Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 April 1936 — Page 17

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A. B. C. SPOTLIGHT TURNS ON CRACK LOCAL PIN QUINTET

Fans on Edge as Cookmen Await Action Pritchett Team to Make Bid Tonight; Champs Also Slated. BY BERNARD HARMON Every yard of space in the State Fairground Coliseum Is expected to be filled at 8:15 tonight, when Jess Pritchett Sr. parades his 1936 edition of star piasters, Cook's Goldblumes, to Alleys 17 and 18 for competition in the American Bowling Cor grass tournament. Pr.tchett, for years the city’s outstanding tenpin spiller and known nationally as one of the best in the game, is enjoying one of his best seasons, and if tradition runs true to form, his quintet should finish well up in the money. For several years the leading squad of the host city to the A. B. C. has enjoyed a scoring spree that carried it well to the top, and fans believe Jess has an aggregation that will make history repeat. All Over 200 Mark Members of the team are Pritchett, John Fehr, Don Johnson, Lee Carmin and Johnny Murphy, and each carries an average over the 200 mark in the city’s two fastest circuits, the Indianapolis and Fountain Square Recreation league. As a team, the average in the former loop is 1021, while in the Fountain Square wheel these stars carry a 1012. During the season they have tossed single game counts of 1225 fma 1209 and series of 3325 and 3224. Every bowling follower in the city will be pulling for the squad to connect with a stellar performance. Sharing the spotlight with the fast city team will be the Wolfe's Firestone Service, five-man champions of the 1935 tournament at Syracuse. These boys are intent on pulling the unexpected, to win two consecutive championships, and they have a lineup of stars that may turn the trick. Bodines to Roll Firing on the same alleys with the Goldblumes, will be the Bodine Hardware Cos. of Bradford, Pa., captained by Eddie Shay, who in 1927 led the team sponsored by Harold Lloyd, movie comedian, to the A. : . C. event in Peoria. Coca Cola Bottlers, the outstanding pin quintet of Dallas, Texas, is slated for action on the 10:15 squad, and at the same time Recreation Cos. of Denver, one of the best in the West, is to try its luck. Coliseum customers are expected to go home knowing they have seen one of the best exhibitions since the big show opened. Team Scoring Unimpressive Sixty-four teams struggled through last night’s schedule and one lone aggregation came through with a total that won it a place among the top 10 in the standings. Carpenter Steel of Reading, Pa., rolling on the opening squad, inserted a brilliant 1019 between a 975 opener and a 858 windup for a 2952 that gained it a tie for ninth place. Dan Wink, with a 626, and Bill Bower, with 608, were the team’s chief scorers. Two other teams reached the 2900 mark, both on the 10:15 squad. After opening with an 858, Williamson Heater Cos. of Cincinnati gained momentum and tossed games of 1025 and 1031 for a 2914 total, which was several pins short of a •’board position.” Purol Pep of Saginaw, Mich., wound up their series three pins behind the Queen City five, using games of 970, 960 and 981 for its 2911. Heil Quality Products failed to get out of the 900 class, and incidentally wound up with a 2897, much to the disappointment of a huge gathering of pin fans. With their star-studded lineup, they were expected to produce some of the fancy shooting that won them the title of world’s match champions. However, Hank Marino was the only member that clicked in champioship style. He totaled 650 through games of 253, 206 and 191. Gil Zunker. who holds a pair of A. B. C. all-time records, passed the .600 mark with three pins to spare but other members were unable to reach the honor mark. Sherman Posts 695 Series The minor events program, run off during the daylight sessions, developed a quartet of scores that were good for places in the top ten of the singles and all events divisions. With a host of stars in action, changes were expected at the top of the standings, but the highest place obtained by the pinmen was sixth in the all-events. Sid Sherman, well-known match bowler from Toledo, cut loose with games of 247, 257 and 191 for a 695 that gained him eighth place in the standings of the individual events. Arthur Ladd, a member of the O'Fallon, Illinois’ lone entry, garnered a 693 from games of 234, 224 and 235, which was good for tenth place. Brokaw Disappoints No doubles team in action during the day was able to collect a total good enough for a spot on ‘ the board.” Les Fuller and George Morrison, Chicago duo combined totals of 587 and 673 for a 1260, the best series of the day. Otto Weimer with a 618 and Lou Wuske with 636 totaled 1254 for the runnerup honors. George Morrison, Chicago pastimer, 1930 all-events champion, added a doubles total of 673 and a singles series of 626 to his 622 iV.eman count for a 1921 that gained him sixth place in the all-events standings. Jack Bishop,* another Windy City kegeler, combined series of 662, 584 and 661 for a 1907. which boosted him to eighth place. Donald Brokaw, defending singles champion, failed to make an impression in his minor events appearance. He connected for a 583 in hit doubles games and showed a mere 493 in defense of his 1935 title.

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JESS PRITCHETT, above, Indiana's foremost pin spiller, will monopolize the spotlight at the American Bowling Congress when he steps to runway of alley 17 at the Coliseum tonight with the 8:15 squad. Crossing alleys with the Bodine Hardware squad of Bradford, Pa., will be one of the best

High A. B. C. Scores of Yesterday

8:15 SQUAD—FIVE-MAN BEST SCORES Carpenter Steel Cos. Heil Quality Prod. Reading. Pa. (2952) Milwaukee (2897) Bower .. 235 177 196|Ehlke ... 139 172 203 Wink ... 210 195 221!Koch ... 190 205 175 Busch .. 216 165 171|Sixty ... 177 201 182 Smith .. 144 235 202iZunker .. 190 189 224 Broome . 170 247 168IMarino .. 253 206 191 T0ta15..975 1019 9581 T0ta15..949 973 975 Ardmore Mort Farr Radio Ardmore. Pa. (2855) Philadelphia (2815) Chapin . 237 138 210'NichoIas. 200 181 176 Kallaghr 194 187 227.Worman. 175 220 203 Rutty .. 149 246 212‘Cameron. 181 177 198 Stevens. 184 174 157!Detwiler. 173 194 159 L’jtera . 161 146 183 Winchcstr 209 191 178 T0ta15..925 941 989; Totals. .938 963 914 Myers. Morticians Peter Pan Columbus. O. (2780) Kalamazoo (2770) Geyer .. 155 182 203 DePotter. 163 196 182 Moehl .. 187 182 177 Boncor .. 152 162 172 Meyer .. 190 237 189!Sullivan.. 221 223 182 Mueller.. 203 205 153 Fohn 169 172 191 Frohn'er 188 161 168 Miller .. 193 197 195 T0ta15..923 967 890i Totals. .898 950 922 OTHER SCORES Reeves Mfg. Cos., Dover, 0 2765 Bean Contractors. Easton, Pa 2756 Ivins' Cookies. Philadelphia 2749 Gold Labels, Menasha, Wis 2742 Windsor-Ford V-8. Reading 2735 Wolfe <fc Davis, Lancaster. 0 2718 Nolde <fc Horst. Reading. Pa ... 2700 Schlltz Brown Bottles. Sturgeon Bay. 2693 Gilbert Paper C'o., Neenah. Wis. . 2696 Strife Hotel of Lowville. Lowville. N.Y. 2690 Tool Dept.. N. S. M. Cos.. Belvidere.. 2688 Belvidere Rec'n. Belvidere. 111. . 2632 Stevens <fc McCracken. Cambridge. O. 2617 Low Price Gas F. S.. Fremont. 0 2615 Sanitary Scales. Norristown, Pa. ... 2600 St. Clair Ontario Rec'n.. Cleveland... 2599 Pleck's Ice Cream, Sturgeon Bay 2596 Philco, Parkersburg. W. Va • 2572 Hochgreves Beer, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 2564 Frankford Gray. Philadelphia 2540 Wagner Restaurant. N. Canton. 0... 2499 Jenkintown. Jenkintown, Pa 2494 Maples-Federal Ice C'o.. Toledo 2390 Fidelity Life Ins.. Sturgeon Bay 2376 Sons of Mitch's. Sturgeon Bay. 2364 Sturgeon Bay Bakery, Sturgeon Bay.. 2059 10:15 SQUAD—FIVE-MAN BEST SCORES. Williams Heater Cos. Purol PVp. Cincinnati. (2914) Saginaw. (2911) Dilly 154 224 256 Kaufeld.. 201 203 183 Vornha'n 165 235 203 Moskal. .. 211 206 194 Pfirman. 187 192 209,Henry... 173 176 179 Zappa... 160 203 218 Egan . . 194 191 213 Heil. .. 192 171 !45|Vcorheis. 191 184 212 Totals 858 1025 10311 Totals .970 960 981 Garber Buick. Condon Bros., Saginaw, Mich. (2850) Beer Dist. Patnesville. O. (2820) Gaudre'u 172 157 192iPrugel .. 188 151 154 Zander. 188 160 224 ! Cannon . 143 224 169 Dve .. 187 182 168 Cardinal. 201 220 176 Monroe 246 198 223 Palumbo 202 205 201 Hesse . 197 153 203,Cashmere 175 200 211 Totals 990 850 1010 Totals 909 1000 911 Harry’s Sandwich Quaker City Am. Shop. Philadelphia. <2813) Erie. (2816) Klein . .. 163 179 200iFredrick. 182 186 153 Garpetti 157 246 228jSmedley 191 232 179 Williams 190 164 203 Madonna 185 201 203 Weiss 162 206 165 Lanz 177 183 198 Herrm'n. 155 195 203 Barri 184 158 201 Totals 827 990 999, Totals Sl9 960 934 OTHER SCORES Arrow Rock <fc Rye. St Paul 2797 Gustate Lunch. Saginaw 2i44 Eureka Travelers. Philadelphia .... 2688 Tyler's Mobilgas, Conneaut. 0 2657 W. E. Tavern. Bellevue. Ky 2646 Quaker City National, Philadelphia . 2644 Rlackhurst Chevrolet. Midland. Mich. 2640 Harrisburg Dist. Bowling Ass n., Harrisburg 2638 Coca Cola. Ashtabula. O .... .... 2636 Noakers Ice Cream. Massillon, 0 2628 Plinks "30.” Wooster. O • 2622 Lakes to Sea No. 1. Williamsport, Pa. 2611 Neil Johnson Grocery. Saginaw .... 2609 Harris Paints. Wooster. 0 2684 Lawyers. Canton. O. 2574 Rice Recreation. Wooster. 0 255/ Hoover Cleaners. North Canton. O. 2a48 Francis for Fords. Harrisburg, Pa.. 2d45 Schemm Beer. Saginaw • • 2537 R. S Jacobs GuU Refiners. Ashtabula. 2521 Fleetwing Gas & Oil. Girard. Pa 2519 Lakes to Sea No. 2. W’illiamsport. Pa. 2489 Gordon Lumber Cos.. Fremont. 0 2476 Heck's Grocet.. Massilon, 0 2402 Nick Amster Wooster. O. 2394 Bill Lealos. Grand Forks, N. D 2376 Blue Star Kills The Itch Germs To get rid of itch, rash, tetter, foot itch, ringworm or eczema, cover with soothing Blue Star Ointment which contains tested medicines that kill, the itching. Money back on first jar, if it fails to relieve. —Advertisement.

five-man arrays of stars ever produced in local leagues. Composed of Pritchett, Johnny Murphy, Don Johnson, John Fehr and Lee Carmin, the Cook’s Goldblumes quintet embodies the host city's leading aggregation of keglers. Maintaining an average well over the 1000 mark in the Fountain

LEADING DOUBLES SCORES Fuller. Chicago 180 191 216 Morrison. Chicago 200 204 269—1260 Weimer, Canton 0 216 218 184 Wuske, Canton, O 203 244 189—1254 Kraft. Chicago 248 189 193 Lenzen, Chicago 185 188 225—1233 Mowery. Columbus- O 189 201 243 Talhelm. Columbus 195 178 223—1229 Faetz. Chicago 178 166 212 Lange, Chicago 243 214 216—1229 Novak, Toledo 182 202 214 Ringeisen. Toledo 188 214 221—1221 Russell. Portsmouth 225 186 214 Price. Portsmouth 169 216 204—1214 Strouse. Chicago 174 201 198

A. B. C. Schedule Tonight

8:15 SQUAD— FIVE-MAN Alley 1 Cincy Box Lunch, Cincinnati. ~ Taylor's College Store, Greeley, Col. 3 \\ alters Brewing Cos.. Pueblo, Col. 4 Greyhound Lines, Denver 5 Koch’s Market, Alton, 111. <> Max's Sports, Cleveland. t Athletic Club of Columbus, Columbus. O. 8 Club Royale. Union, N. J. 9 Athletics, Indianapolis. 10 Sterling Beer. Indianapolis. JJ South Bend Tribune. South Bend. | 7 v!? w Pl ocess Gear—Sales, Syracuse, i. Champagne Velvet, Terre Haute. 14 Wolfes Firestone Service, Niagara Falls. !•> Kantnok Gas, Richmond, Ind. Jb Gillette Tires, Richmond. 17 Cook's Goldbiume, Indianapolis. 18 Bodine Hardware Cos.. Bradford. Pa. I Elliott Insurance. Springfield, O. 20 Springfield Leather Products Cos Springfield. 21 Haberle’s Blark Bass, Syracuse. 22 West Virginia Special Export Beer, Huntington; W. Va. Schlitz Buffet. Huntington. Carolina Lumber Cos.. Huntington. Pancake Realtors. Huntington. 2(> Tom’s Place. Huntir.gton. Be ". dix Carburetor Paints. South Bend. 28 Schlosser’s Eskimos, South Bend. 29 Bendix Carburetors, South Bend. 30 Bendix Brakes, South Bend. 31 Champagne Velvet Beer. South Bend. 32 Twin City Auto Sales. South Bend. .10:15 SQUAD—FIVE-MAN 1 Cincinnati Police Radio Patrol, Cincinnati. 2 National Marking Machine Cos.. Cincinnati. 3 Mergard’s Billiards. Covington. Kv. 4 Moelder s Coal, Cincinnati. . Red Tod Beers, Hamilton, O. 6 Vim Ginger Ale, Covington, Ky. 7 Cavanaugh’s Coal. Cincinnati. 8 R. B. Clothes. Cincinnati. 9 Fritz’ Place. Cincinnati. 10 Bellevue Alleys, Bellevue, Kv. 11 Coca Cola Bottlers, Dallas, Tex. 12 Fall City Beer. Cincinnati. J'j White Castle System. Cincinnati. 14 Bejach’s Ridge Alleys. Cincinnati. l.> Recreation Company. Denver, Col. 16 Schepps Beer, Dallas, Tex. 17 Frechtling Ire Cream, Cincinnati. 18 Ammerman’s Realtors. Covington, Kv. ... Coor’s Beer, Denver, Col. 20 Tivoli Beer. Denver 21 Mergard’s Cincinnati Alievs. Cincinnati 22 Besl Transfer Cos.. Cincinnati. 23 Dreamland Falls City Hi Bru, Cincinnati. )>' ehr Dair ? In*. No. 1. Hamilton. O. 2.1 Ebonite Ball, Cincinnati. 26 Fisher Body, Norwood. O. 27 Mergard's Covington Recreation, Cincinnati. Meinking Sfrvic, ‘ Station. Cincinnati. -9 Quality Eengravmg & Electrotype Cos., Cincinnati. ’ 3.1 Wenderoth's Panthers. Cincinnati. 51 Here Comes Meek’s. Hamilton. O. 32 MeGreevy Dairy. Hamilton.

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Square Recreation and the Indianapolis leagues, Pritchett and his cohorts are capable of placing well up in the money tonight. Pritchett, who rolled his first A. B. C. scores in 1903, has been followed by a string of records and triumphs in tournaments and matches and is well known over the nation.

Petersen. Chicago 202 245 192—1212 C’asper, Buffalo 210 205 234 Mazur, Buffalo 182 180 198—1209 Schmidt. Toledo 195 212 205 Honeberger, Toledo 188 185 215—1200 LOCAL DOUBLES SCORES Roberts. C 146 225 184 Sochalski, C 179 210 181—1125 Schmidtt, F 160 202 194 Fehrenbach, L 171 159 220—1106 Chase, L. 162 149 125 Cork, H 209 172 160— 977 Reilly, J 174 178 162 Tynan, J. 141 139 150— 944 Noonan, J 125 163 147 Swain, J 184 125 178— 922 LEADING SINGLES SCORES Sherman, Toledo 247 257 191—695 Ladd, O’Fallon, 111. 234 224 235—693 Evans, Alton 246 190 235—671 Neeb, Columbus, 0 211 213 244—668 Bishop, Chicago 224 235 202—661 Reinhardt, St. Louis.. 224 211 225—660 Russell, Portsmouth, 0... 247 188 222—657 Wellman, Findlay, O. ... 207 221 225—653 Ostrander, Toledo 209 204 235—648 Bartock, Chicago 220 238 190—648 Cpll, Pittsburgh 205 214 227—646 Rider, Pittsburgh 183 225 236—644 Lachendro, Pittsburgh 200 237 202—639 Petersen, Chicago 230 185 224—639 Schmidt, Toledo 247 201 190—638 Novak. Toledo 195 217 222—634 Keller. Pittsburgh 246 181 204—631 Honeberger, Toledo 237 181 213—63; Pehrson, Chicago 203 191 235—629 Schario. Canton. 0 234 203 191—628 Morrison. Chicago 201 214 211—626 Fischer, Toledo 227 188 210—625 Talhelm. Columbus, O 179 221 222—652 Oliger, Toledo 228 211 182—021 Dugan. Toledo 180 238 202—620 Ayling Sr.. Toledo 215 202 202—619 Marigich, Chicago 234 204 180—618 Daniels, Greensburg. Pa. 205 197 216—618 Hauser, Columbus. 0 203 212 202—617 Green. Columbus, 0 198 181 237—616 Daglow. Chicago 191 203 222—616 Grozins, Buffalo 172 198 242—612 McCoy. Canton, 0 192 201 217—610 Antic Sr.. Pittsburgh 209 180 220—609 Shearer. Pittsburgh .... 205 190 214—609 Schultz. Greensburg, Pa.. 200 189 220—609 Pagel. Chicago 221 185 201—607 Fasano, Canton. 0 218 191 198—607 Proctor. Pittsburgh 182 201 224—607 Lerch. Columbus. 0 168 233 205—606 Chyzy, Chicago 215 201 190—606 Rcinhard, Portsmouth, O. 189 202 215 606 „ LOCAL SINGLES SCORES Noonan J. 149 211 215—575 Schmidt. F 192 178 169—539 J 178 154 208—540 Swam. J 164 153 211—528 gu hn . E- • • 156 IS4 161—511 Fehrenbach, L 179 162 117—458 Roberts, C 101 i 3 g 165—454 Tynan. J 133 444 137 _ 414

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Tourneygrams Picked Up at Coliseum Drives

X7'ESTERDAY'S matinee crowd was the best of the A. B. C: tournament. It took some of the touted pinsters to bring them out for the daylight session . . . Don Brokaw received a lot of attention as he took his place on the alleys, ready to defend his singles crown. . . . Art Johnson, a member of the A. B. C. secretary’s office staff who really knows his bowlers, attempted to show the audience that he knew his bowling—well, he did cut down the 6-7. tt u u THE Weimer - Wuske doubles shooters were going great until the former ran into a 5-10 split. Neither could go after that. . . . The six Sturgeon Bay (Wis.) teams arrived during the afternoon and immediately tacked a banner over the lobby of the “midway.” It read, “Welcome to Sturgeon Bay in 1936.” The Wisconsin town is known as the cherry capital of the world. tt tt tt ’FALLON, ILL., has a population of 2000 and has two bowling alleys, but the team representing that little community carved a name for itself in the A. B. C. annals. The team, Hartman Falstaffs, totaled 2759 in the five-man event, while two of its members, Elmer Yanta and Art Ladd, placed high in the all-events. Ladd also is up there in the singles. And was A1 Hartman happy? tt tt tt A FATHER and son combination performed as partners in the doubles. Russ Ayling Sr. and Jr. from Toledo formed the combination and the younger gave a splendid exhibition in the tenth frame of his initial game when he turned in the 4-10 split. . . . Andy Varipapa was among the afternoon visitors. His opinion of the coliseum layout was the same as that of other pin luminaries, “Greatest in history.” tt tt . a EVERY member of the Peter Pans used the initial “P” in front of his name. Maybe they were correct and maybe it was just part of the Peter Pan idea. ... A variety of nifty-shirted teams marched to their respective alleys on the 8:15 squad. . . . Reeves Manufacturing Cos. of Dover, 0., in white silk shirts and white trousers. . . . Heil Quality Products in white shirts and light trousers. . . . They were the tops. . . . Andy Varipapa, the pin and movie star, was all smiles as he bowed to his many friends. . . Heil’s, with all the crowd looking to them for some real scoring were off to a bad start. . . Ehlke struck, Koch missed the head-pin and left the six pin, Sixty also missed the head pin and left the 10 up, Zunker drew the 5-7 split and Marino spared the four pin.

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IVIN’S COOKIES, crossing alleys with the Heils, were full of pep. . . . They had nothing to lose and plenty to gain. . . . That’s where the strain showed on the Milwaukee champs. . . . The lineup of the Bean Contractors of Easton, Pa., looked like a menu, Bean, Beers

The Leaders

TEAM EVENTS Pabst Blue Ribbon, New Y0rk...... 3069 Oak Leaf Motors, Chicago 3034 Birk Bros.’ Brewing Cos., Chicago 304; Monarch Beers, Chicago 3042 Bowes Steal Fast, Indianapolis 2997 Pabst Blue Ribbon, Milwaukee 2971 Cannon Tailors, Cleveland 2965 Baby Ruth Candy, Chicugo 2953 Weber Hotel, Fort Wayne 2952 Carpenter Steel Cos., Reading, Pa..! 2952 DOUBLES A. Slanina-M. Straka, Chicago 1347 R. Milan-G. Kruzich, Springfield, 111. 1320 H. Bohne-J. O'Grady, Indianapolis.. 1303 ®* WiSfins-B.Soch, Sheboygan, Wis.. 1300 G. Tofanclli-F. Scherbroeck, Davenport, lowa j 97 J. Bagley-W. Miller, New York Ciiy 1293 M. Anderson-H. Kaad, Chicago .... 1292 R. Nolan-M. Cassio, New York City 1289 Owens-W. Schultz, Cihcago 1287 E. Imse-M. Malouf, Milwaukee 1286 G. Stefani-L. Levine, Chicago 1285 SINGLES C. Warren, Springfield. 11l 735 B. Shaul, Syracuse, N. Y 710 F. Caruana, Buffalo, N. Y 705 L. Levine, Cicero. 11l " 70| J* Dulin, Akron. O \ 703 1 Ingwalson, Rockford, 111 * 703 IV. Buhr, Chicago 7m S. Sherman, Toledo r! j,K. Nelson, Minneapolis <594 A. Ladd, O’Fallon, 111 603 ALL EVENTS H. Beth, Chicago 197 ft L. Exler, St. Louis 1948 L. Levine, Cicero, 111 \ 4944 W. Bahr, Chicago 1934 T. Sperando, New York City .”! 4939 G. Morrison, Chicago 493! L. Buffington, Spokane, Wash. ..... 1914 J. Bishop. Chicago 4997 R. Milan, Detroit .”! 4993 Heckman, Indianapolis 1901 Dan Abbott Scores 704 in Loop Play Dan Abbott paced local bowlers with 247, 241, 216—704, at Fountain Square alleys last night as many honor scores were being recorded in city league competition. Paul Stemm clipped the pins for second high score on the same alleys with 694, and Dick Nordholt collected a 691 count at Pritchett’s alleys. Jess Pritchett warmed up for his appearance at the A. B. C. tournament with scores of 211, 267, 204 for a 682 total. Other marks of 650 or better follow: Don Johnson, 678; Paul Striebeck, 669; Leonard Binnion, 654 and Lorenz Wiesman, 650.

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on the 10:15. . . . The Coliseum was packed long before the early squad stepped to their respective alleys. And today is another day—all Indianapolis will probably turn out to cheer for its pride and joy tonight. . . . Carl Hardin was looking them over last night and still thinks “I hit’s ’em” will be the class of the tournament. . . . Bill Sheehan checked up on the daylight pastimers and stuck around to see how the after-dark boys came out. Well, we re in the final week, and there's still plenty of action scheduled. a a u npHE tournament to date has been strictly masculine as far as active competition is concerned, but immediately following the completion of the Congress schedule the drives are to be taken over by feminine pastimers, who are to compete in a singles tournament. . . . Two squads of 128 women each are to roll Tuesday following the windup of the A. B. C. schedule, while on Wednesday three squads are slated to face the maples. ... The entrants will not be confined to local bowlers alone, for women from various parts of the state have entered. . . . Columbus, Connersville, Evansville. Fort Wayne. Goshen. Kokomo, Lafayette, La Porte. Logansport, Marion. Milton, Muncie, Newcastle. Noblesville, Richmond. Shelbyville, South Bend, Terre Haute. Vincennes and Winchester are to be represented, along with Indianapolis entrants.

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