Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1949 — Page 24

5 fives fir Mango, Mullinix Roll 74957160 Pheasants To Pace Local Pin Teams [Released In State

3 ‘By DON SIEBERT

ROCK Apr, iter local bowlers are unaware of that fact.”

Park Speedway will cpen its 1949) _ dirt track ‘racing season hergipaee " Sunday with 25 big cars entered total rolling with Meyer Jewelry at Pritchett'ss. in the six-event program. | Despite Mullinix’s games of 254- 4-235-260 and a 3043 serfes hung | 4.e~~The first race is scheduled for/up by the fewelers, the Heufler| gy = 42 noon (CST). {Surveyors found the range for a : Sponsored by the Central States 3139 that won them the first two Racing’ Association, the drivers’ Eames 1012 to 1008 and 1090 to field will include. Billy McGee, 998. The end piece. was tied on _ Columbus, 0.; Bobby Grimm, ee 037, but. Hauflers remained dianapolis; Gene Aldridge, Ft.| ‘supreme in the rolloff,

Dutch -Hohman paced the surTew Lion Hubble. Linton; Way 23° with 714 as he fired 211-{Major with a IE. Bili Lane

®1279-224, and Doe, Walker, Dutch | !missed his chance to add an-| Padgett. Bloominguon; Bud Do m “Haufler, and Herschel Griffin other 700 to his imbressive record. leach, DE roski and Glenn Northern, In-l oo 0" cider 600's. |After the ‘opening filt he caught Sanapelisl George Tichenor,| In the same loop Guarantee fire for Delaware Bowl got 276|

Auto Stores chalked up a 3018/3 « Ill; Curly Cotner, Lawrenceville, | _Ti1"and Cliff Griffith, Indianapolis. (S10 Frank Arevs barely missed

ithe honor punt with a 648. John | F - {Branam , rolled 701 for Hoosier | - Attention Salesmen

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L 1289 game on the end of 180-234. iOn the same team Paul Stemm Billingsly, hif 677, bk Hardware, and Bil Power [loop brought in 10 totals over the porte and Warren. contributed 687 to the Grande 800 mark in addition to the big seit m———— \Club-Footed Assault

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‘Two thousand’ ‘one hundred and San ; Isixty pheasants have been reThe bowling season may be staggering in on its 18 eqs; but [leased in 30 northern counties ac- ici {cording ‘to announcement . by Last night Bill Mangam hamuisered out 749 -at. the Uptown to Hovey Pritchett, superintendent Colonial Furniture to 3011, and Don Mullinix tied that fat of game farms, gnd Henry P. ICottinghath, directbr of the ai-

The pheasints,” Il Whouty one way on 233-279-237 as Dqlouial| year old, were released by eon-

attaches Uptown. Wayne Secrest added [ip the Jasper-Pulaski game farm

| Seventy-two birds were alloted | Starting out tn the Delaware ® ito each. county. in which the dis- . place, five hens and one male being Teleased | from

Counties in which releases were | nd 236, but was still one pin made are Lake, Porter, St. Joslshort of much: prized total. Bob eph, Elkhart, Lagrange, Stueben,’ {Carnagua had 640 as the team’ { Jasper, Newton, Stark, Marshall, Noble, DeKalb, BenSugar Creek Butter did better iton, White, Cass, Miami, Wabash, | for 3060 as Harry Stiver, Dave Huntington, Wells, Adams, Fi Fred Stock carried 695 for [low 600s. The relatively small|laski, Fulton, Allen, Whitley, La-|}

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