The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-25

=, The Cssady Fuel team Of the St. Philip
TO thirteen teen II roy BY taEing the HTsS
Tuesday nights play. The Builders broke
the string at this number by taking the
second game. but the Cassidy boys had
something In reserve and copied the odd
game with a 1.057 finish.
loop. were dumped deep into fourth place
when Geisen Products took them for three
IN a row. and Will have to step to keep
IS on their heels. Giesen is but one game
behind the second place Cassidy team
Michaelis Builders appear to be in with
q nine-Rame lead.
Kroger Grocery and Hoosier Furniture
Ters me pig winners n n the lnteTmed lat
and Banquet Ice Cream Thirtieth and
Central avoided shutout by taking game
and ATtbnr sch an also al one lost two o HIS
nois National Supply and Mills Pie Com m
p PAN M9 fs SgaS sfg es the indiyiquq5 list
e.. 627 Hamilton. GIT. and A. Kimmel,
Features galore are on the list for next
Saturday and Sunday. At the Illinois al
levs the women teams will resume their
battle for the 500 prize to the winning
team In the s00-scratch team event
For the men the popular $50 doubles will
winning combination. Since this class OF
play was started. the prize list. paid the
Entry fee remains at s1.25 per i man which
includes bowling charges.
over on the new Delaware alleys. Bill
Sargent vii stage a 200-scratch singles.
With an entry fee OF SIPS. players being
permitted to roll as often as they desire.
The 100 scratch Found Robin that starts
on the Fountain Square alleys next Satur-
DAY and sunday will include ave, week
ends Of play, before a winner is decided.
Cash prize awards will be made each week
however. The final winner in addition to
Of diamond medal, An entry fee OF $40
covers the ,five weeks play. that will ro-
stts en9a ie st Pbp square fp 70 ap
PTitohett Recreation alleys. in the order
named.
Esterline-A Angus and Thompson Recrea-
ton won three games from Indianapolis
Glove, and Beveridge Paper while. Speed;
MaeaSe and Bessire compaHy took os'0 he
odd game from Blacker Chill. West Side
Lumber, Allison Engineering and Grande
loop, VIII. games Of 245. 2o2 and az a
SIS. and Ludeman. 900.
vamps did lust that the hTst game. but
Uppers refused to 90 down the last two.
during the Roy Steele League series.
Strings. Heels and Soueaks won three from
Soles, Buckles and Buttons in the other
contests.
Johnson and Kellum provided the pirs
down to defeat in the last two games Cf
their series with Ballard Ice Cream.
son took care OF that with $50.
Don Johnson tossed his steenth 500 IN a
row for Union Title. With count Of 625.
4 Holke to gain two games on the lead
erS. zweisler helped the Title team to
nice 2.s00 total With sos.
Alec Kriner tried in every way 70 keep
the indianapolis Power and Light from
totsi sse. But 8. Jones s'G and W. w MAYER 0p had
$40 and sos for the G. J. Mayer team and
they upset the Power team.
Crescent Paper also found more opposi-
ton than they expected when Motor Tire
t ss:. biz noise in this set with a total of
Dope ran true to form in the Citizens
Gas vs. Grown Laundry contest, the Gas
steam taking three with ease. Hamilton
vas out OF place. rolling as leader for the
Gas Company.
Ferree rolled 30 the last game to save
ore for indian Refining in their session
with General Electric.
Offering Iitzelmsn tossed in games of
i04s. 979 and 993 for q total OF 5000 to
take three from the Odd Five during the
Fountain Square No play. Bob HaagSma
Kerr and Power had totals OF s7e, 6i7 and
sos for the winners. Bisesi tossed an even
500 for the losing quintet. wizards also
ose tt Social Sofa and and Klee 4 Coleman took the
rubber from Stahlhut Jewellers and Indi-
annapolis T. and A. Supply. Other 500
counts we're Werner, $50; Lang. ga; Res
ener.. sos; Koehler. SAT: Bentley, s75. and
Agneaa szz -. $780,.