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IN A race that is probably one of the city’s most heated

struggles for bowling supremacy, thé fireworks can explode

tonight.

# ‘There is no tie entangling the first three leaders in the Business Men's League at the Valhalla alleys. Yet if this evening's activity follows a certain blueprint, the respective keglers of the “Big Three” might start for home and find themselves all jammed into the driver's seat at once.

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SEGALL’S Drugs, now leading bered Jenny ‘as the 24th feminine the circuit with a 20-4 record, total of 600 or better in Indianmeets Jolley Boys No. 1 at 8:30 apolis, this year. There were 43 o'clock. The lat- for the same 60-day period in 1950. ter holds second- . place on a 19-5 reading, just one game in front of Taylor's Grocery., The Grocerymen have an excellent opportunity to improve on their a

~ n 5 PAT STRIEBECK, as nearly a sure het as death, taxes and Russian propaganda, found stiff competition in Lila Littrell and« Nell Schmidt last night in the Women's Classic League in the Fox-Hunt League, Miss Littrell stole the ma jor standings at the prominence with a 605 series. She expense of the fashioned the mark on 213¢196-196 Valley Busipess- Jack Welsh games in pacing the Milano Inn men's team now five, Miss Schmidt uncorked a 584 floundering in sixth place. series on a 177-234-173 threesome.

Now all this talk about traffic Miss Striebeck of Morris. Plan’

congestion at the first place en- registered a 580 on a trio of 201trance is not improbable. Here's 200.179. how {t can happen! If Jolly Boys No. 1 beats Segall's two games to one—no more, no less—and Tay-| lor's Grocefy sweeps three games| from the Vallevites, the three! teams would be deadlocked at 21 wins and six defeats each, : True, this is purely speculation, St a18NI but it is an interesting prospect Milano a record of 23 wins and Segall's campaign to increase its four defeats and dropped Bemis one-game advantage over the INt0 Second on a 20-7 performJolly Boys may protilce a series ance. : . as close as your next breath. ; = " OTHER SCORES in the ClasFeTH A Ree EE epiione League were Hilda Goebel, ally strong. he Jeague-leaders cme copie nati Wen : are fortified by the amazing Mor- 573 S¢ huster Coal, Marie Chrisris May, a 17-year old junior from 80, Milano "Inn, 555 Agnes Washington High School whose Junker, Indianapolis Type185 game average is the best in writer 543; Bert Gorka and Judy the league. Pat Shelby has a Hindel, ‘both "of Schuster Coal, 177 ‘average for Segall's and Otis 733, each; Catherine Blossom of McAfee is close pehind with, 172. = U. and Mickey Rotert Segall's has also posted the of Schuster Coal. both with 527; league's best. actual high game Marta Roberts, Milano Inn, 523; on 1126 and the best high series Frances Musgrave, Curry Mator

Milano Inn posted the high team series with a 2652 score and finaily emerged as rightful owner of first place in the league. The Milano sharpshooters disposed of Bemis - Letter Service in three ght games. The sweep gave

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on a 3277 count Sales, and Juanita Cork. Bemis ae ui . > a o : Letter Service, both wit 518; The best weapons.for the Jolly , . A a : et ’ F Helen Hirrin, 507; Martha Har-

Boys are Carl Pryor, a 175 average” bowler; Earl Hughes, 169 and George Iseley, 167. The lat ter-two men are fast making up ground after a slow start at the outset of the season.

rison, Bowes Seal Fast. 503. In the firing at laria's lanes, Joe ,Chembra led his V/nited Bamana team to three straight victories with a 671 series. ChemShould Taylor's Grocery bra, whe holds a 169 game averstumble over the Valley Business- Age OS he ny Ia Ujpeemen, it’ would definitely be an _. .,. ean ween rer Ear ue upset. This 1s not discredit to parcels, the United Banana five the latter five since it is quite proke a tie for third place in the evident it may not be their year. standings of the Francesco Crespi The Valley squad has won seven [eagie. They took =ole possession and. lost 17 and evén the de- on a record of 17-7. The defeats pendable Don Rohr is finding lert the Expressmen with a 14-10 some discomfort with a 167 av- ledger. erage to date. He is a consistent Among the top leaders, Taviors roller, who is again fifding him- gained a stronger hold on first self after a wobbly start. How- piace by thumping Langsenkamp ever, he can't carry Valley's bur- for three wins. boosting the books

den alone. to 20-4. Dewey's Hideaway lost

The likes of Otis Inman. bear- ground in the race when lowlying a 179 average, and Johnny ranked Al-Noe Bar held them to a Taylor, impressive with 178, ap- 2-1 edge in the series. Dewey's pear to be too much power in the now hold a 17-7 mark. Taylor lineup to miss this chance > = at first place

THE ELITE took a beating in : We B..w the Indianapolis Classic Le: FOUR TEAMS in the Won-Ten at Pritchett's Recreation ee Classic League will further strive Marott Shoes. the No. 1 team at to strengthen their OT this writing. dropped thrée games Rear the top toaignt at Pritchett’s to Ace Bowling Ball team and lecreation Alleys. s Guarantee: Autos are the pace: Zinman Es makers with a 20-4 ledger. Two games behind comes Heidenreich Flowers with an 18-8. showing Four games off the pace in third place is a tie between Haufler Survevors and Anderson Lumber and Supply. Each team owns a 18-8 record. High team series mark to.date belongs to Haufler Surveyors on a 1046 score. > > ~ . CHARLIE HARBISON and Johnny RIiggin put the Beech rove alleys in the spotlight last night. Harbison, firing for Century Letter in the Holy Name Church League, collected a sizzling 682 series on games of 226-234-222-682. Riggih, a veteran member of the C. and M. Siding team, was just a shade behind with-a 678 series. Riggin posted his mark with a threesome. of 210-214-254 Alvin Gaddie of the Sunset Cleaners rolled a combination of 215-216-222--653 at the Fun Bowl. The city's best pérformance among the ladies last night went to Jenny Thrope who hung up a 607 series. Miss Thrope registered her score in the Stoker Service Appliance League at Parkway

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Tallow Corporation and Mechan-/gyck Elkins of Ace Bowling Ball, Gomer Alired, Chet's Drive Inn, er . |Wayne Clarkson of Sicanoff, and 632; Bill McGregor, Kay's Jewel- Pritchett-Hunt Sicanoff’s dropped two. of three Bill Power of Kelley's Five«“were ers, 631; Oscar Behrens, Marott alleys with a 638 series. Shoes, 632; Dick Nolan, McGar- Kapp was high in the Howe 400 Markins of Peaslee - Gaulbert grod Motors. 483: Dous' Fifer, 508

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