The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-17

Two2,out-of- three was the rule during
Gaines, Roberts. McGaughey and Never
- lmelr, Feehtman. Baxter and Cox Scor-
Of Durnell lead'-.s the field. Cotton rolled
225 for high single game.
Harold Barrett was not so hot his
hrst and third game during the ST.
Fhliip's NO. ! League play. but in his sec
ond try ne was IN the right spot and Sc
cured the seasons high snRle-game for
This loop with a mark Of 276 In team PLAY
ne TRUE and Kirschner Auto Service won
Two games from Michaelts Builders and
Casady Fuel BarrettS 276 gave him a
mark OF o28. which was high.
The Claman Lunch team OF the Pas
time League had an easy time taking three
games from the Stickney Color team. All
otner contests were decided two TO one.
S o%n G?e snd y seB@ Padg g
Cigar, Kngan g. Co. The Maccabees'.
e Rad games M9 q Eng oS ga and 900
total Of 6i3. which led the field c. Min
dach rolled $40 and ONei 606. These
games we're played on the Indiana alleys
over on the Illinois drives the Croft,
Howdy Club and Regal Club won three
Highway Club during the Fraternial League
play. Feathers had the only 600 count
games OF 223, 100 and 2l4 giving him
total OF Sit
The Laundry League also rolled on the
Illinois drives. the Pilgrim team taking
essTIee from Crown No; ?, as Sterling and
Rink and Crown No. 1.
49, 200 scratch singles will be rolled on
Inc Illinois alleys next Saturday and
guarantee. OF $25 for first place and SIS
Tor second. High single game scored out
S so1. r Of prize 2,, winning totals will be
be SIPS for each set, bowling included.
Lee Cormin's 246 finish saved one game
Tor the Mailer No. team during the Star
taking the first two All other contests
we're one sided Wrong Fonts. Stereotvpers
PreSsman and Mailer No. l defeating Cubs,
Mailer No. TO- Nonpareil. and Intertype
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McNeely was in the pocket during the
rolled total Of 673 with games Of 239
245 and 2ol Jess Pritchett was second
With a mark Of $50; The Boosters won
Days, Cheerios and Sunnyside took the
rubber from Big Brothers, Fighters and
btob ENGISs
Watson topped Lynch one pin for high
single game during the Transportation
League series at Pritchett'S, 253 to 252
but Lynch was best over the long route,
Monon won three from the I. u and
PennSy. as S. P, Wabash and ~ Y G.
took two from B. & o., l. 81 N. and G.
Cooper again proved to the boys of the
Bell Telephone League that he was a real
pin spiller when he hit for a total of 643.
Bradley chased him all the way however
but fell eight pins short finishing with
635. Western Electric and A. T. and T.
neers while Auditor and Commercial won
two from Construction and Maintenance.
Ellis BARRIERS lost the first game to Kas-
per FURNITURE during the Business Mems
play on the Fountain Square alleys. but
came back with two games over the 900
mark to take the rubber Heidenreich
Florists and Koch Furniture also won two
from Thoman Shoes and Carsen Bros as
Madison Avenue State Bank took three
from Fountain Square State Bank. Sull-
mark with totals OF ST. 608 and Sos, re
specuvely.
Koehler rolled 269 in his last game try
ing to put the Reds in the win column.
during the Evangelical League play at
Pritchetts. but his teammates failed to
offer any help and the Senators won the
entire set, while the Cards. Cubs. Giants
and Indians took two from the Pirates,
Dodgers White Sox and Yanks. Brehoh
had a 654 series to lead the field. Koehler
was next with 625.
A. c. Plugs and Pennzon we're away to
good start in the opening nights play
Of the Gibson League at the Illinois drives.
taking three from Gates Tires and Perfect
Circle. as Norge Super Service and Ply
mouth won two from Dodge, Arvin Heaters
and the GIN. Radio.