The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-03

Selmeir n Hueslein shared top honors
during the K1Wanis League play. on the
scoring ,619. Hueslein's scoring gave the
McGaughey team a triple win over Book
Stahler. Clark and Gaines also won three
from Erik and Roberts, as .Selmeir, Cox,
Horuf, Baxter and Woodman in the odd
game.
The Cain Lunch teams clashed during
alleges, No. l taking the rubber from
No. 2. Claman Lunch and Rocky Ford
also copied two from Barskin and Schmitt
Maccabees and valolox took three from
Du%eSenberg, Stickney Color and Coca
Cola. A poor start of 146 held Taught to
Of 266 and 216. G. Mindach led the loop
with 634. Maurer had 627 and Dwyer, GIT.
Indiana Wheel and Rim had the Cart
wright. Grinders number during the Indi-
Antfer drives, taking the entire series, All
other games were decided two to one,
National Nat REFINING. Central Motor Parts
Laughiin easily topped the field during
this series when he followed a 247 start
with. games. Of 214 and 201, to total 663.
Gulling had 632; Smith, 632, and Stahl,
Two-game wins ruled the Lions League
series on the Hotel Antlers' drives,
the Teeth, Claws, Ears and Tails over this
route. A 245 middle by Koch gave him a
mark Of 594, which led the field.
Bruce n Jones failed the Gun Club in
the first game, which allowed W. Heck
man of the Grotto team to get started,
during the fraternal session on the I'LL
nols drives. All other contests were de-
cided two to one, Regal Club, State High
Moose and Drinks Club. Giltner broke
loose with g 266 start to lead the field on
a total of 648.
The Laundry League also rolled on the
1lIlnols drives. Pilgrim and Crown No. 2
GaKlng three from Riverside and Selmeir
Towel, while Sterling won two from Crown
No. l.
Cellar Rats nosed out the No Names
three times during the Sears-Roebuck
series on the Delaware drives, the last
game belng decided by two pins. Fixers
aI Shadrites won two from ADULTS and
The Money Order and Finance teams
Of the Postoffice League will roll a special
evening. at 5 o'clock. This sounds very
much like an argument as to who is who.
Cheetham and Miller rolled a steady
game for the Western Electric team of the
Bell Telephone League, their three counts
being better than 1900 and the Main
tenance boys had to chalk up three losses.
A. T.. & T.. Auditors and Construction took
two from Bell. Traffic and Engineers dur
ing the other contests. Counts Of 600 were
tag. 6G4.
Courthouse League games on the Cen
tral drives showed a triple win for Alb
%stracts and Surveyors from Clerks and
Prosecutors. and 2 two-game win for
Lawyers and Recorders Office.
The usual good bowling was in order
during the Business Mans League play on
the Fountain Square alleys. .Heidenreich
from Carson Bros. and Madison Avenue
Bank. as Ellis BARRIERS and Koch Furni-
ture won two from Fountain Square State
Bank and ,Thoman Shoes. Meyer nit a
big 267 at the finish to total 623. Bleifert
had 6o6: Miller. 800. and Weimer. 600.
Southern Pacific stopped the L. & N.
with an awful, Jolt during. the Transporta-
ton League play at Prttchett's, taking all
three games, as the Wabash. G. & N.
w. and Pennsy won two from Monon. L.
q. and Illinois Central. Clarke of the
S. P. was hot" and hit for a total Of