The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-26

The Van Camp Hardware ana 81.
t iiinG Nash Tailoring H G and Polk Mix while
the Virginia Sweet, Rose Tire, indianapolis
Blue Print and outlaws were losing Two
Coal and Coca Cola in the Universal
League at the Pritchett Recreation. H.
Smith turned in a total OF $40 with games
of 1885, 212 and 1872, which was high. Fitz
was next with 619 for his three games.
The three-in-a-row system also was
used in the big Merchants Central League,
the. Illinois Meat, Lumber Jacks, Weber
Milk, Bittrich Meat, Gerking Bros. ana
e09Ty ef f9kigg gl Ehs GyG Rfa awy R aeS
ception was the Wo-out-of-three win for
team s 9pg Biae after Esf Start q f5s. came
back with games OF 226 and 258, Tor high
s9tal Of eS7 RoSssImaeyer had SOL; HS sS$
and Salisbury, $50. Hays turned in the
feature single game with score Of 270.
The Automatics and Tool Room won
two from the Production and Core Room
as the Engineering and Castings made a
eFs and STe Castings IN f in the Link Belt League
at the Illinois alleys. Walker OF the Tool
Room team turned in a, total of 66l with
had 610 for the next best total.
The Engineers took three fror1 the
Punch Press team in the Fairbanks Morse
League, as the Assembly and Time Study
copied two from the Winding and Too.
Room. Halliburton rolled consistently ant
led the field with games of 191. 1872 and
1877, total Of $40.
Bushong as the Phillips and Reilly clubs
lost two to the Coulber and Trimble out
fits in the National, League at the I. A. g;
alleys. Hare had high score with 2l6
game in his second try.
The American League games. at the
for the Hill team over the Hang, while
the Brandt took two from the Jameson.
Lenfesty with oil count was high.
Two-out-of- three was the rule in the
P. & Est Mathew League at the Foun-
tain Square drives, the Indians, Giants
Yanks over this route. Smith rolled best
with q total of $50 on games Of 16l, 1874
and 215.
The .Ledgers were. the only team able to
Tln three games in the Citizens Gas
route, as the Sulphates, Screens. Trucks,
Holders, Gas, Mains and Cokes won two
from the Boilers. Tars. Ammonia, Service,
tinued to set the pace in this loop by lead
ing the field with total of 615 on games
OF 1873, 1876 and 221.
steele's Shoe Shop and the White Star
Gas won two from the Kriegers and
three from the Bisckers Chill in the 'T Elk
League games: The Bailey opponents will
roll later. Marshall pulled one for the
book when he came back with score of
104 after bowling 255 in his first game, a
difference of Isl pins. Creagh led with
626; Bailey had COG and LOvick, Sol.
The Banquet Tea team celebrated the
return of "Hod'' Eller to the lineup by
winning three from the Economy Grocery
in the Capitol No. League. The Wheeler
Schebler and Gregory-Appel teams also
won three from the Selmier and billing
Candy as the Post Office, Penn Cleaners
and Ft. Harrison took the odd game from
the Cutsinger Transfer, Standard Grocery
and a; g. w. Of A. Ben Cutsinger real
ICED the ambition Of years when he led
this loop with a total of 628 on games
of 1874, 223 and 211. Grass had 625;
Ketter, 6l8, and Knauss, 6l8.
The Pivot City Inks slipped over a fast
one when they trimmed the fast Indian
apolis Star team three times in the Print
Craft League series at the Delaware al
leys. The Pressmen's Union also won
three from the Press Assistants, while
the Pivot City No and H. E. Schmitt
Insurance lost two to the Indianapolis
Engraving and Queen City Inks. Sargent
led in both the single and three-game
totals, having games of 210, 1872 and 255
for a count of CAT. Holy had 609 and
Maidie GIT.