Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1950 — Page 33

| 1 Local Keglers Hit Mid-Week Slump; 4 Only Two Are Able to Topple 650 Pins With Olymps

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By GENE LAWSON 1042-1027 2995, Fred Cline-Real-|standings with scores of Local bowlers hit their mid-| tors with Sanding : : weekly slump last night as only Kay Jewelry with 996-967-989 —

two keglers were ‘able to topple!2952 and Indiana Fur with 1001- beck, of Milano Inn's three-time

650 pins. © 1 989-917-2903. city champs, has the nation's Heading the ‘lean parade was Time is getting shorter for highest individual average with Bob Susemichel of « Delaware mailing entries for the 1950 a 201. figure. | Bowl. Bob flashed games of 184 WIBC tournament. Thé event/ The official prize list has been

208 and 279 in the “rugged” In- will be staged at the Harkins .compiled on the recent Sacred, dianapolis Classic for a 671 ‘total. Bowling Palace in St. Paul, Minn.,| Heart 200 Scratch Handica Ed Huck's 647 for Yaver Men's beginning Apr. 20. [S¥eetatakea, Shop was the closest anyone else| But, all entries must be post. Dick Cox registered | a four-|

could come to the 650 class in that marked by midnight, Mar. 4, game total of 933 to cart off first|

loop. Emma Phaler, WIBC secretary, Henry (Bud) Schoch grabbed the was Marvin Wyant who -clouted 694. 8. High St, Columbus 8, 652 over in the Bemis Mixed at Ohio. the Central alleys. H. Bursus The national standings in| Evan (Red) Stuart who scat-| rolled three games of 157 for a WIBC sanctioned leagues has tered 910 pins and won $60. °

triplicate in the Johnsen Chevro- been reshuffled somewhat because] Schoch also took the honors of the recent record-bfeaking per-/in ‘the single-game department plant. formance of Hickman Weitaway, by firing 4 289 to win $25. Jim Four teams surpassed the 2900 Hickman took first place in Rutter produced a 266 count and] mark in the Classic at Pritchett’s.both ‘the high single and team won $15-fer second. They were Coca-Cola with 924- a = = a nu

[Claude Stone, Chesty Chi .ndnicn Dottie Neiger, YMYW Mixed 528 8, 8.8 {Haroid James, Wa Chis ME 22awan on A. Middleswart LaPlante Bldg. Mvrs. 526 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Leo Miles, Mutual Milk 600 | Deioris Culs, Block's 526

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National Baskétball Assoclation’s | second game of a double-header. ap Western Division last night with {with a triple. . . Naturally, with culler on third, Rookie Goalie was taking a full but quick | windup. He start- : The other honor-count kegler and should be mailed to Mrs. prize which is a $100 cash award.|son by jumping off to the lead in| ed off third base, But the Indianap-| taking a bormal 'runnerup prize of $75 by posting olis Olympians took over the lead|jaadq as I started |a 912 total. Third place went to after the season got well under yy windup. I was already 'boygan Tuesday night and were ;.¢., my windup (when per- denly velled “Time, I want Jeannette of the {, tie my shoe.”

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Culler Worked Busher Trick; ¢ Gua Wilks Balked In Winning Ru

By TED WIL KS, St. Louis Cardinals’ Relief Pitcher My biggest boner happened with Columbus in the American Aspinwall will serve as a guest | Assoc ‘ation, and it gave Eddie Dyer a big knot on the head. It was in St. Paul, June 14, 1842. We weren't going so well, and swim championships, ager Dyer wasn't "happy. We had the game tied up going into the last inning of the

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man in the clutch. | windup. | 13-Year Veteran Culler and the | Jeannette, who has been play-| rast of the St.

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Hockey League circles. Bentley, who is filling in for ailing Harvie Bennett, turned in U. S. .another creditable job in the 8 Providence cage last night as the Reds edged the Cincinnati Mohawks, 3 to 2. Performing like a veteran, the 22-year-old Bentley stopped 30 and 19 shots in preserving an early lead

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ob Susemichel, . aryin Wyatt, Bemis Mixe . 652 OTHER LEAGUE L 4 5 b Ajemis ) sa3 Gea JIEE LEA Sy LEADERS MEN g09 Betty Van Cairn, Bel ele Girls 524 | years, inserts himself in the line-| th ives snt Culler home built up by his teammates. The - as a Al Longerich, Adel Dept. Store... 845 Neil Youn, Capitol Motors .. 59g Dorothy Bartlett, Moonlite Matinee. 523 hen he thinks he h {the umpires - sen i Reds sewed up the game in the CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (UP) Bob Tyler. Old Tunnel Taxern . ->.. 643 Tony Caroselli, Herff Jones Mixed. 398 Blanche Harper, Bell Tele. Girls... 518 up only when he thinks he has a| iin the winning run. Into Second Round 3 it dt ed toda Dey Jeber: J ayer Men + Shop Aires 0 Def Jrodington. Bitics Mixed 90 Marke mes. A Cosa Co ola Works 5 chance of pulling a game out of} first period on goals by Pete Ka-| | ORLANDO, FI on : Sports writers sagree y uensc oca-Co ? co ochen A Men ris Susemiche! n ear Works : od , a 2 J x Ww Bob Carnavua, Delaware Bowl "847 Joe Sandberg, Hemphill Chiropractors or Halle Jennings. ‘Block's Mixed : 503 the fire, That chance came last| Dyer jumped up out of our gta Ed Kullman and Jackie] in or i ? 3 & B oyer he spit S0round Suvision iu deine, r C Jeorge 1, In y H ter ertrude Meyer, ply omen’s. 8 ‘ oi - 2 > 3 7 NNEC -Dalliwhich weiterwe rene u Miller Ensmiager, Fred C line. "Realtors 63s Frank Eads Publis: Sh vias > ced 2% Estelle Nash, Michaels Cafe . . 507 night in a game with the Water | dugout, started. after- me, When Hamilton. gol championship moved int y 3 g : C Bob Earl Kay Jewelry - 633 Clay ue e J obs, Eireside Tavern 569 Ruth Ranes, Bell Telepnone Girls Jos loo Hawks, and Coach Jeannette he jumped up, his head hit the The Buffalo Bisons, paced by] th \ o I Vel nto won over George (Sugar) Costner. naries cCann, Be a 0ssom rt.. #29 ge ntinental Optical d 568' Mary Baringer, LaPlante Bldg overs % . $ : > y . e secon roy od \ 3 . n So i on. Deanhlossom Mo C. A. Riddle,, YMYW Mixed 1xed 287 Betty Bisesi, Downtown Ford Sales .. b02 delivered, helping to carry thei, cine dugout started for former National League stars Ab ) ‘ | today with’ Some newsmen be lieved - that Roi yarier, Ail ilison Comm. Prod M 1 Modes 5 Ho Vien Hardware 556 Reasoes Welker. Bell Telephone Girls SL Bullets to an 84-10-17 win top of the dug ste DeMarco and Grant (Knobby)! only one of the famous Bauer Costner should have been dea riscoll, llison Comm. Prod au orden, Federal Morning 556 | Agnes Junker. Indianapolis Typewriter 501 ° * v ™ ‘ 8 0 ¢ Al Hummel, Sreau Union ° Huss Col a oS lark-Wright Hardware 546: Genie Drexler Indpl “Typewriter 500 With only three minutes re- the clubhouse , Warwick. dumped the New Ha- isters action o clared the winner in. the close e 2 Servic 2 iil , d. Nig ’ : i > - ‘ Alice Jauer \1 olde $ > : Sutch Hon an, pe 3 Carl P east Mixed 2 Thelma Hellhasworin Dr In Fir Mt 495 maining and the Bullets behind, The blow on the head didn't ven Ramblers. 7 to 2... § far \ EL t or ler'brawl held. as part of a doubleBr moras. Joh so n. Miegical Soc ety 630 R Das Matuews” 12% Tevenug Mixed : AT, ‘Bemis irked 434 75 to 74. Jeannetie teft the benca knock Dyer out. but they tell me DeMarco scored three goals in after on 0 ! pre ; ‘ 1erday feature fight show last night beBerman. Lisitie, Dia {Crain aids He Bud Reating. Jolly Boys 53 Coca-C ie Lien 479-and immediately litted his team it dazed him to where he was less than seven minutes in the xtra 1 . Me Hel match n 0 " fore 5642 fans at the Chicago Tene : ay Houghton, Riviera Federal .. 5 {ill Coca-Cola Ladies die he le: ith a baske o ct . e Warwick helpe ale missing a l0-foot Stadium. Fibur fein k, Fas 816 W. Winnings. Phi Ct 208 Agnes Knox, Meridian. fNils 179 into. the lead with a basket. H just running around in circles final period white Warwick hk tped © Tutt AH ci ro dur dept Johnny Kiesel Marott's Shoes 51s William Gist, Philsas No. 2 .ee.er. 516 Nettie Bunker, Diamond Chain Ladies FH didn’t score another point the rest ° sef up two of DeMarco's goals A oo ¢ na In the other main event, Bob Ww "Hr: Sons ‘Raloh's Tavern So. 613 Ag Rhian Ne ., cooeee BIA ATA Min hens. Woiernal Nov Mixed i162 of the way but his men got the in front of the dugout. and tallied one himself, erine Hemphill of Chattanooga, gatterfield of Chicago won a a 3 ’ : 1 ) 3 54 i - i 1 ’ ) 1 Tenn HT ward oli of T - vi Al Nelis, 1 & H fopaiics Laundry... oh = hes Sark. Wright Hardware . M r son, ab. ser, Co Mixed 454 idea and easily fought off the. I was running for the club: Elsewhere, the Pittsburgh Hor Fenn. a ! Bu festa I'am- ynanimous decision over Nick : ran 8 A E 4 13 mn \ In 1 . pp - + y Ae amon, Coca-Cola 00% W. Byers. Clark: Wrist ‘Hardware 3041 M Mid Owens fer Jones. Mix 450, Hawks. house. We had lost the first game nets unloosed 69 shots at rival pe won the tteh when Miss Barone of Syracuse, N. Y. . . ¥, 9 1 1 + . , . . » ‘ 1 & 1} ) { ) \ @ Broie Holt, Ei Lilly Meno (07 . 80s Charles Navicos, Linde Air Products 501 Merrill Rioades Fazm J] at 1% In other games, Carl Braun's _ipa¢ cost us the second—so I Roalie Phil McAtee in gaining a gl . hia Sitoot putt on: afeanwhile, the International . Ally Mer . y V . | : 2 |e : cet a “OR . : : rn . 4 : iit ol gy Al Ter a . S08} Estelle 30 HOWLERS (WOMEN) og ISH Roeninke, Linde Products = 426 38 points carried the New Yorki, ow what was coming. # 10 4 triumph over the Spring-| he } hole Boxing Club which had another Johnny bent Bowes da Fut : 601 Clare Fon Michaoniite, Matinee ..... 500 Shirley Judkins. Man. H 5 « ia ®) 263) prhickerbockers to an 89-to-81 1 thought tt Ski w going field Indians and the Cleveland Marlene remained in the tour poor crowd last night- announced ’ 8 Se fine Fitch, Bell Telephone Girls , og 10u 1e SKIp was going po ; nament by teaming with Den Gene Zwiesler, Bowe Fas 6 lephone Girls .... 570 victor over ‘the Washington | Barons edged the St. Louis Flyers ng with Lenny t it was ng to Borate Mcallister, Adel Debt. 8tore 806 itaanerh errs aptamer, 1a Hanover Adds Game (soitors © ASE on to pop wien he finally got to the| ¥ * |Champagne. - the: host © prareed at 1b was trying to line up & Huft, Inter-C S808 Elisabet Hone. LaPlant e Blde, Murs. 561 Capitols, George Mikan collected clubhouse. He raved and - he on a third period goal by Harry \ A B PEOIESY hon-title match between SatterCrow, ay Lilly Men... 00 606 Riviera Federal Mixed 552 Times State Servier ) i . i : . ia! C ouse, C Tavl siona 0 beat Bea McWane of Helen Wolf, 28 points as the Minneapolis aylor if field an iddleweight Ch Bora, Aaien Tush : : gos Lois Smith, Bell Teieono ne Girls sa HANOVER, Feb. 23—Chase i flattened the St A ranted, he walked up and down. — (Birmingham, Ala and Clay eld ang Mus Ne. hampice . . * ! R "w + ‘. v JE ! Ae Sibu, Cm Bl, Ti Si” 2. Sh Cadherin, Gar mel fle “Gira. © 33 College of Cincinnat! has ‘been Bombers, 100 to 57. © “You sounds Polack he Apended West Point | Cina anda Bob Burt. Riviera Club Mixed ol 604 Mary C arver: Block's Mixed 533 added to Hanover College's bas- P B k b I raged, “1 ought to fine you every ende es oin 1 a ei a ndiana ur . 0. an a d t ) ' ve Hanna, Indiana Fur ..... . 603' Marge S| elt: Cpr, Tard Bales pe a schedule. The game will ro KIS et a ' |penny you've got, falling for a HARRISVILLE, Mich., Feb. 23 Football Condition Amateur Basketball John Yager, Mutual Milk . 602 Rose Foley, Bell Telehone Girls gbe played here Saturday night. 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