The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-28
JOnes-Maley Beats Marotts
in Exciting Bowling Match

Robertson, 623; Argus, $50, and AL
ford, 610.
Block optical Ladies League con-
tests at the Pritchett alleys showed
the Kingsbury Beer, Bowes Seal
Fast, Mausner Beer and Boards
Brake Service taking all three
games from McGaw Insurance,
Coca-Cola, Tiff five and Julian
Goldman Store, as Marott Shoe
Store and Jack Carr lost two to Fox
Jail Birds and Real Silk.
Laura Alexander nOsed out Glib
son for individual honors, SGT to
578. Johns had SAL; Latllrop, 534,
and Theobold, 512.
Kaser Tire Service was the big winner
during the Washington League play at the
Illinois alleys defeating the Falls City Beer e
cided two to one, Schlitz. Coca Cola,
Berghoff and Schmitt Insurance defeating
Newman Candy, Hickman had ST. on
counts of 222, 245 ana 2l0 to top the field.
Heilman rolled 64I, Miller 622, Hall 6lo'
Walter Harshman had all high honors
during the Standard Oil play on the Park
551 and single game of 20l. Team play
resulted in a three-game win for the Key
stone Plant, Check and Construction from
Record, Service Station No. l and Service
Station No. ?. and an odd game victory
for Sales and Service Station No. from
Harding Street Plant and Credit.
optical League games resulted in an odd
game win for Softlite and Continental from
Fox Optical and Universal. The .Softlite
loop with a 1,05s game. Baranon was easily
the individual star with total of Gal.
Grocery team won all three from the
Pittman-Rlce boys during the K. Of c.
play at the Delaware. as he turned in the
1888. 2O4 and 22I Vogelsang tried hard to
failed him and his e27 series was wasted
quinn Grocery and HooSier Optical won
two from Block Optical and Scott Trucking
during the other contests.
The St. Joan of Arc boys rolled on the
uptown alleys. the Walter Kelly team
taxing the entire set from Barrett Coal
Whlle the State Auto. Insurance and Mis-
Sourl-facihc we're taking two from Pitt
man-Rlce Goal and Farrell granite Fret
mage. Lenahan and Morris finished in the
eg5eer named with scores of 593, $50 and
Chapman was the Construction League
star with a score of $40 made possible with
9 242 game. Les Brandt was second with
osS as Pierre showed on 597 Triple wins
ruled the team play. Geiger-Peters' Brandt
BroS., Domestic Insulaters and Johnson
Mas defeating Jungclaus Co., Ent Ma
{eFlal Freyn Brothers and Hart Oil
Burners.
Big league scores appeared during the
fosioulce series at Pritchett's Hardin
leaolng the way with a $50 count Al
Scnoen had 64l and Carteaux $50. Mixers
ana Four Trippers won three games from
66aree IrlpperS and City Case as the Sub
OSFFlers lost the rubber to Illinois Station.
Results in the Central States loon were
t Two 10 one. Commercial and Baronial de-
leating Coins and Catologs. Wrav. Lewis
ana hyser had scores OF 574. $50 and $50
rom Selmier Is the latest victim of that
marc iuck 249 game. This count that could
nave been 800 nine times out of ten an
gearing ior him during the Avalon series.
MS three-game mark was 674 Darnahv
na0 o24. Cray 622 and Kutsinrer 6n5
hempers Divots and Rowe's Rouobs
trounceo Spickelmier'S Stymies and Woods
irons three times. while Selmier C'sddies
ano Young's Drivers won two from Wa
rens Traps and Darnaby's Puts.