers team is composed of a quintet of young pastimers and is known to be at its best when the going is toughest. The Marmons roll regularly in the Indianapolis League, and have made a creditable showing during the regular season. Oklahoman Goes Big No changes were registered in the standings of the top ten of the doubles and singles standings as two squads fired at the maples on yesterday's daylight shifts. Conn Matheson and Arnold Pearson, Fnid (Okla.) duo, totaled 1221 to outscore all rivals on the 11 o’clock shift, while Bertram Wcltcns, San Antonio (Tex.) pastimer, assembled a 629 to nab honors on the 11:45 singles squad. Nathan Jones, Buffalo, cracked the maples for a 683 in his doubles games, but when his partner, Mort Donavan, halted at 534, the duo’s aggregate score of 1216 failed to land them among the ten leaders. The total, however, was tops for the 12:30 two-man squad. Vance Oathout, a local kegeler, inserted a nifty 277 count between games of 172 and 191 to total 640, the best series of the 1:15 squad of singles contestants. Huge Crowd on Hand Casey Mills of Enid, Okla., climaxed his team total of 637 and his doubles series of 639 with a 598 in the singles. The nine games gave him an 1874 total which was good for a tie for fifth in the allevents standings. The three squads that faced the maples on last night's program were greeted by another huge audience, but the scores turned in by the 92 teams failed to do much damage to the ten leaders. The evening’s opening squad included city and state booster teams. Crown Point Merchants of Crown Point, Ind., totaled 2605 for scoring honors. Higher totals resulted from the efforts of the teams in action on the second squad. Sterling Beer of Champaign, 111., set the pace with a 2860, which was just out of the “big ten’’ standings. The Beers used games of 959, 915 and 986 for "the brilliant series. The thirty quintets making up the final squad were Cincinnati aggregations, that included some of the best pastimers in the Queen City. Nurre Undertakers was the onlyquintet to produce a total tfcat was good for position in the standings of the top ten. Paced by Spratt's 659 the quintet turned in games of 954, 946 and 988 that were good for a 2888 and sixth place.

• Pin Tourneygrams • By Harmon

JOE RATEUNBERO JR.. City Hospital purchasing agent, was in action with the institution's quintet. He was reported to have left hurriedly for his hospital headquarters in search of a supply of liniment after winding up his threegame series. ... Jess Smythe was in his anchor position with the State Highway Kellam Kegelers. but he failed to turn in one of those hefty scores. . . . Carl Hardin's Boosters evidently needed a boost in the form of one of their sponsor's big totals. * K tt THE black-shirted Lieber Lagers and Old Gold Cigarets teams were the "best dressed" of the 8:30 squad. The Lagers also wore gray trousers. . . . Larry Langbein, No. 1 man of the Brandt Bros, five, led the second "procession” of the evening. . . . Kay Jewels of Evansville wore white sweaters and each carried the name of its wearer on the front. You couldn't help but identify that crew. . . . Bill Everhardt. A. B. C. electrician, was in action with the Buffalo Antlers Blues. . . . Bill Otto of the Baker's Grocery team of Harrison, 0., was credited with the initial strike of the middle squad.

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

II A. M. SQL’AD—DOUBLES 1 Wodnwk*. Hamilton .. 209 133 150 Ormes. Hamilton. O. .. 125 163 150— 930 Hart, Hamilton, O. ... 174 128 152 Vo*s. Hamilton, 0 188 170 181— 971 'Hurrle. Indianapolis .. 142 178 168 notch la, Indianapolis . 159 210 149—1004 Dobbin. Indianapolis .. 182 193 201 ; Dwyer. Indianapolis .. 145 170 181—1072 , Treuter, ,'r.. 8n Antno. 187 191 194 I Eyhorn. San Antonio . 142 192 209—1115 ! Alves, San Antonia ... 154 183 170 Weltens, San Antonio. 158 183 168—1014 Schaefer, San Antonio 182 198 197 Retnartz, San Antonio. 180 138 158—1031 Fidler, Lafavette 147 184 171 Decker, Lafayette 191 148 178—1017 Comer. Indianapolis .. 162 162 170 ,J. Miller, Indianapolis. 145 215 144 998 F. Dennerline, Indpls.. 188 158 187 iL. Dennerline. Indpls.. 152 125 143 951 { Eyhorn, San Antonio . 219 157 190 j Ebest, San Antonio .. 115 137 181— 999 i Behrens, San Antonio . 189 154 157 | Penshorn, San Antonio 185 143 219—1047 j Brier, Indianapolis ... 169 211 182 i Roller, Indianapolis .. 130 185 156—1033 | Fouch, Indianapolis .. 118 152 225 I Palmer. Indianapolis .. 167 205 169—1034 F. Krause, Indianapolis 142 201 164 jH. Krause. Indianapolis 174 204 157—1042 j Rufli, Indianapolis 178 203 234 jO. Smith, Indianapolis 169 158 178—1120 i Stahlhut, Indianapolis. 130 156 181 ; Kenl, Indianapolis .... 175 157 135 934 |L. Beck, Indianapolis. 158 155 177 F. Beck, Indianapolis . 163 188 149 986 j Kiesel, Indianapolis .. 156 228 173 I Markey, Indianapolis, 190 149 173—1069 j Pearson Jr., Indpls.... 186 158 175 | Lieber, Indpls 159 145 232—1055 ! Orauneman, Indpls. .. 211 156 IEB Hill. Indpls 169 172 187—1083 ; Wicker, Enid. Okla. .. 167 154 180 Crews. Enid, Okla. ... 160 216 147—1024 Nusbaum. Enid. Okla.. 179 204 180 Breed, Enid, Okla 141 179 134—1017 Lucas, Lafavette 180 178 177 Sheets, Lafayette 159 146 144 962 Rasmussen, Lafayette . 158 170 125 Schnalble. Lafayette . 222 187 198—1060 Kalow, Enid, Okla. .. 183 158 155 White, Enid. Okla. ... 171 168 180— 995 Dawson, Indianapolis.. 160 161 168 Green, Indianapolis .. 167 191 167—1014 Mills. Enid. Okla 209 220 210 Holland, Enid, Okla. . 175 172 153—1139 Scotten. Indianapolis . 190 191 167 Hale, Indianapolis ... 180 186 172—1086 Bader, Indianapolis .. 182 170 202 Leppert, Indianapolis . 224 185 196—1159 Matheson, Enid. Okla. 163 223 200 Pearson. Enid, Okla. .. 224 210 201—1221 11:45 A. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Wodraska, Hamilton. O. 177 199 166—542 Ormes, Hamilton. 0... 193 111 169—533 Hart. Hamilton, O. ... 127 183 170—480 Voss, Hamilton, O. ... 201 158 145—504 Hurrle, Indianapolis ... 165 163 192—520 Loechle, Indianapolis . 176 203 181—560 Dobb.n, Indianapolis .. 171 169 149—489 Dwyer, Indianapolis ... 165 190 201—556 Treuter Jr., San Ant, . 200 179 201—580 Eyhorn, San Antonio .. 203 194 161 —558 Schaefer, San Antonio. 182 168 135 —485 Reinartz. San Antonio. 186 218 155—559 fidler, Lafayette 161 180 157—498 Decker, Lafayette 174 225 190—589 Comer, Indianapolis .. 205 113 194—512 J. Miller, Indianapolis. 183 165 180—528 F. Dennerline, Indpls.. 169 132 176—477 L. Dennerline, Indpls.. 183 132 192—470 Eyhorn. San Antonio . 155 148 176—479 Ebest, San Antonio ... 178 174 180—532 Behrens, San Antonio . 192 204 178—574 Penshorn, San Antonio. 164 193 150—507 Erler, Indianapolis .... 161 156 162—479 Koller, Indianapolis • . 191 166 189—546 F. Krause, Indianapolis 148 153 157—458 H. Krause. Indianapolis 187 161 147—495 Rufli, Indianapolis .. IPO 149 205—543 G. Smith, Indianapolis. 201 134 193—528 Stahlhut, Indianapolis. 199 170 150—519 Kehl. Indianapolis ... 192 182 189—563 L. Beck, Indianapolis.. 159 160 163—482 F. Beck, Indianapolis. 169 145 184 —498 Kiesel. Indianapolis ... 129 191 187—507 Markey. Indianapolis .. 180 164 159—503 Pearson, Jr., Inalps. .. 139 187 158—484 Lieber. Indianapolis ... 167 179 186—532 Granneman, Indpls. ... 188 146 161—495 Hill. Indianapolis 152 180 193—525 Wicker, Enid, Okla. ... 146 158 158—462 Crews, Enid. Okla. ... 168 168 238—574 Nusbaum, Enid. Okla.. 168 161 160—489 Breed, Enid, Okla 197 164 144—505 Lucas, Lafayette 224 179 177—580 Sheet?.. Lafayette 169 169 199—535 Rasmussen, Lafayette . 179 205 201 —585 Schnaible, Lafavette .. 173 170 193—536 Kalow, Enid. Okla. ... 183 183 174—540 White. Enid. Okla. ... 137 168 169—474 Daw'son. Indianapolis . 155 165 208—528 Green, Indianapolis ... 152 167 174—493 Scotten. Indianapolis . 170 142 168—480 Hale, Indianapolis .... 164 195 168—52 7 Rader. Indianapolis ... 186 157 203—546 Leppert. Indianapolis.. 222 180 194—596 Mills, Enid. Okla 167 222 209—598 Holland. Enid. Okla. .. 183 197 192—572 Matheson. Enid. Okla.. 201 187 222—610 Pearson. Enid, Okla. 234 165 167—566 Brown Jr.. Indianapolis 156 191 137—484 Palmer. Indianapolis .. 191 195 234—620 Alves, San Antonio .... 184 198 166—548 Weltens, San Antonio . 202 2 205—629 12:30 P. M. SQUAD—DOUBLES Mever. Indianapolis .. 167 155 149 Tischer. Indainapolis . 178 143 171— 963 Jasin, Toledo 15 r > 166 154 Morrissey. Toledo 2'.0 176 159 —1020 Marino. Auburn, N. Y. 143 202 199 Cheche, Auburn 191 220 221—1176 Murphy, Auburn 167 201 151 Hinger, Auburn 203 189 165—1076 Nolan. Auburn 170 147 194 Kelley, Auburn 167 157 165—1000 Boulev. Auburn 183 170 160 Hazeltine. Auburn 178 150 155 996 Long. Auburn 119 107 217 Dygert. Auburn 142 180 170— 935 Tarby. Auburn 160 177 211 Chanko, Auburn 176 128 199—1041 Bowen. Indianapolis .. 186 174 190 Elder, Indianapolis ... 153 192 179—1074 Tarby, Auburn 184 125 174 Pysaiiack, Auburn .... 211 191 183—1068 Meyer. Indianapolis .. 189 157 138 Zitzlaff, Indianapolis . 147 164 175 970 Glubka, Indianapolis . 188 168 138 Zwieslcr, Indianapolis. 230 210 224—1158 Weigel, Indianapolis .. 246 190 172 Miller. Indianapolis .. 172 202 156—1138 Bainaka. Indianapolis. 167 151 181 Wolf, Indianapolis ... 201 189 185 —1974 Riley, Indianapolis .... 156 200 160 Sacks, Indianapolis .. 134 159 173 982 Coval, Indianapolis ... 209 146 163 Kemper. Indianapolis . 205 179 152—1054 Ruthe. Freeport, 111... 120 157 207 Dunning, Freeport .... 164 177 174 — 999 Koehler. Freeport .... 175 184 169 Singer. Freeport. 195 177 196—1096 H. Abels, Springfield .. 123 202 211 Merriam, Springfield .. 116 186 157 995 Relsch, Springfield, 111. 204 154 172 Short, Springfield. 111.. 155 158 1 89—1032 Noble. East Chicago .. 161 198 152 Miller. East Chicago . 150 'l7O 195—1026 Bowers, East, Chicago . 196 157 205 Mysliwy. East Chicago. 187 197 160—1102 Knerr, East Chicago .. 181 172 193 Olson. East Chicago .. 157 201 203—1107 Rosengerber, Indpls. . 222 175 176 Held. Indpls 160 191 223—1147 Tegeler. Indianapolis . 165 179 214 Longworth. Indpls. ... 186 209 247—1200 Pritchett Jr.. Indpls. . 201 187 191 Liebtag. Indpls 223 201 213—1216 Brubaker. Freeport. 111. 185 195 167 Pauler, Freeport. 111. . 172 156 194—1069

JERRY O'GRADY had trouble locating the head pin as he opened his series. He rolled with Lieber Lagers. . . . Phil Bisesi will have a hard time telling his scoreboard pals how he happened to pick that cherry' in his init.’al game, but he can retaliate with that 643 total. . . . The Cincinnati Post Junior Champs received a great ovation as they marched across the runways with the 10:30 squad. The members of the team are all under 21 years of age, and were selected through an elimination series conducted by The Cincinnati Post. More than 100 entrants took part in the contest. u m a TWO teams from Houston, Tex., and one from Galveston arrived yesterday and appeared at the Coliseum topped by 10-gallon hats. . . . Bob Niemoeller of the Old Fort Country Club was the first Cincinnattian on the 10:30 squad to step across the ‘gangplank” leading to the alleys. Members of 30 teams from the Queen City followed him and were accorded a big hand by a host of rooters who accompanied the pin-spilling delegation.

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English. Indianapolis . 165 131 179 Darnaby. Indianapolis. 188 216 182 —1091 Link, Indianapolis .. 168 177 197 Hackerd, Indianapolis. 191 141 176—1050 Oathout, Indianapolis . 146 180 198 Roeder, Indianapolis . 185 165 197 —1071 Jones. Auburn 236 212 235 Donovan, Auburn .... 163 203 168 —1217 J. Abels. Springfield .. 160 171 135 E. Smith. Springfield . 163 183 159 971 1:15 P. M. SQUAD—SINGLES Rosengerber, Indpls. .. 119 164 191—474 Held, Indpls 135 144 200—479 Tegeler, Indpls 190 202 196—588 Longworth, Indpls. 166 143 177—486

Picking His Medals ‘in Advance’

iim f f-;• j mzszusim | 'WiMI Mort Lindsey, pictured here, crack Eastern pinster, is shown pointing to his choice of the A. 1 ■’Y"" B. C. medals on display at the <1 y ■ Fairground, where the annual tournament, is in progress. And Lindsey is capable of backing up jjlll|l bis desire for one of the awards, W&&, ' F for he has bowled with first place j five-man aggregations on two occasions and holds an average of 200 in his last six A B. C tourr.oy appearances. He is sehed- T : Y : " 'K f4: : y 1 . ; ■ uled to bowl with the Radio City team at 8 tonight. Pritchett. Jr.. Indpls. 117 153 262 502 I Liebtag. indpls. .. in 111 155—560 t B: uhakrr. Freeport. It!, 17. 171 149 -494 aßaKlffy. rmizSmPm 1 Pauler. Freeport, 1... 169 235 199—603 '4flß9Hgg&j§§j / jJUgm ,S4V ' English. Inapt' 200 221 1 96—620 tHiL jf -p Darnabv. Indpls 190 161 192—543 JSaittmMmtm, ,£B3 J§gsF 0“' In k. Indpls 2U 220 209 -630 V®sß , H. Inrtpts 160 228 191—579 ilMr N Junes, .)•■•> ;: n 172 171 196 -539 ■K'iWflW* B -2 Donovan. A nvn 177 146 157 48n o.l*l-.nil". li-'ipis. 172 277 , M 640 JBSSe o ‘ e: Inapt- iTo 244 155 569 Jasin. T.v.er,,, ]-’ 108 177 517 M" 168 139 531 £?.' II -M 1 43 7 i iitt, 542 y-.ssggßl-J. - <’■■■"• t-.e :16 :u ::; too apg ? F y.-. -• ' Jx, . ed'lHS'/'-i-' I' 1 :'. :i ’.At !73 .> ‘ H 1 ge; AI- -1 lit; 140 2 1 17. .3 49 Mfif ,• ‘ < s*,^ N'-ta:. A Ann 20’. .”,2 1 79 592 . ■’ , ;5 v =’ 7? '/ '• ■<■*' i'F ■ jiff Kettev. Anbnrn 173 to; is: 526 MMb ’ ■'An 7■jyStgf V, 'tity.H A A 192 133 19 1 560 IIJIW.FI I JIW.F Uo/eP.ne \ bar n ... I 2 ’.76 133 431 I. one A 138 167 506 Dvge: • AA' . n 134 126 15 1- 41 1 • Ta ft".a A 3 .'a 113 200 160 503 )A. a mka, a a born 20! t 79 217 597 jJpF* ■■■■•'' ■ ■.. Raven, indpts 162 764 163 589 white, indpls in 165 197 533 a Tarby. Auburn 177 135 147—457 j! Rysnack, Auburn 194 167 20.3- 564 Reed Toledo 125 147 1 43-415 Freeman. Toledo 165 159 143 - 467 Giubka indpis 179 2ii 197—577 Zwiesler. Indpls 21 1 183 173- 572 weigei. indnls 183 i57 171—5 H * V * Milter indnis 179 16a 212—559 Rainaka indpls 169 1.79 150—458 Wolf. Indnls 183 148 220—551 v * Riley, indnls 2iR ns 177—571 Sacks, Indnls 193 158 189—540

Mort Lindsey, pictured here, crack Eastern pinster, is shown pointing to his choice of the A. B. C. medals on display at the Fairground, where the annual tournament is in progress. And Lindsey is capable of backing up his desire for one of the awards, for he has bowled with first place five-man aggregations on two occasions and holds an average of 200 in his last six A. B. C. tourney appearances. He is scheduled to bowl with the Radio City .team at 8 tonight. Pritchett, Jr., Indpls.. 147 153 202—502 Liebtag, Indpls 194 211 155—560 Brubaker, Freeport, 111. 174 171 149—494 Pauler, Freeport, 111. .. 169 235 199—603 English, Indpls 200 224 196—620 Darnaby, Indpls 190 161 192—543 Link, Indpl3. - 201 220 209—630 Hackerd, indpls 160 228 191—579 N. Jones, Auburn 172 171 196—539 Donovan, Auburn 177 146 157—480 Oathout, Indpls 172 277 191—640 Roeder, Indpls 170 244 155—569 Jasin. Toledo 172 168 177—517 Morrissey, Jr 168 174 189—531 Marino, Auburn 168 209 165—542 Cheche, Auburn 116 132 112—360 Murphy. Auburn 187 190 178—555 Hinger. Auburn 164 180 205—549 Nolan. Auburn 201 212 179—592 Kelley, Auburn 178 161 187—526 Boulev. Auburn 192 183 191—566 Hazeltine. Auburn .... 172 176 133—481 Long. Auburn 151 188 167—506 Dygert, Auburn 134 126 151—411 Tarby. Auburn 143 200 160—503 Chanko, Auburn ...... 201 179 217—597 Boyen, Indpls. 162 264 163—589 White, Indpls. ........ 171 165 197—533 Tarby. Auburn 177 135 147—457 Rysnack, Auburn 194 167 203—564 Reed. Toledo ......... 125 147 143—415 Freeman, Toledo 165 159 143—467 Glubka, Indpls 179 211 197—577 Zw'iesler. Indpls 211 183 178—572 Weigel, Indpls 183 157 171—511 Miller. Indpls 179 168 212—559 Bainaka. Indpls 169 139 150—458 Wolf. Indnls 183 148 220—551 Riley, Indpls 216 178 177—571 Sacks. Indnls 193 158 189—540 Coval. Indpls 177 178 202—557 Kemper. Indpls 196 183 190—569 Ruthe. Freeport 196 171 154—521 Dunning, Freeport 200 169 201—570 Koehler. Freeport 207 171 182—560 Singer. Freeport 163 167 160 —490 H. Abels, Sprincfleld .. 188 155 172—515 Merriam, Springfield .. 182 176 176—534 J. Abels. Snringfleld .. 179 156 146—481 E. Smith. Springfield . 157 206 173—536 Relsch, Springfield .... 166 177 179—522 short.. Springfield 133 168 186—487 Noble 166 164 164—494 R. Miller East Chicago. 165 514 141—520 Rowers. East Chicago . 179 178 155—512 Mysliwv. East Chicago.. 170 157 168—495 Knerr, East. Chicago ... 183 167 194—544 Olson, East Chicago ... 183 191 175 —549 6:30 P. M. SQUAD—S-MAN Llnco Golden. Linco Multi(236Bl power. (21171 Wiggins. 151 139 175!Lark 11l 133 179 Daum .. 116 175 160!Epler 143 128 165 Thomas 169 188 153lAnderson 138 128 146 Twnsend 173 152 166 Groves... 125 154 134 Noon ... 141 166 144 Apard... 128 148 157 T0ta15..750 820 7981 T0ta15..645 691 781 H. L. Sanders. Marlon County (22391 Democrats. (21901 Grenz .. 154 151 177!ED0rn... 129 124 138 Weilhmr 145 146 147IFraim... 126 175 184 GMiceli. 122 174 183!Bruns... 140 143 147 FMiceli . 124 151 150!Geis .... 146 157 138 Ray 163 122 130!LDorn .. 139 170 134 Totals..7oß 744 787! Totals .680 769 741 Indpls. City Optos. Hospital. (20061 Anderson. (22141 Tautnbrg 172 146 121!Kmmeier 153 147 118 Cullivan. 160 130 101 Davisson 131 127 137 Feruson. 129 116 103!Robev ... 147 166 131 Frnhafer 128 115 199!Itolle"gge. 122 146 145 Suding 102 132 152!Broderick 149 207 188 T0ta15..691 639 676! Totals .702 793 719 Worthington Democrat. Merchants (24961 Shelbvville. (22961 HShouse. 182 150 177!Dickman. 146 106 145 Rollison. 147 155 180 Go:bel . 122 157 100 BShouse. 619 166 201 Hatfield.. 164 191 138 Hutchisn 162 140 IRI Smith ... 199 169 167 Vndevntr 163 160 163'Price 179 149 164 T0ta15..823 771 9021 Totals. 810 772 714 Arch Demons, r2419> Separators. 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(2403) Yule ... 140 177 ISOHlgmeier 142 193 145 Pettit 147 193 165 Hoster... 153 123 158 M'Lghlin 145 158 175 Hymer .. 214 149 142 Bartelsn. 174 142 132 Carlisle . 133 172 181 Johnson. 132 155 166 France . 155 173 170 T0ta15..738 825 768 1 T0ta15..797 810 796 Carl Hardin's Crown Point Boosters. (2457) Merchants (2605) Elmore.. 171 209 176 Vos 166 172 175 Stout . 116 172 166 Rose 182 172 170 Sparrow. 184 125 181 Hchbaum 185 183 179 Rogers 135 134 187 Kaiser... 152 146 181 Grissbch 176 195 130 Post 159 188 195 T0ta15..782 835 840! Totals. 844 861 900 Wreckers. Stafford Engraving (2215) Cos.. Inc. <3245) Ward .. 131 162 156 Malev .. 132 151 119 Liebtag 133 169 156 Norman 147 154 130 Blcklidge 106 120 143 Steinbrge 135 118 171 Selmier 162 176 169 Carl . . 113 166 142 Heckman 158 140 134 Lambert. 151 180 236 T0ta15..690 767 758 Totals .678 769 798 Flanner Sc Buchan- Mid-W. Heating Sc an Mort. K 2045) Serv. 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Sterling Beer. Jos. Kuhn & Cos. Champaign 111 '2860i Champaign 111. 26341 Roughton 178 206 202 Noel 156 158 173 Green 203 197 171 Norman. 160 174 157 M’Crddn. 174 160 164 Hinds ... 201 190 224 M’Carthy 204 165 222 Buchanan 162 203 204 M Millan 200 187 227 Trost . .. 154 150 168 T0ta15..959 915 986! Totals 833 875 926 Coca Cola. Atlantic Case. Evansville (25381 Evansville (2459' Bir 179 184 220 Faught . 168 195 193 Ecaler .. 151 187 128 Kshmeier 105 179 176 Hofacker 144 140 165 Williams. 158 164 136 Ell wood 190 151 178 Harris . 212 156 155 Maglaris 178 166 177 DeMar... 173 155 134 T0ta15..842 828 868; Totals 816 849 794

Oak Ridge Dairy. Kamm’s Beer. So. Bend. (2710) So. Bend. (2857) Burke... 204 187 169 Miller . . 192 211 242 Fecteau. 210 149 189 Stewart.. 190 138 180 Hastangr 184 197 195 ! Hipsak... 203 158 208 Bishop . 178 178 174!Tompos.. 174 211 168 Greening 170 170 156|Rightly.. 220 183 179 T0ta15..946 881 8831 T0ta15..979 901 977 McCoy Laundry. Cloer Farm Stores. Spring’d, Ilk (2449) Spring’d, 111. (2641) Sidener . 106 137 158!Warren . 213 207 181 Segin . 130 117 138!Conwill.. 172 171 160 Bodman. 174 154 182:Schr.rf .. 174 159 199 Platt.... 178 149 173 Arundel.. 163 157 162 Lush ... 226 182 245!Metz 160 151 202 Totals..Bl4 739 8961 Totals. .882 845 914 Huffman Bakery. Kiley Brewing Cos. Nappanee. (2586) Marion. (27421 Miller .. 169 214 181iNeedham 156 225 179 Silberg.. 181 188 179!Johnson. 174 156 186 Phillips. 140 186 113lNash ... 108 203 159 Rejd .. 200 174 151!Wi1ey.... 164 191 217 Newcomr 147 163 200lKohr 179 194 161 Totals. .837 925 824| Totals . 871 969 902 Baker's Grocery. Thomas Sc Just Fords. Harrison. O. (2498) Logansport. (2593' 0tt0... 162 151 166iJargstorf 176 158 167 Baker... 190 175 175!Bauer ... 149 164 180 Lynch .. 179 123 1730Neuman 186 168 140 Schaeffr. 147 152 177 Harlan .. 189 203 150 Knepfle . 157 158 213!3Newman 166 215 182 T0ta15..835 759 904! Totals .866 908 819 Indpls. Athletic Old Gold Club. (2480) Cigarette. (2488) Ashmore 131 155 192.Gradv 141 170 155 Rennard 132 157 162!Hornbrgr 174 145 156 Mull ... 166 181 178!Chrstnson 166 190 163 Menges . 148 234 155 Tegeler.. 189 158 189 Goodwin. 158 183 148(Moxley... 146 172 174 T0ta15..735 910 835! Totals . 816 835 837 Erie R. R. Local Connelly Bros. Fed. No. 10. Dairy. Jersey Citv (2755) Schenectadv. (2816) Schneidr 168 179 231'Mullen . 167 181 174 Kron ... 181 205 163'Zimmick. 189 187 178 M Grady. 160 203 205'Makris. .. 179 199 191 Weinbel. 177 201 181 Kelly 182 204 211 Muller.. 157 166 187lBaker. ... 189 207 178 T0ta15..843 945 9671 Totals. 906 978 932 Wagon Wheel Tavern. Schenectadv. (25301 Krmnuer 180 178 1781 Hershmn 187 158 142! (Team failed to Richards. 160 118 156! show) Weber .. 171 156 178! Pacelli.. 190 180 198i Totals..Bßß 790 852! 10:30 P. M. SQUAD—o-MAN Nurre Undertakers Eagle Picher Lead Cos. Cincinnati '2883' Cincinnati )2822i Spratt . 203 256 200 Wilmes 200 202 210 Laubrnds 187 180 183 Hasselbnk 186 181 212 Cuthbtsn 195 175 188 Schaffer 156 213 159 Felix .. 179 203 245 Brwarsky 166 132 182 Rakel. .. 190 132 172 Yockey . 207 173 213 T0ta15..954 948 988 Totals .915 971 976 Lindner Bros. Ice Cr. Thomas Funeral Ho. Norwood. O. '2671) Norwood, O. (25571 Hagee... 167 162 145 Hyde 181 202 163 Malden.. 171 159 182 Frank .. 157 206 189 Pack 132 192 161 Morton . 184 226 125 Desmond 190 169 169 Houp ... 147 191 233 Weist... 176 150 158 Wright.. .170 192 179 T0ta15..836 832 815: Totals. .839 1017 889

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Pohlmeyer Diamonds Neal's Polly Polish Cincinnati ‘2514' Cincinnati '2386' Lampe.. 154 162 151 Sparks .. 163 136 167 Grote... 164 172 149 Allen ... 14* 165 136 Pare . 202 181 148 Renner 128 137 137 Winklmn 156 187 165 Morgnrth 185 181 176 Pohlmyr 143 ’B7Pyke. .. 152 199 180 Totals..Bl9 I.* r 300. T0ta15..772 818 796 Lutz Flowera Wash'ton Alleys Five Cincinnati (2657) Cincinnati '2589' Werner. 188 193 185 Blase .. 161 172 169 Lutz 177 185 201 Kampf. .. 150 172 173 Schneidr 156 164 168 Bumb 181 201 133 Hillman. 176 152 155 Baum .. 178 147 188 Cook 200 166 191 Grupnhof 200 183 181 T0ta15..897 860 900 Totals..B7o 875 844 Squires Meats Heeg's Alleys Cincinnati (2508) Cincinnati (2531) Linz 155 191 164 Vogt 175 179 166 Deiters . 139 190 161!Cropv... 154 169 136 Venegor. 149 158 196!Schroeder 159 190 137 Kluener. 157 198 142 B-euer... 157 179 146 Kelly 170 171 157 Bertele . 188 199 197 T0ta15..770 908 820| T0ta15..833 916 782 Feisenbrau Shurgood Crackers Cincinnati (26421 Cincinnati (25941 Heeg . 151 201 192 Huelsnbh 143 178 202 Huelsebh 180 167 191,Stothfang 195 160 178 Jacobs . 181 165 152 Dirr .. 154 150 170 Brennen. 184 174 180 Watelle.. 171 193 168 Flach . . 152 196 176Poppe 178 175 179 Totals..B4B 903 8911 Totals .841 856 897 Dana Garden Schmidt's Garage Cincinnati (2508) Norwood, O. i2609) Tillar ... 187 155 167 Wieber . . 149 178 182 Brink .. 160 187 172 Cahaway 158 180 175 Steinau. 166 141 169 Herbold.. 158 193 197 Kahl.’.. 161 162 149 Grote ... 183 157 153 McDowell 196 154 182 Kroger . 202 165 179 Totals..B7o 799 839| Totals . 850 873 886 Ninth Street Garage Bauer Restawant Cincinnati 12735 > Cincinnati (2722) Ernschwr 152 185 190 Sperber.. 170 183 157 Sehlie .. 177 245 187 Pirman.. 189 177 179 Ingram. 174 149 136 Steves .. 156 182 191 Fischer. 213 159 147 Walters.. 173 221 168 Modene.. 192 202 227'Emmert. 176 213 187 Totals..9oß 940 887| Totals. 864 976 882 Marmer’s Shoes Stegner Meats Cincinnati (2739) Cincinnati (2609) Fibbe 172 183 176Fiege ... 172 173 168 Parsons 184 165 169!Goosman 179 157 166 Terbrugy 177 180 175 Wilier... 178 194 217 Ransick. 171 190 200 Blau ... 189 189 170 Sieve 224 170 203 Pfirrmnn 149 140 168 T0ta15..928 888 923| T0ta15..867 853 889 Norwood Moose Grand-Pop Norwood. O. )2502i Norwood. O. (2790) Poston . 135 129 176 Stone ... 174 159 210 Tompkns 183 174 188 Goggin.. 154 183 175 Schnell. 149 196 162 Kettler.. 200 225 167 Young.. 170 166 146 Douglass 205 197 223 Henges . 180 156 192 Menke .. 165 182 171 Totals..Bl7 821 346i Totals .898 946 946 Buber’s Diamonds Old Ft. Country Club Cincinnati (2425 ( Cincinnati (2667) Meischke 169 155 158 Niemoellr 176 246 159 Zimrman 164 140 175|Froelichr 167 158 178 Cassini. 189 163 124;Elsche. .. 160 160 166 Wagner.. 181 164 187,Usinger . 170 183 206 Huber... 131 151 174|Niemlr Jr 177 188 173 T0ta15..834 773 818) Totals..Bso 935 882 Busse Sc Borgmn Co.Beetz Monuments Cincinnati (2404) Cincinnati (2718) Moeller. 126 165 178lGreiner . 184 179 214 Braun . 178 157 161 Hoffman. 154 161 144 Wiethoff. 141 136 163jWenz.... 202 200 232 Schulte. 175 176 168;Dirr 135 158 175 Volker.. 201 143 136|Ecke1.... 192 210 178 Totals..B2l 777 806! T0ta15..867 908 943 Cine. Bowling Assn. Wehr Dairy, Inc., 2. Cincinnati (2496) Hamilton. O. 12437) Hoinke . 181 182 178 Froelke.G. 192 176 151 Hatfield. 145 177 134 Frolke.M. 115 184 148 Palmire. 136 167 157|Pierson.. 149 131 200 Dillhoff. 117 183 149[Poeling.. 170 158 196 Baugh . 191 199 200;Wehr ... 154 154 159 T0ta15..770 908 8181 Totals..7Bo 803 854 Schmidt Tailors Cln. Post Jr. Champs. Cincinnati (2603) Cincinnati (2588) Ward . 188 152 148|Miller. .. 181 186 198 Ammann 183 236 155 Seiter. .. 210 166 166 Fey 155 141 208iRuth 135 178 183 Rabius.. 167 196 143!D0r5a1... 150 177 121 Nordman 178 168 185!Neuman.. 164 147 226 Totals..B7l 893 8391 Totals..B4o 854 894 Dana Garden Ackerman Decorators Cincinnati (2646) Norwood, O. (2675) Smally. 138 188 152iMeyer... 160 155 173 Paffe 202 181 181 IHbbel 166 145 120 Long 176 199 181 Ackerman 184 176 201 Moore... 166 154 162 Fisgus... 209 180 218 Cook 147 162 257|jasper. .. 179 216 193 T0ta15..829 884 933| Totals. 898 872 905

The Leaders

TEAM EVENT Oak Leaf Motors, Chicago 3,054 Champlin Refining Cos., Enid, Okla. 2,911 Windsor Cigars, Pekin, 111 2,908 Postum, Battle Creek, Mich 2,903 Secord Drugs, Chicago 2,896 DOUBLES L. Levine-G. Stefani, Chicago 1,281 L. Exler-L. Springmeyer, St. Louis... 1,262 E. Hansen-R. Gersonde, Wauwatosa, Wis 1,260 E. Bergman-A. Kiehn, Chicago 1,244 M. Galnes-W. Sullivan, Elizabeth, N. 3. 1,340 SINGLES Frank Caruana, Buffalo ............. 705 Louis Levine, Cicero, 111 704 H. Ingwalson. Rockford, 111 702 K. Nelson, Minneapolis 691 Joe Burmeister, Faribault, Minn 6*B ALL-EVENTS Leo Exler, St. Louis 1,948 Louis Levine, Cicero, 111 1,941 H. Ingwalson, Rockford, 111 1,880 H. Voss, Milwaukee 1,879 Walter Reczek, East Chicago 1,874 Casey Mills, Enid, Okla 1,874

Three Night Sessions

The A. B. C. official stag party, an event held annually on the eve of the bowling organization’s big meeting, is scheduled tonight at 8 on the top floor of the Claypool. Admission to the affair is sl. The Bowling Writers’ Association of America, composed of pin scribes from all parts of the nation, are to gather in their annual session at 1 a. m., while the yearly confab of the Bowling Alley Proprietors of America is carded at midnight. A. B. C. BASEBALL CALL The A. B. C. baseball squad will assemble at 2161 Boulevard-pl Tomorrow night to make plans for the coming season. All candidates are to report. Manager Ed Dickerson expects to have one of the strongest teams in the Indiana-Ohio League this year, playing all home games at Perry Stadium.

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Gotham Fires Opening Shot for Pin Meet Added Forces Arrive With Plea for 1937 Site; Detroit Active. New York fired the first broadside in the battle for possession of the 1937 American Bowling Congress tournament today when the Gotham clan marched on Indianapolis with a demonstrative plea to approximately 600 delegates whose ballots will award the bowling plum to one of four contending cities. The men from Manhattan bolstered their forces with 125 boosters who arrived at Union Station today and paraded the downtown section headed by the American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. A1 Lattin. tycoon in New York bowling circles, is leading that city’s battle for ballots. He promises the personal appearance of Mayor Fiorella La Guardia at the Tomlinson Hall meeting tomorrow afternoon when the 1937 site is determined. Gov. Fitzgerald Coming Although Cleveland and Buffalo have announced their bids for the annual event, the battle is expected to be between Detroit and New York. The two cities have set up local headquarters and are campaigning to win over a majority of the voters. The advance contingent of pin luminaries from the Motor City arrived yesterday and opened headquarters in the Severin. Howard McCullough, long affiliated with the pin game, is the leader of the Michigan metropolis’ forces. According to Mr. McCullough, Gov. Frank Fitzgerald of Michigan is to extend the Detroit invitation. He is to arrive here tomorrow on the special train that is to carry the remainder of the Auto City crusaders. Tech Mentor Plans Return of Baseball Plans are being made for a baseball team at Tech High School for the first time in several years. A call was issued for candidates to report today. Coach E. T. Dagwell is to be in charge. Games are to be scheduled with members of the North Central Conference. Awards are to be made to the basketball varsity members tomorrow at 1:30 at a hardwood dinner in the school cafeteria. KNOCKOUT IN FIRST By United Perm OAKLAND, Cal., March 26. Buddy Baer, young heavyweight fighter, knocked out Jack Petrie in the first round here last night. Hans Birkie decisioned Hanic Hankinson in another heavyweight battle of 10 rounds.

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Minnesota t De Paul in Series Tonight By United Prrsi CHICAGO, March 26.—Minnesota and De Paul, survivors of Olympio district basketball tournaments, tonight open their battle to represent the Midwest in the finals at Madison Square Garden. New York. De Paul, which defeated Minnesota earlier in the season, is favored to sweep the series. The second game will be played Friday and a third Saturday, if necessary. Fort Wayne Sees First State Title Historic City Keys for Triumphant March. (Continued From Page Twenty) something but thought 1937 would be the big year.” Every one is confident the Tigers will rush through Central of Evansville at Indianapolis Saturday at 2. There is an old score to avenge in that tilt. Central was slated for The Indianapolis Times football championship trophy last fali. It isn’t in the trophy case here. Memorial of Evansville captured a post-season game to spoil the record. Steve Sitko, the team's highscorer, was all-state quarter back on the team. Robert Brown, Fred Kabisch, Dan Bourne and Jack Paul also were on the gridiron machine. Victory Celebration Planned The man on the street here iR open in boasting that there will be a victory celebration on the courthouse square Saturday night. The deciding factor, it seems, would be an Anderson triumph over Frankfort. Central lost to Anderson early in the season. The Tigers had the Indians down 25 to 13 going into the last quarter and lost, 29 to 27. The fans are certain of beating the Chaddmen the “next time.” Central will be hard to figure out Saturday. Mendenhall is not sure himself. He has 12 good players. Not only does he shift the starting five, but the positions they play. Four men have been used at center. Frequent substitutions are used until a successful combination is found. Only five times this year has the system failed. Five of the players are without previous experience. There is nothing tangible in the makeup of this enigmatic team except it keeps driving all the way and seems to get results.

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