The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-25
sPin GOSSipe
BY LEFTY LEE

n ACE JOHNS, anchor for the
N Bowes Seal fast team of the
Rose Tire Ladies Social League,
pounded out a new seasons hlgh
for the girls to shoot at Tuesday.
Rolling games of 222, 1879 and 260,
a total of $50, the 268 finish also is
the seasons best for a single game.
Bunch and Meyer helped her total
with scores of $40 and 536 and these
girls bettered their own three-game
mark with a total of 2,764 on scores
of $50, 862 and 952. The Fox Jail
Birds were rolling against them and
managed to avoid a Shutout by
taking the second game by margin
of two pins. McKinnon had
dandy COS for the losers, as Lathrop
tossed in a score of 518.
Beards Brake Service Of the Rose Tire
Ladies Social League also MT the tr pms IN
rott Shoe store. Saul Miller and Tressal,
rolling SIS. 537 and sos. For the Shoe team ar
Mahonev rolled SIS and Alexander 5lS
lack Carr and Folks Mix also won two
from Happy Wonder Bakers and Mausner
Beer Other 500 counts were: Burnett, o!S,
and Kritsch, SIS. Games were rolled on
the Antlers drives
weiner. Miller 10th Mitchell and Keel
ling provided the feature scores for the
Pritchett Recreatien League at fhese alt sos
Weiner also connected for the single game
feature when he tossed in q 259.
During a postponed set Of the L. S.
Avres League. Frank Argus posted a sea-
sons high for this loop with 7O1 count.
Members Of the Hoosier A. c. League
lcnred Lack Hunt tossed IN
ieseue leading 6ss. His 244 at the finish
also was the high single game.
The race of the St. Philip No League
is certainly hot one. and has been for
several weeks. After this weeks set that
resulted in an odd game win for Casady
Coal. S. and S. Service and Pittman-Rice
Coal from Fox Jail House, Seven Up and
the Kistner-Meeee Battery. the jail House
team retains first place by margin or
who are tied for second place. The Pitt
man-Rice team is in position to step in on
any Of these SQUADS II they slump y
SIS. johnny Murphy rolled 65l, Vollmer
642, Ostheimer 62S, Xix OH and 500.
The Big Delaware League rolled games
on these alleys and the result was a triple
win for Steele shoe shop. Old Gold and
tIse5 10 Surgical i Supply and Empire Life.
snd an ODD game yet Ssbd 5Sr B24eT GGI
Beer. BlackhawkS and Moynahsn Construc
ton Company. Mead lost his chance Tor
9 4si MS 'N''' game MARI u ''' ~ '1
The Hitler Supply League games at the
Central alleys resulted in a shutout for
the Loose Leaf team at the hands Of the
sae and .a 9 Sdd xn 695 6 6e1
Hitler Supplies and Typewriters.
gems Gas loop performed. the. Ellis and
Trucks winning three from Unions and
Holders. as Gas ana Tanks lost two TO
Boilers and Diggers.
In the Water loop it was shiveIy with
SOS series who led. Team play resulted in
q triple win for HydrantS from Filters and
an odd game win for Pumps and Meters
from Mains and Valves.
Helen Never was the star OF the Tues
day Nights Ladies League that rolled on
the Pritchett alleys. her three-game total
being 562. MeAnly. the usual leader was
next with SIS as Stuart showed on 507.
The c. N. B. team, smarting under the
Bible Class, issued challenge for return
match. but 20 date no definite time has
been set for the roll-off.
The only contest completed in the
Packers League az the Illinois resulted in
9 triple win FOR Hlgemeier Brothers from
Kingan- No. won all three games from
k tSI gN1 No; as Kinsan No; ? lost two 70
play. An even 500 by Laxen and 8 Pa
game By L. Sylvester featured.
Only one 500 total appeared in the fast
Commercial loop that rolled on the Park
way alleys. 6i4 BY WlggenS leading the
Crescent Paper team TO an odd game win
over Abels Fink Auto. The Central States
and Citizens Gas also won two from the
News and lockwood Manufacturing as