Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1948 — Page 19

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jiam Gooch in the Fun Bowl Social League. Gooch scored: games of 248, 216 and 234 for a 608. He missed by two pins becoming the ird man to roll two 700 series) this season, having marked a 73 in the Fun Bow! Classic on Nov. 7, . The West Side Bowling Center's Classic was led by Tom Casgrly who wove a 690 out of es 0f' 246, 107 and 247. He nlls for the Ten Pin Inn. Also scoring honor counts in the Clasgigwere Leo Ahearn, 247, 222, 211 2480; -for--Tompkins.-Ice. Cream, ad hs Wellman, 231, 227, 203 461, subbing on the Falls City Beer five. The evening's honor count went Jp Fred Schwomeyer, 224, 199, 94657, for Kay Jewelry in the Indiana alleys’ Recreation group, Following Mrs. Wiesman in the) women's honor roll were Marga-| ret Carnagus; in’ the Stegemeier's| rille League at the West Side, nd Mickey Bair in the Bishoff| ‘Coal, gathering at Moon-Lite, with 566 each. "Cook's Goldhlume Beer turned

opening ¢f the evening, 253. He for the Ritchey Furniture

in the high team total, 977, id

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PATTER — SA According to the ~Jatest report fromthe -"WIBC; Pat Btriebeck’s 725; shot while ‘sub-

bing in the Bowes Seal Fast loop|cn,

last Thursday, is still the highest in the nation. The Yaver Men's Shop quintet holds third. place in the team-totals’ standing with their 3001, just one pin shy of the second-place Kornitz Oils of MilWaukee, The leader in this divi-|A! _sion is the Ohren & Sons Sportwear squad of Los Angeles with 3021 pins, The Yaver five is in fourth! with a 1096. Eva Williamson's 208 is still the second highest

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place in the team-game lineup

onor | ounts ’ Jenkins Leads Men With 709, Weisman’s 575 Is Women’s High Sills Highest Makin Nation

y FRANK WILSON ix honor. counts, Jed by Leo. Jenkins’ 709, night. The men of the woman's effort being Evelyn Wiesman's 575 in the Won.

were turned in by city claimed all s!

these with his behind Canada’

1050 SCRATOR OLASSIC—The third of the Indianapolis Bowlin

tourneys for five-man teams will get under way at the Pritchett lanes Saturday, Feb, 21. The contest will be similar to the pre. . vious outings at Speedway and (Antlers, First prize, based on lentries, is $200, Top money will {be $300 if as many as 125 teams jenter. If léss than 60 teams enter, first prige wil be 40 per cent of the prize fun may fo fee Sup Ee affair will be entries is midnight, Friday, Feb. 20. Entry fee must be sent with the entry. The tourney is open to all sanctioned members of the Indianapolis Bowling Association, and averages as of Feb, 15 will be used in handicapping.

8 Proprietors’ 1050 Scratch Classic!

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DEFENDING CHAMPS — The Mechanics boundty quintet are the defending team champions’ in the Circirah | City. They will journey to the tournament site during the final week-end of competition, March 6 and 7. Left to fight: Betty LaFollette, Louanna Early. Betty Jordan, Team ‘Captain Ann“Crull, and Dotty. Cimmerman.

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i iversity Saturd Bulldogs Await Tilt With Ohio University Saturday LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS Handed a surprise 72-53 set-| Only in the opening stages, of turn pass interceptions into field) Butler -, av Oneinast om : for pack at Clnclmat In thet sil the game were the Hinklemen vals. saat -O'Brin ced ‘thelS8 wp f +" Richter.t if 1" FORT WAYNE NOBLESVILLE ~American nference gam cksho rien qtr etieric last night. Butler University's |SPi¢ to match the sharpshooting i Jace on fred d $Cheknerd 4 4 1 (via Kokeme), and TIPTON ketball squad was [and ‘Alerthées of The homie team. Jim Doyle fired nine, 1 3 3Weerteide 3 § 4 140 A.M "0 AM, back oo, today and waiting for|Butler led after five minutes ofl , © 0 0 oC est last! jue s 31 : 10:45 A.M, 11:00 AM. & Saturday night engagement play, 14-12, but the Bearcats s00n night Huntington tromped on 2°] : : ry +1 1:00 P.M 1:30 P.M. bere with Ohlo University at the sook over and were in front af| Concordia of Fi Wayne, 67-51, on 20 omer 18 Go P.M, 500 P.M. Fieldhouse. the halfway point, 45-26. They the Viking court as Jim Garret- #3 00 Toul 3M ™ 5:00 P.M. 51S PM Ralph Richter, big six-foot-|breezed in after that, playing a son caged 17 points for the win- |p hres (ions missed (Bude) Granny 2:15 P.M. 00 P.M. four-inch forward, proved theitight defensive game and ‘taking mers. It was the eighth victory In Samar Righter, Clickner, ! doer - : ' 3 . difference between the Bulldogs advantage of Butler lapses to!13 starts for Huntington. Dalim 8:30 P.M. 1:40 P. ML and. Bearcats at the Queen City last night.

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