The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-16

on the Century alleys Monday night
two-out-of-three victories games
ruled. The F'lorsheim Shoes, Ban
'quet Ice Cream, Century Alley Five
and Lincoln Highway teams were
returned winners over the Hoffman
Shoes, Century Billiards, Para OPP
ticals and Werbe- Meissen clubs.
The Werbe-M eissen club COPIED
high game honOrs, nosing out the
Century Billiards, 1920 to 1,019.
Bailey of the Para Optical team
carried away high game on 257 and
high total for three games on 1876,
1879 and 257 for total Of 652.
Other 600 shooters in this loop
were Shultz, 100, 211 and 221 for
622; Callahan, 636; Weppel, 62S; Nc
Gail, GIG, and Van Buren,, sos.
The Recreation League was again
the feature of Monday nights play,
team scoring in this loop averaging
963, which is going up. The Shell
Gas and Robertson Coal teams were
three-gam winners in this loop over
the Barbasol and Coca Cola teams,
while Bai1eys Realtors and Silver
Flash Gas were winning two out of
three from the 3-F Coffee and Baker
Bros, respectively.
r. Smith of the Bailey team was
in wonderful form and just missed
the dream total by one pin having
games Of 222, PTS and 202 for 500
sticks.
Eleven other shooters passed the
900 mark i'm this loop. Four of
the eight clubs also were over the
1900 mark, being led by the Shell
Gas team on games of 989. 951 and
1,019 for a total of 1859.
The Star League had it's weekly
battle Monday at the Recreation
alleys The Stereotypers were the
masters of the Printers, winning in
straight sets as did also the News
boys over the Pressmen, while the
mailing room took two out of three
from the Wrong Fonts. Carmin of
the Mailers was in fine form and led
the field by a wide margin on games
of 224, 200 and 243, for total OF 667.
In the Prest -O-Lite ladies' league
the Automatic Power team defeated
the Radios three times, while the Co
llmbias were annexing two out Of
three from the Batteries. Reap of
the Automatic Power team was high
in this loop. The women are tax
ing an increased interest in bowling
and leagues from the various plants
and stores are springing up rapidly.
In the Swift League, rolled on the
Illinois alleys, the Premiums de-
feated the Brookfield team two out
of three while the Sunbrites were
treating the Silver Leaf in a like
manner. Hill of the Brookfield team
carried away high honors in this
loop.
The F'rigidaire League was a one
sided affair Monday night, three
game wins being the rule. The
S. o. 2 team dropped the Compress
sors while the Refrigeration team
was treating the Cooling Coils in a
like manner.
Don't forget, boys. Wednesday,
Nov. II, is the last day you have
to enter the city tourney. You
will be sorry If you miss this, as
it is going to be bigger and better
than ever.
The Century Alleys are offering
turkey to the man and also the
woman rolling high practice game on
these drives in November, and it is
developing into quite a race. Arch
Heiss thought he had 1t put away
with a great 267, but along comes
Johnny Elder and rolls a 27S. Heiss.
not to be denied, came back and got
himself a 278, which leaves things
in a deadlock at the present writing.
D. Timmons leads for the women,
with a score of POI.
The WHISPERS were in front of the
Teeth in two out of three games,
while the Claws were scratching the
Tails for like number in the Lions
league play Monday night. Five
of the blind family played in this
loop, which tended to hold the scor-
ing down.