Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1936 — Page 28
Pot-0’-Gold Opening Set For Saturday
Event to Be Staged Over Two Week-Ends; Leaguers Pound Maples.
BY BERNARD HARMON
Local bowling teams, with their Central States games behind them, today looked forward to the annual Pot-0’-Gold tournament that opens at the Antlers Alleys Saturday. The event continues through Sunday and is to wind up over the following week-end. The Antlers event has proved one of the most popular of house tournaments in the past and entries in the coming affair are expected fo surpass those of recent years. The mew handicapping system, giving teams 80 per cent of the difference petween their average and 1020, has pttracted the attention of lowerveraged aggregations, and a score the “minor leaguers” are out to a slice of the prize melon. Norman B. Hamilton, City Assoclation secretary, is in charge of the meet, and information may be had from him or Lorenz Wiesman, manpger of the Antlers Alleys. Last night's session of the IndianKoalis League at the Pritchett Alleys urnished the scoring highlights of the various loops in action. Paul Btemm, in pacing his Marott Shoes fo the top team series of the evening, rolled up 4 total of 691 to outgistance all soloists.
| Tied for Second Place
| The Shoemen used games of 1083, §018 and 1036 for a 8137 while Btemm’s huge total resulted from , 210 and 215. Stemm’s topper well supported by two of his tes, Carl Mindach getting a 662 nd Oscar Behrens, 622. The big fotal, however, failed to break the jie for second place between the arott and Bowes Seal Fasts, for Fendrich Restaurants, who opposed the Shoe team, cracked out a midfle game of 1035 for a victory. Manjet Schonecker with 657, Earl Goodue with 636 and Neil King with B10 featured for the Fendrich team. The Bowes quintet soared over 3000 mark with 92 pins to spare, ng 1060 and a pair of 1016s for Bie series. The opposing PackMotors halted the shutout asirations of their rivals with a 1029 1 game. Ed. Striebeck with 644, onnie Snyder with 640, Lou ugherty with 637 and Dan Abtt with 607 starred for the winers, while Dad Hanna's 617 and jlonn Blue's 616 were tops for the Sers. Carl Hardin added a little perpentage to his league leading 210 verage with a 661 series for the Is City Hi-Brus, which posted a post in blanking. Coca-Cola. Joe ton helped the Brus with a 660.
! Liebers Win Three
.1 Barbasol, with Don Johnson at 67 and John Féhr at 655 nabbed wo games from L. 8S. Ayres & Co., which had Bill Brunot’s 623 and oe Michaelis’ 615 as its top conbutions, Herman Bohne’s 655 paced Lieber Beers to a shutout ver Hudepohl Beer, while in Sis armon-Herrington’s = triple - ver Indianapolis Power & Ligh ., NO honor counts were posted. In the Uptown Recreation cirt, Joe Ray flashed his season's score, 8 661, to outdistance cll pivals for solo honors. He had mes of 201, 202 and 258. Freddie aw pounded out a 634 and the mbination led Hoosier Pete to a uble victory over the opposing ritan Bed Springs. The winners eatured a 1013 in its final game, hile the Puritans were best in their opener, with 1031. Bill Bowen's B37 and John Bader’s 623 were the pnly other 600s registered. Bill Faust Jr. had things his wn way in the weekly session of e Inter-Club circuit atthe Pritchptt Alleys, taking individual honors in a 623, the lone honor count f the session.
Leads Postoffice Loop
. The Postoffice League’s top soloist fras F. Black, who in his three pfforts assembled a 621¢series. Other embers of the loop were unable to it their stride and Black had no ouble in topping the scoring. . Jess Pritchett Jr. made a desrate effort to overtake Prior Smith or Polk Sanitary Milk League onors, but fell short four pins. Bmith, featuring a 244 middle game, ted a 615, while Pritchett wound p with a 244 for 611. Guernsey k's triple win was the only shutput of the session, held at the Pennfylvania
General Tires and J. A. Melfetts were the Automotive League's three-game victors, odd-game deons deciding other matches. oung’s 609 was the top solo count the loop, which was in action at e Antlers. John Waldo’s 606 in
the El Lilly League, at the Pritchett |
leys, was the only other 600 series league play. ' Two feminine loops were in action d totals of 532 were good for scor-
Lilly League and Bertha Urbancic joved bess 8. the Sndiana. Logles].
JONES TOSSES FOE
By United Press CLEVELAND, O. Dec. 10—Paul Jones, Florida, defeated George Zaharias, Pueblo, Col, in a wrestling pout here last night.
hs i mit te ! RASPUTIN WINS By United Press | : CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Ivan Raspikin, Russia, threw Mike Kilonis,
Schenectady, encouter Bere Tat Eh EL seis
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. “Ummm, let me see . . . now, just where is that spot showing the play on which that field judge ruled “interference against one of our boys,” Coach Bo McMillin of Indiana University probably is murmuring as he looks over his “reel” story of the 1936 PurdueThe Indiana mentor is anxious to get that interference episode singled out so that he can make a special showing of it to 400 I. U. alumni and grid fans who are to gather at the
Indiana football battle.
Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight for| the annual Indiana football banquet. The starting t set at 6:30 p. m. McMillin is to show pictures of all ti his team the past season, augmenting! the movies with comments of his personal views on incidents . which occurred in each game. The leading actors of the films will be on hand to make personal appearances—more than 50 players and coaches being scheduled to accompany McMillin to the dinner.
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Knockout Scored By Eddie Winston
By United Press CHICAGO, Dec. 10.—Hopes of Maurice Strickland, New Zealand light heavy-weight, for a chance at John Henry Lewis title ended last night in his knockout by Eddie Winston, Negro from Holyoke, Mass. Winston, who weighed 197%, put Strickland away with a short right to. the jaw after two minutes and 41 seconds of the fourth round in their scheduled 10 round bout. Strickland weighed 180. Buddy Baer, brother of former champion Max Baer, added Patrick Michael Barry, of Ireland, to his string of knockout victims. Baer, weighing 238%, knocked out Barry, 226, with a right to the stomach in 2:46 of the first round.
Indiana Central | To Oppose Cards
Coach Harry Good’s Indiana Central Greyhounds are to face the Bal] State Cardinals at Muncie tonight in one of three basketball games on the schedule for members of the Indiana College conference. Other engagements include Manchester at Franklin and Taylor University at Wabash. The Ball State quintet is expected to prove the most formidable opponent the Greyhounds have yet faced during the campaign. Coach Good's team has already beaten Taylor twice and Huntington once. The Muncie five has scored victories over Beloit, Wis., and Taylor, while losing to the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
LOUGHRAN IS BEATEN
By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10—
Sonny Boy Walker, 203, Phoenix;
Ariz, decisioned Tommy Loughran, 190, Philadelphia, in a ten-round bout here last night.
OLSEN PINS YOURIST NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—CIliff Olsen, Sweden, pinned Abe Yourist, Toledo, in the main event match of a mat program here last night.
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Times Rpeg ial CO EVILLE, Ind, Dec. 10.— Padke and Scharf paced the St. Joseph. College netters here last
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drilling his local U. 8S. Tire basketball team the past week in an effort to build up a defense that will halt the fast-scoring of Detroit Altes-Lager quintet, which it meets Sunday at Pennsy Gym, in a Midwest Conference tilt. The Detroiters have a repufation of being one of the highest-scoring outfits in the league. Crowe, captain. of the Notre Dame team. in 1932, is one of the visitors’ accurate shooters. i : Holds Loop Record Norman Borton, one of the Detroit team’s forwards, holds ‘the
Conference record for points scored :
in a single game. He totaled 25 against’ the Windsor team last season. Bob Cope was an All-Ohio Conference guard in 1932-33. Ed Wisbar, : six-foot-six-inch center, averaged (13 points a game in his pro debut last season, reaching his peak in a game with Pittsburgh, in
‘which, he totaled 26.:
Carl Gussin, captain and guard, turned in a total of 19 points against the local Xautskys Jast | L season. Coach Unworried
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Jones, former Butler aces; Harlan Wilson, leading scorer of Indiana
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