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105 Local Teams In

WHEN THE CURTAIN goes up on the world seriegliasout of Jensen Recreation while

of bowling—the 1952 American Bowling Congress tourney at Milwaukee on Mar. 22—the inaugural session will be one of the most colorful in recent years.

Ted Siener, executive director for the ABC in this area, was on the partyline to Charlie Treuter, ABC : tournament di- #2 rector, at Mil waukee Friday and picked up | some interest ing data on the forthcoming classic. Mayor Frank P. Zeidler of Milwaukee has already issued a p r oclamation, designating the week of Mar.’ 17-22 jas ‘American Bowling Congress Week.” ” There is also a possibility Gov. Kohler of Wisconsin will be in the gallery of the spacious Milwaukee Arena when the first ball is rolled. He has been invited and has assured ABC officials that he will make every effort to attend. Last year a unique presentation was added at St. Paul with the crowning of “Joe Bowler.” Douglas Baldwin, director of the Minnesota State Fair, cast aside the tradition of having a prominent citizen roll the first ball. He nominated a “Joe Bowler” who was selected from the 200 bowlers awaiting action in the first night's session. Dean Larsen of St. Paul was the name pulled out of a hat and he was honored as “Joe Bowler” during the tourney. Larsen received an attractive crown befitting the title. ? Two bands—the Blatz American Legion Post and Miller American Legion Post—will play the introductory music and a 36-piece color guard will precede .the competition. Four newsreel cameras will grind away to record the ceremony which will later be shown in movie houses throughout the country. . A special stage has been constructed behind the alley pits where guest dignitaries and personalities wili-be introduced. Tom#Canelli, president, from Toledo, and George Obenhaver, president-elect from Buffalo, will be in attendance. Treuter said a master of

Jack Welsh

* ceremonies has not yet been

selected but the ABC is dickering for a nationally-known personality. The Milwaukee Arena, which fs the city’s newest sport site, will be revamped. Treuter announced that construction of 40 alleys will begin on Mar, 3. The Arena has been the home of many major boxing matches, basketball games, and ice shows in recent months and is now to Milwaukee what Madison Square Garden is to New York. : There were 3400 fans in the Paul Auditorium for last year's grand opening. Treuter anticipates even a greater number for this year's spectacle—the 49th in ABC history. Lest we forget, Siener has been active in ABC competition since 1935. Since that year he has missed only one’ tourney—the 1937 meet at. New York. Ted's biggest production in ABC tournaments came in 1938 when he bowled at Chicago. $ 5 Siener posted a 668 actual series and finished in .a threeway tie for 23d place. Ted will never forget the day . .. it was one for double celebration. It wag his wife's birthday. That $123.50 he picked up in prizes couldn't have arrived at a more opportune moment.

» » » MRS, FRANCES DEER, secretary of the Indianapolis Women’s. Bowling Association, announced that four recommendations have been okayed for examination by the IWBA board of directors at the annual meeting on Mar. 7 in the Sky Room at the Claypool Hotel. The proposals which were screened during a board meeting Wednesday at the Fox-Hunt, include: (A) Informing each bowler by direct notice of the annual meetings: E (B) To increase the women’s city tournament handicap to

75 per cent ,.. . leaving 25 per

cent for actual payoffs, ; (C) To increase the women’s city tournament handicap payoff to 80 per cent . , . leaving 25 per cent for actual payoffs. (D) League secretaries to file

final. average standings with

city secretary at the end of each bowling season. The Mar, 7 session is open to all bowlers under the IWBA jurisdiction and Mrs. Deer cordially invites them to attend. They are eligible to vote and will be a direct factor in determining the status of these recommendations. ; A majority vote of approval will see the recommendations included in the IWBA’s constitution. Mrs. Deer announced that all prize winners. of the -recent

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tournament can pick up their:

chécks at the meeting. The IWBA ' -is - now checking all averages of the winners. Unofficial low to cash in the team event was 2725 while 1121 was the mark in the doubles. In the singles 575 was low to cash. The all events mark was 1670.

8 8 8’ IF YOU DON'T ting this bowling game ¢an be eXasperating just ask Dorothy "Meyer! Dorothy performs for MecClanhan Real Estate on Tuesday night in the Women's League at Sport Bowl, Last week she had a 3-10 split blocking her progress. Dorothy made her approach and sent the ball squarely down theright side. The ball picked up momentum en route and hooked between the 3 and 10 pin. Nope, she didn't get the spare . . . Tough, eh! : ~ n ” - "MAYBE THAT Florida sunshine didn't agree with Elmer Brehob after all. In one of his first bowling starts since returning from the clime, Brehob rolled 409 in the South Side ' Business Men's League at Sport Bowl. His wife, Catherine improved that figure with 417... . When Mary Conrad and Margie Cox rolled 504 and 508, respectively, last week at Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady alleys, it was the first time they landed in the 500 bracket. . Lois . Glass’ 719 is still the second best series in the country among the women. The mark puts Mrs. Glass of BanDee Restaurant behind Mary Cosper of Richmond, Cal., who has - 757. Hilda Groebel of

Schuster Coal is now seventh in |

WIBC sanctioning with 700, .

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apolis teams will seek champ Brooks said these entries will be part of a 480-team field which will launch the 42d annual tourney on Mar, 1-2. The team events will be held at the 12-alley

the doubles and singles will be rolled at Franklin Lanes, which houses 20 alleys. In addition to the team events, there will be 1150 entries in doubles and 2070 in singles. The allevents has attracted 1833 entries. [The overall purse is $20,000 but {Brooks has not announced the [respective division distributions. » ~ o | THE FIRST Capital City van{guard will swing into action on {the week-end of Mar, 15-16. There will he 13 teams which include | Bertram Pure Oil, Link Belt Gear Cutters, Link Belt Drill Press, Link Belt Positive Drill, Link Belt Gears, Diamond Chain Hubs, Fairmont Glass, Henry Turks, United Motors, Jay Kidwell Electric Co., Ideal Furniture, Indianapolis Herald and Bubble Up. Kay Jewelers, state defending team champion, will not roll until Apr. 19-20 when 24 city teams will try their skill. The remainder of the schedule |for Indianapalis teams includes: March 16 Gear Cutters, Drill Press, Positive Drive, Gears, (Hubs, Fairmount Glass, H. Turk,

* {United Motors, Jack Kidwell Elec-| an;

tric, Ideal Furniture, Indianapolis Herald, Bubble-Up.

April 6—New York Flower

Shop, Les Miller Service, Stahl-( Hammond paces the all-events|

Special

EVANSVILLE, Feb. 24—Bill Brooks, secretary of the, Evansville Bowling Association, who is also directing the| 1952 state tourney here, announced today that 105 Indian-|

ionships this year.

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Murat Shrine

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Times Special f i CHICAGO, Feb. 23 -- The Orientals, one of 24 teams from Indianapolis’ Murat Shrine, jmoved into sixth place in the 28th

jannual Craftsmen National Bowl-|

Ing. Association tourney here yes-|

terday afternoon. The tourney openéd Feb. 2 and closes Mar, 9. Competition continues today at Bowling Lanes in

dianapolis doubles squads and 96 singles. -

~ » ~ THE ORIENTALS posted 3085. John Korineck sparked the team performance with 659. Korineck put together games of 226-229-204. Johnny McGrew, who performs with Ace Bowling Ball, had the best single among the two dozen teams with 236. Frandsen Pharmacy of Keno-| (sha, Wis, "still leads the .team| |division with 3114. J, Werkey and {B. Hicks of Aledo, Ill, |doubles’ top

are the |

combination with! James Jones of Gary, Ind. {leads in the singles with 730 for | {three games. J. Burniston of |

(hut Jewelers, Waltman Steel| with 2084, :

Herrmann Funeral Service Station,

{Buildings, |Home, Rudy's | Beanblossom M

o » ~ THIS YEAR'S renewal of the

ortuary, Guaran-|Craftsmen’s classic has attracted]

{tee Auto Stores, Ballard Dairy|one of the largest fields in his-

Products, Sugar Creek Butter, Tansy Motors, Elstrod Motors. April 19—Progress Tool, Huber-

Florists, Nu-Way Home Supply, |

team entered in the $10,000

tory. . There are better than 500 event. The field boasts some of

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MEET THE CHAMPS—Hickman's Whirlaways the recent women's city tournament. As a unit, the titles for the second straight year. Hickman's attractive quintet includes (left to right) Ann Dottie Bortopes, Lila Lifivel ° Seriaipes and Betty Jordan. The Whirlaways, now undisputed rulers of Indianapolis’ feminine clan, will branch out for a new field to conquer on Mar. 16 when they travel | ' ' * We : : Indianapolis converge on the host hand-picked men's team, which will include the best talent in the North Cen- po Last year's tourney was held

lin Cincinnati.

to Frankfort to meet a tral Indiana city.

Meet At Evans

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proved to be the last word in bowling finesse in Whirlaways won the handicap and actual team

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Corsaro Family Seeks 3d Bowling Crown in Francesco Crespi Loop

The Corsaros believe in keeping, Danny, a 40-year-old personable/to - Wednesday. Hunt-Nichols, Dean Pumps, J. D. the strongest squads from Mich-|their bowling in the family. And veteran, became the idol of hissingleton was 298 which he rolled {Eastman, Super Tool, Buescher |i82an, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio they are becoming quite a success

in doing it!

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brothers on

Wednesday at Fountain Square 10 years ago. when he fired a 738 series and| The Corsaros earn a comfort-

Corsaro's top

ing Association, today that 21 Indianapolis bowling teams will participate in the fifth annual Tri-City tournament which opens Mar..1-2 at Thelmal Lanes in Louisville.

newing old acquaintances exchanging tips on bowling.

{teams in Cincinnati, Louisville and

'-300 but Eaddie Schram of Ft.

The Meding Shriners of Chi-| Danny, Pete, Jos and Tony and, tacked on 300. This perfect per-

Nyland Sheet Metal, Roy Gale alin Litzelman Coal Coghill [C480 are host for the tourney their nephew, Tony Constantino | 3 ’ |

{Standard Service, Bookwalter

|able living from their produce | formance was the fifth in the city business. Pete, Joe and Tony work with headquarters at the Edge- are the bulwark of the Caito & this season. The 73% series was, the stands on the city market

. MARGE CRAIG of Lafayette still has the only sanctioned

. . | (water Beach Hotel. A dinner,/Corsaro team which {8 currently/the best D x {while J hi d Wayne. pain (2 A : (wa Y|the best Danny Caito rolled in his (While Joe a produce route, place on 596 ny oid | April 20—Miles Press, Bob's dance and extravagant floor show leading the Francesco Crespi| career. Ww = = ’ lerstedt of Davenport, R. I, is {Market, R. M. Skaggs, -H. Bas hed jast might to epteriain| League, Danny and Joe are tied with] THE GROUP are keer’ bowling

i i The quintet now has a 48-22 league averages of 177. Pete, enthusiasts but their workin in Felder, Juana vd . record and appears headed for its who is 42, rolled a 682 series the schedule makes it a once a ne Drugs. Les Miller- Service Sta goa AE Outstanding In jini league crown in four years same night Danny rolled out his proposition on the alleys. Danny's 3 s 1] olis bowlers in e tour-/at Iaria alleys. jartillery and now has a 177 workda m b tion, Rolles Printing Co., Aldaginey are Oscar Behrens, Harry| The Caito & Corsaro combine average in league competition. |swing itt - fo Te ey

second with 299. Vicki Trezak Visiting kegiers.

of Gary is 10th with 283 . . . Francis Bischoff, secretary of the RCA league which oper-

-another

: ; fees ates every Wednesday at Fox- {Paint, Ziffrin Truck Lines, Kay Wheeler, Miller Ensminger, Billlwon the championship of the| league Jewelers.

Hunt, announced that officers are seeking candidates for the annual sportsmanship trophy. . This award was originated last year with the stipulation that the trophy will be pre-

league bowlers submit nominations to him at their earliest convenience . . . 2 ” - THERE HAVE been many stories on Stan Thaden of Madison, Wis., who gave up a promising baseball career to concentrate on bowling.- We'd like tog inject a personal ‘hote about young kegler who might have made good on the diamond. Eddie Lubanski is the name. We first met Lubanski in the summer of 1947 while scribbling sports for the Wausau, Wis, Record-Herald. Lubanski had been signed in Detroit by the St.. Louis Browns and assigned to the Wausau Lumberjacks. «

Eddie had a great year, win- |

ning 23 and losing two. The chunky little Polish boy was also a steady man with the stick. Eddie returned to Detroit where he had spent the off seasons. as a promising young bowler. We lost contact with Lubanski in recent years but it is understood he gave up baseball and is concentrating on bowling. Lubanski is now a member'of the nationally-known Stroh’s Beer team of the Motor City. He has also participated in the National All-Star Match game tourney at Chicago the last two years. Lubanski advanced to the semifinals in December but he placed 17th in the next round with a 7257 pin total ... just three berths away from the championship “flight. Just «how. far” Eddie might have gone in pro baseball is hard to predict. He was a good

| won the Fédéral Employees change partners each time. Sompeliior, prow jas, 2nd - | Men's doubles tournament at Francis Marasco had the best | 8 8 a . i -Pritechett-Hunt-O'Grady Friday individual performance with

against him. Lubanski stands only five-foot, six inches and in major league baseball, that's quite a shorty . . . ® tJ on »

PAT SHELBY, proprietor of the Valhalla Alleys, reports that in a- recent match game between his pin boys and a pin boy team from Varsity

Lanes of Greencastle, the local

youths posted .a victory on a 2560 “ score "to, 2411 for the

visitors, Mofris. May led Val- ners of Jast Sunday’s.doubles have| EXRRHHAR halla with a 561 series. received Jgheir checks in the mail| 00H A return match is planned There were 54 teams in the field. RXR for later in the season. Shelby Action in the singles division] XXX is anxious to promote matches will be held Mar. 2 with 60 teams! IR between pin boys of the vari- at Fox-Hunt.” There will be 24 XXX3 ous Indianapolis alleys. He is entries in the team events on Mar. 2552 also eager to book several : [16 at Moon-Lite Bowl. { 0X2 matches for the Greencastle | Last week's winners include 0% boys. Pat explained that. the {men’s doubles—T. Tucher and H.| ¢XX youngsters from Varsity Lanes Hittie, 1058-236—1294, $20; wom-| were. over-matched but are a én’s doubles — Sybil Lowe and XX promising young team. Mary Kay Ralston, 991-188-1179! GQ The pin boys are very serious $6.50; mixed doubles — Jesse xX 0)

about their bowling and many show signs of developing into

competition.

apolis Sextette, Atlas Super Market, Jones and Maley, Schmidt

Tarrant, Ralph Bader, Fred and

Fox, Bill Lane, Del England, John | McGrew, Paul Ferdinand, Henry |

Francesco Crespl circuit in 1948

April 26—Personell, W. Indian-| Harry Tegeler, Bill Blyth, Larry and 1949.

ss = = : THE FOUR Corsaro brothers

and Smith, Sheiby Street Savings, King, Marvin Hitt, Roy Haislup/have been on the Indianapolis

{Call Ernie, C. and M. Sales, Fire-|and Dewey Gommel. {side, Mueller Motor Sales, Bolls|will return home by train late 28-year-old Constantino has been|

|duction. Tools, Garland Cafe, Lathes, Drill Press, |Hubs, Chet's Drive-In, Fred B.

[Cline Realtors, Advance Electro-|

type, Ace Bowling Ball, Marott

Shoes, Delaware Bowling Center, |

Pick Ups,!

The group

kegling scene for 15 years and the

{Red Stuart out of first place in| the Scotch sweepstakes handicap |

Bowes Seal Fast, Tompkins Ice]

Cream, Herff-Jones,

Mechanics | tourney at Sacred Heart? This is

In Sacred Heart Meet

WHO IS GOING TO knock lead in this bracket with 16

209—13586. Walton Fulford and Joe Mier, the pace setter during the first week, were knocked to third, with

|L.aundry, Sicanoff-Tallow, Indian- still the question today as the their score of 1164-148—1312.

apolis League Pick Ups. May 10—Eagle Creek Nursery, |Haufler Surveyors, Won-Ten | |Ptck Ups, Ted Siener Insurance, [Dillon Office Equipment, City Ice! |{Cream, Crescent Paper, Morgan's! (Restaurant, National Trailer! {Sales, Anderson Lumber and Stpiply, Solitaire Beverage, Williams (Furniture.

n » 2 | BROOKS explained there will be separate divisions for Evansville boosters and visiting boosters.

with 850 or under. The actual di-| vision includes teams with 850 or”

jover. The latter class determines

the state champions. The state tournament official expressed much concern over the

(for this year’s tourney. Brooks said jhe believed the

was a determinigg factor in many cancelled reservations,

delegation from the north is small

state’s top-flight conieriders.

{ure holds

The booster division is for teams yohit is next with $15 on 256.

{small number of entries received

long: trip to this southern Hoosier elan’s.

curtain falls on the three-week-

end show. None of 60 bowlers could no

the job last night and an equal|1224 Oscar Behrens and Curt| number will try their hand this peady are second with 1197 and | {Herbie Hohlt and Heady have!

afternoon and evening. Stuart moved into command’ last Sunday with a sizzling 976 total for four games. If this fig-| up, the Fred Cline Realtors star will take home a| $100 first prize. Stuart is also a! good bet to win first prize for the top single with 269. Herbie

NEXT six bowlers be944; Noan

=» “THE hind Stuart are Dick Weber, Fred Hildenbrandt, 900; Jim vak, 897; Mace-Jenkins, 894, Hohlt, 893. it~ OY Meanwhile, the 12th _ annual doubles classic continues at. Dez-| This event closes on ‘the week-end of Mar. 1-2. There were] 132 bowlers in last. night's com-|

He also cited . that the 1952 petition but the only change came Fckhardt™~.& Becker,

in the handicap division. |

{Smith, both of Bloomington, still

BOB EARL and Bill McGregor still lead the actual division with

teamed for third on 1182, McGregor’'s 256 single is the tourney’s best while Weber's 672 is tops for series scores. :

Another stout field will test]

works of these leaders. Today's contingent includes such stal-

| warts as Curt Heady, Dick Weber, | Jerry O'Grady, Mike O'Grady and |Fred Frosch, among others. The

latter is defending champion, along with Bill Bernhardt, having won both the actual and handicap titles last year, It was the first time in 12 years that such a sweeping victory was posted.

Defend BPAA Title Mar. 1 CHICAGO, Feb. 23—Detroit's

BPAA National Team Match

over previous years. This is large-| Herschel and James Livingston, Game bowling champions, will ly due to a decrease in business|a father-son team, moved into! defend their -title against the in. that area, Brooks said, par-second place with 1163-181—1344.! challenge of Chica ‘ ticularly since Northern Indiana Herschel had a 515 while his son Bowling Shirts in a 24-game has always supplied some of the fired 648. James Smith and Carey home-and-home series Mar. )

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Danny, who cut his eye teethiat 2:30 a. m. and calls it a day in the South Side Business Men's shortly before noon. Fountain Square, fin-| ished fifth in the city all-events volved, the im 1947 with an 1855 actual. Prior shown it in their bowling.

SPLINTERED—If that mythical little ten-pin on Danny Cor. current| saro's shoulder could talk, it would probably be ‘raising the dickins" for harsh treatment the Caito & Corsaro kegling star dished out Wednesday at laria's Alleys. That night Danny bego's King Louie| labored the maples for 738 and the city's fifth 300 of the seasoh.

Tourney Mar. 1-2

Local Teams In Printers 92 Classic

Sam Friedman, first vice president of the Tri-City Union Printing Crafts Bowlannounced

The Capital City keglers will

not see action until the week-end 4 of Mar. 9-10 but the contingent will participate in doubles, singles, team and all-events once they get under way.

Friedman opines that this year's

renewal will surpass all previous tourneys, both in entries and good

fellowship. The latter was the prime theme on which the tournament was founded. It gives print ing craftsmen who bowl a chance

for an annual -get together, re1 and

EACH YEAR some of the best

. Approximately 17; teams rok Indianapolis competed in the

event. Indianapolis was host city

in 1650 and will receive the tournament again in 1953 under tiie rotation policy. The entry list for the three cities. has not been announced but Friedman estimates that 145 will be in the team event; 180 in the doubles; 360 in the singles. The tourney prizes were formerly distributed in handicap and actual divisions but in recent years the awards have been regulated to actual division only. In addition to Friedman, the other Tri-City officer from Indi anapolis is Paul Webb who serves as commissioner. Officers of the

the Allied Printcraft Bowling Asso-

ciation include Joe Clark, president; Tom Finch, vice president,

If there is any loss of sleep inCorsaros haven't

sented annually to a team {Furnace, - Chambers Standard this afternoon. fat'it for five seasons. { aN - which the officers select as the |Service. _ : ? Pr a i “most deserving.” Thé Record May 3—Merit Screw Products, | ® i wo Nl | team was the 1951 winner. Cotton Plumbing and Heating, St + St Il T R70 i Bischoff requests that all |Russ Hartman Real Estate, uar v 1 arge A i | Horns, Zaph's Restaurant, Pro- { i

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Art Hubert and Jim Elliott

night. The combine posted an

I 1182-168—1350 to defeat a field | of 256 entries. .

nder--tourney rules, any bowler could compete as often

Doubles Winners Paid in RCA Bowling Tourney

nament, announced -that the win-

Pruitt, and Jack Gaffey, 1057-186

Novelties, Glass Premium

| Hubert, Elliott Doubles Winners

Francis Bischoff, director of the -

RCA Sweepstakes Bowling tour-|

as he wished but he had to

Al Roessner, secretary-treasurer {and Ralph Percival, recording | secretary. » » » THERE ARE three Printeraft Bowling Leagues, which are comprised of 150 bowlers in Indianapolis. The Allied Printcraft rolls on Tuesday at Delaware while the Printeratt Major is a Thursday | fixture at the same site. The “A” League, designed for comparative newcomers to the sport, operates on Friday at Talbot Alleys.

Among the keglers who will journey to Louisville are Bud Schoch; John Fehr, Paul Strie- - beck, Ed Striebeck, LeRoy Kerst, Maury Wellman, Al Kriner, Al Bottin, Fred Schleimer and Benny Miller among others, The local delegation will travel by special coaches, The tournament headquarters will be the Hotel Seelbach.

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675 series on games of 187-255-233. Herb Wilcox had a 668 | series, resulting from games of 232-245-191. | Among the other 600 series bowlers were Jack Wagner, 640; Bill McGregor, 640-631-600; Cliff Alrt, 637; Don Foltz,

624; Ed Talley, 612; Bob Ruley, |

606; Joe Bergman, 601.

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The official standings. bf the | - CONGRATULATIONS—Mrs, Julia Lang of Childs Jewelry has rolled six 600 series during || oo tne sheik. unacr the connec oe sas || X08 Ailstar} Maton Dame hails her 25 years of bowling but she knows there is no thrill like ry first one. Mrs. Lang inspects the Se Ind nan. svogs Jou formerly Striebeck, in seventh | Score shests of Coletta Brehob of Swengls Ice Cream and Erna Rosenbaum of Highway Corner |} call us. Prompt rervics and eash on place with 14% wins and 171 | after the Sport Bowl keglers rolled 638 and 601, respectively last Wednesday. It was the first 600 || “* “INLAND CITY Jossers losses. Pat had 6169 pins and for both women. Mrs. Lang kept the pace the same night when she rolled 631 at Pritchett Recrea- - posal Made Anz. Pass in the te

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