Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1938 — Page 22

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“Topples | Pins For 708 Score In Atkins Loop

‘Two Other Pinmen, Evan Stuart and Harry Woirhaye, Top 700.

. Louis Koehler today occupied a

top niche in local bowling competi-

tion by reason of a resounding 708 on games of 267, 247 and 194 rolled

in last night’s competition in the E. C. Atkins League at the Indiana Alleys. Koehler’s score took top honors for the evening, but two other bowlers also broke into the charmed 700

circle in the night's activity. Evan

Stuart, rolling in the Parkway Rec- ~ reation Circuit at the Fountain ‘Square Drives, collected a 705 total on games of 269, 213 and 223. Harry Woirhaye Jr., rolling at the same alleys in the Alpha League, - started with a 228, had a 200 middle game and finished strongly with a 274 for a T02 total. It was his first

700 score. z e bowled 239, 258 and 185 for 682 and fourth place honors in - the Fletcher Trust Circuit activity at the Pennsylvania Alleys. Among other high scorers for the evening, Ken Lone of the.Elks had a 654 at the Hotel Antlers Alleys and Clyde Hoffa a 654 rolled in the Industrial loop at the Indiana Al- . leys., In the Uptown Intermediate League Bob Kelly rolled 671; Leo Hale, 669, and S. Johnson, 650.

A.B. C. Standings

CHICAGO, April 15 (U. P)— Standings in the American Bowling Congress Tournament today:

MEAN TEAMS ‘Birk Brothers, Chica 2 Vogel s Windy City ~ Yeague, Re. 3097 Soper Brothers, Slee. Ln ceeerrens 3096 sac Baker & Son,

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Ho Duce!

A Word of Warning— Gen. Phelan Is Headed\ Your Way.

By HENRY M'LEMORE United Press Staff Correspondent ORFOLK, Va. April 15—If I knew Benito Mussolini better (or at all) I certainly would warn him that Gen. John J. Phelan, New York Boxing Commission chajrman, is about to visit Italy. I would explain to Mussolini that he might as well resign himself to being the No. 2 man in Italy while the general is there, because the general is a natural head-of-the-table guy. He sits on no one’s right nor no one’s left. The general is the II Duce of boxing, and in his way is the most iron-fisted and relentless of pres-ent-day rulers. If you think Mussolini is stern with his Black Shirts or Hitler with his Brown Shirts, you should have a look at the general when he is handing out orders to boxers, managers, trainers, rubbers, and the like. His authority extends from the punches they take on their noses right down to the last inch of tape that goes on their hands.

And the general is not one of

those quiet, efficient, smooth dictators. He can make more noise than any six men who ever wore eagles on their shoulders. . He can

spot Mussolini balconies and still

outshout him from the Tiber to the Coliseum. II Duce is a pretty fair

hand at showmanship and making

~ faces, but I have seen the general,

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John Goodwin, manager of the Indianapolis A. C. ‘Alleys, has seen a lot of good bowling in his day, but none any better than his own performance in the Employees League at the I. A. C. the other John, after turning in games of 171 and 192, stepped up for his final effort and helped himself to 12 consecutive strikes for a perfect 300. He got quite a kick out of it.

when worked up over a lightweight’s sore thumb, run the 100vard gamut of human emotions in record time.

2 8 8 : N my mind’s eye I have a pretty good picture of the general's arrival in the Bay of Naples. He will expect to see Vesuvius spouting lava and if it doesn’t, he will fine it $500 for stalling and laying down. If the boat is late the general undoubtedly will walk right up to the bridge, take away the captain’s license, and accuse him of having too much bandage on his hands. If things don’t go right for him while he is in Italy, I wouldn’t be surprised to hear that the general, in a sweeping edict, had taken Ethiopia from the Italians and placed it under the rule of Arthur Donovan, Mike Jacobs and Jimmy Johnston. The fine thing about the general is that if none of these sweeping orders is obeyed he will never know the difference, because he will be so busy issuing new ones. Not only new ones, but contradictory ones. The general is just unbeatable. "I have warned you, Benito.

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the 1937-38 campaign. They are Capt. Roy Hibner, Eugene McCarty, Boris Petrofi and Marvin Wyant. Awards, presented by Principal E. H. Kemper McComb, also were made to freshmen and to members of the reserve squad who won 15 and lost five games for one of Manual’s best second team records.

Baseball

The Urion Printers will meet tonight at 8 o'clock on the third floor of the Liberty Building. Former members ahd candidates are urged to attend. Practice is to be held Sunday at 2 p. m. at Riverside No. 7.

Model Creamery nine will work out tomorrow and Sunday at Riverside diamond 2 at 1:30 p. m. All players please report. State teams interested in booking games on May 1 and 8 write Fletcher Perkenson, 2204 Broadway.

Indianapolis A’s will play the Fall Creek Athletics in a practice game Sunday at Belmont Park at 2 p. m. Members of the A’s are requested to report in uniform at 12:30 p. m. For games with A’s write 762 N. Sheffield

‘Softball

The Ajax Beer softball team will play a practice game with the Ban-ner-Whitehill team at 10 a. m. Sunday at Finch Park. All players are asked to report a half-hour before game time. The Ajax will play in the All-Star League this season at Belmont Stadium. For games write James Coleman, 1742 St., or call LI. 1200.

The Bush-Feezle Tuesday Softball League which will play twilight

‘games in the City parks has been

organized and will open the season May 3. P. W. Bain is president; George Oakey, vice president, and Jimmy McClure, secretary-treasurer. Games will be played at Willard, Brookside, Coleman and Rhodius Parks on Tuesdays, starting at 5:30 p. m.

The Sportsman's Stare Sunday Morning Softball League will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the store. This is an open league and all teams are eligible. Teams interested are requested to attend the meeting or call MeDaniel, LI. 4224.

The following teams are to play

in the newly formed All-Star|

League: Fashion Cleaners, made up of last year’s Chevrolet Body

8. Delaware

(10th Street’ Merchants. Holbrook, | I formerly of the Carliners, will pitch |

players, 1937 City champions: How-

ard Street Merchants, 1937 runner-

up for the title; Indiana Avenue Markets, Negro champions; Richardson’s Market, State junior champions; Ajax Beers, known a year ago as the Rockwood Buddies and winner of the Pot o’ Gold tournament;

Rhinos, formerly the Fountain ‘Square Merchants, and the East

for the latter team. Manager Wiley of the Howard Street team has been elected league president with Floyd Hassler secretary and treasurer. All games will be played at night

at Belmont Stadium, corner of Belmont and Minnesota Sts. .

Managers of all teams interested in entering the Em-Roe Junior Softball League are requested to call Everett Babb, Lincoln 3446, or attend

a meeting to be held at the Em-Roe store, 209 W. Washington St. Monday night at 8 o'clock.

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