Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1950 — Page 16
- belle Rader fired a 189-213-212 team score of 2769 and give them
In Armory Semi-Windup
Hey Stumph Spills 748 Pin In Film Loop
James Collins Tops More Mail Service Cuts Pin Meet Entries To Be Made Here May 22
James Colina, & Toa ien Reductions Previously Announced
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J seven other tournaments, part over the -all-events leadership in the American Bowling Additional readjustments in Indianapolis and Marion County Congress tournament today with postal service in line with the nation-wide economy cutback were a total of 1893 and an average of announced today by Postmaster George J. Ress . . 210.3 for the nine games. The new regulations announced today will become _ effective Registers 4th Highest Collins’ showing in yesterday's May 22. S * f S hy rolling pushed Art Kircheir of Some other changes, announced last week, already are in effect, aries © eason; Lansing, Mich, back to third he said. These include eliminaWomen Still Lagging place. The Michigan bowler had tion of preferential treatment to today to be effective May 22 inheld second place for a few hours. ‘time limit” third-class mail, dis- clude: Henry Stumph raised a few eye- go had rolled a 697 second-place continuance of “newspaper treat-| Np: Monday through Friday, brows among local pin circles last singles series which helped him ment” to some publications and window service at th ii ofth night by spilling 748 pins. in the all-events competition He discontinuance of directory serv- atl the main office In registering the fourth high: had series of 558-596-697 for 1851. ice to -ordinary mail. and Illinois St. station will be est series of the season thus far, (Collins pushed Emil Nagelson The previously announced cut Provided from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. in town Henry uncorked games of Cincinnati into second place in in collections from street letter with no public window to be open of oan oo and 267 Ath the Bij the all-events standings. Nagel- boxes will become effective Mon- after 6 p. m, on ce Equipment ou n son had been first with his 1871. day. After that time, the last| Sport Bowl Rodebeck Motion Pic- Oa action will be completed “so ac day, hou gh Friday wm ture circuit. [mail will reach the post office stations and branches will be
It was his first 700 total of the Texas Women campaign _and the figure enabled
{by 8:30 p.m. from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Dillon to ring up the highest téam | Other Changes | Saturday window service at the count of the evening with a ota) The readjustment to one week- main office and Illinois St. station! of 3080... They. rolled. games. “L8all- ow ers - tday-delivery-in-residentixt aregs he 8 a.m. to.4 p.m. Theln-l. 1017, 1077 and 986. will be placed into effect as soon | JITY Claims section will be Still in 600 ‘Rut’ as Brrangements’ an be Tia. closed on Saturdays. Saturday | Out - at the Speedway plant| ST. PAUL, Apr. 25 UP)—TeX- yi. Ress said. These changes window service at other classified J hn Mas ie pr ht to be at att ans .held the team. lead of the not be made at the same a stations abd branches will be re-| . ASS] TOV e( ( e 7 ap raw stornation ewiin ! é pf stri “sub” for Curt Heady when he Wo men International B wing over the city and no further ad- icted tp 8 a. m, to noon. { clouted 671 sticks for loop-lead- Congress today with Iris Peters. . .. notice will be given as No window service will be pro-} ing Coonce Electric Service, Mas pacing the Strauss-Frank keglers po inges go into effect, . vided at the main office or any| sie found the range for scores of Of 8 in Ant ono New readjustments, announced stations on Sunday. 213, 223 and 235 for the Coonce NeW York and Ohio . keglers TWO: Printers and other mail-| aggregation which has already took the spotlight in the morning 7 8 who deposit large quantities | salted away the circuit title { ind Riternoon Shee yeitenay. rn antin o mail at Nikis Biren Station ‘he. women are still in their With the Fair Play Resurfacing {must do so between the hours of
the team of Cleveland and the Ameri- 18a. m. to 6 p. m,, except for first-
usual Monday night “slump” €00 slump that is. can Bowling and Billiards of New [class mail, air mail, air parcel| Eva Williamson topped 643 on YOrk forging to the top. p d e ic ed post, daily and weekly newsgames of 207, 191 and 245 for Mi-) But Miss Peters paced her team- (papers. The same conditions will|
lano Inn to pace the pack. Ma- mates with a 616 series to run a| {apply to the main postoffice.
Rain Hits Farmers; | THREE: First-class mail, air (mail, including air parcel post and Cooler Forecast newspapers, will be accepted in the| Skies were dark over the Hoo- postoffice or at Illinois St. station
614 with ‘Indiana Fur and Ruth the lead. Graham netted 215-191-203—609 The Texans were to bowl dou-| with ‘Century Tire to round out his and -singles today. Leading: the 600 club for the night. the singles was Vivian Anderson any time empl Milano Inn Leads of Ladysmith, Wis., with 612. Lor- sier state today and the out- Such mail en Bie on Juthd Milano Inn; which has made a etta Roeher and Stevie Balough l00k of the weatherman was g.. and drops provided in the joke of the league race all season of the Cleveland Fair Plays held equally gloomy, lobby. {but the other teams don't think the doubles lead with 1198. | He said heavy rains Sunday! its so funny), fired a 969-916-1040 Ellen Despang of the New York ,pnq yesterday over the head- ~ 2995 to lead team action American Bowling and Billiards, waters of the Wabash River eyeglasses, dentures and Oher feminine teams to beat the held a seven-pin lead in the all) 14 bring a further delay in matter will be made, Mr 2500 mark were Indiana Fur with events with a"17535 total. ~~ * lyja1 gpring planting of as much Said, “at any reasonable hour.” £65-069-941 2775 Hickman Other high Scores included tw reeks i " FOUR: All 2 .Whirlaway with 947-880-900 Elaine Muellenbach and Evelyn as lwo Wee 8 in portions of the de en 27 Century Tire with 957-828-.8chwinden of Fargo, N. D., in the river valley. The swollen stream
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A semi-windup battle, previously announced by The Times as in the making, has been signed for Friday night's Armory fight card. Indianapolis Boxing Center has announced Gene Parker, Indiana lightweight champion, and Svivester Simmons, one of his chief challengers, will meet The bout will be a non-title, six-founder with Simmons assured a later title shot if he shows well against the former Washington High School student.
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