The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-21

TINE league leading three-game
l. total during the City League
series on the Hotel Antler alleys last
night was produced by the Fall City
Beer team, but these boys lost the
Rubber to the Marott Shoes. Their
mark was 3007 on games of 1913,
1895 and 1893. Quill and Cray con-
nected for scores of 500 and GIT for
Fall City, as the veteran Larry Cob
Ter counted $50 for Marott.
The Elk Boosters appeared to have the
well-known buck fever when they rolled
the Jones-Maley team in City League play
and lost all three, despite the fact that
the auto team was of its game. The only
COS by Arch Heiss. Joe Fulton's 623 gave
the fast Barbasol team, an odd-game win
sier Coffee team, with Mills shooting an
even 900, won two from the Pickups.
Ramsey was the only player to cross the
800 line for the Pharis Tire team OF the the
Illinois alleys, but the remainder of the
outfit were close to this mark and they
Blue again held the Coca-Cola team in
there, his latest effort being a 621 That
these boys an 9ddga Inf.6 wiz s.s oyer yer
the dsSei losing tea team am The Newman Candy
team also won two games from Schlitz
Beer, as the Berghof team rolled games
at which their opponents will shoot later.
Miller. 612, and Hickman. COL
The Fox Jail House team of the Block
Optical Ladies League will roll a match
game against the Fox Jail House team. of
the ST. Philip No Mems League Sunday
at the St. Philip A. G. alleys The girls
this match, rs the youngsters that make
up the Jail House team in this loop are
riding on top and are at the peak of their
game, to say the least the match will be
interesting.
The Block optical Ladies League session
at the Pritchett alleys resulted in three
game win for the Fox Jail Birds. Julian
Goldman Store, Boards Brake Service,
| Marott Shoe Shop and Bowes Seal Fast
from McGaw insurance, Kingsbury Beer,
Carr, as Real Silk lost two to Mausner
Beer. Bowes Seal Fast showed some OF
their old-tme power when they tossed in
total of 2,679 with the high single game
mark we're: Dawson, 558; Mahoney, 522;
Kritsch, 500; Baxter, 525; Burnett. 517;
Johns, 532; Meyer, 545; Mcdaniel, 542, and
Alexander, 529.
Wolf rolled a total Of 633 to lead the
Construction League players during this
rant rant was next with sos. In team play the
H. c. Emf Material Company won all three
games from Geiger-Psters' as Ia Hart 81
Vaer Heat won two from Railway Building
and Loan, Domestic Insulaters and w. P.
| Jungclaus Co.
Kemper,s Divots and Young,s Drivers
found the selmier Caddies and Woods
League dS play lsi and won ali three games
Darnaby's Puts and Speckelmier's Stymies
had q two-to-one edge over RoUes Roughs
tests. A 597 by Hall was the leading in
divioual count,
during the Postpffice play. his sheet, show
ing 596. Al Schoch had 566 and SAILS
bury SIS. The City Case and Illinois
Carriers and Three Trippers. as the Mixes
lost the rubber to Four Trippers.
wray, ortel and Fry finished in the
order named during the Central states
Envelope Company play with marks Of 5s3,
56S, and 527. Coins swept their series from
Catalogs, as Commercials won two from
Baronials in team play.
Two to one was the verdict in the
Prest-o-Lite games at the Central the
cylinders, Floodlights and Generators. The
Bridge League play at the same alleys re-
suited in triple win for Girders from
from Arches.
Totals of 600 we're also missing from
the Casualty and Surety League that
rolled on the Central alleys. Western Ad-
iusting, Underwriters Adjusting and the
Inspection Bureau won all Of their games
from New Amsterdam, National Bureau
and the Hoosier Casualty as Aetna In
surance won two from Stone-Stafford and
Stone.
Peters closed with a $50 game 10 total
Oil League al the Parkway allyes. Only
one contest resulted ! ma shutout. the Key
stone. Plant defeating Service Station
No. 1. Construction Department, Check
Department. Sales and Harding Street won
two from Record. Service Station No. 3.
Credit Department and Service Station
Bill Sargent missed the honor roll by
alleys. Pittman-Rice Coal Company and
F1nneran Grocery won two games from
Block Optical and Scott Trucking as the
Blackwell 81 Son
The indian Rehnigin Company play at
these alleys resulted in ar odd game win
for Fire Chief and cracskproof from Wax
Browne, 5l3 TO 5l1. to lead this play.
State Colleges Today
Butler VS.. Wabash at Indianap-
oils.