The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-18
ePin GOSSipe
BY LEFTY LEE

A T the end of two games last
"a night, the Marotts and Hotel
Antler teams were where they
started, each team having taken one
game. At this point the veteran
members of the Shoe Shop squad
started clicking in big way and
won the rubber by a wide margin
with count of lib, headed by
Rasmussen and Cobler, who had
scores of 254 and 247.
Cobler, Hurt and Rasmussen
counted 619,617 and GA over the
three-game route, and the Marott
team total was 1922.
Nordholt and Mills starred for the Hoo
SER Coffee quintet as they won all three
games from the Fall City Beer team, the
a 266 to total $50 Bert Bruder missed the
600 mark by one pin. Barbasol mad an
easy time taking all three from the Elk
Boosters when johnson, fulton ana Fen1
and and 60l. Murphy. Pritchett ST. and
Hefss produced scores of 636 6l6 and COG
from the Indiana Wheel and Rim. These
games we're rolled in the City League on
the Hotel AntlerS alleys.
Postmaster Seidenstiker rolled with the
boys Of the Postoffice League at the
Pritchett alleys last night. In team play
the contests were one-sided, Sub Carriers,
ming all three from Mixes, Four Trippers
and Three Trippers. Salisbury took all
honors with 22l and 500.
Argus nosed out Tom Morris, 500. to 6O2
for high three-game total. during the St.
Joan Of Arc play. at the Uptown, but Nor
rs put on the thrill for the boys with
278 single game high.
Martha Mayer was the outstanding star
during the Block Optical Ladies League
session. with a three-game total of 589
Morris. rolled SIG; Alexander, 500; Weis-
man, 557; Kritsch. SAB; Gibson. 53s, and
Beer and Boards Brake Service trounced
the Julian Goldman Stores and S. and S.
Service e three times, as Marott Shoe store,
Fast won the rubber from Jack c. Carr
McGaW Insurance Real Silk and Kings
bury Beer.
The Berghoh Beer VS.. Schlitz was the
feature contest of the Washington League
That rolled on the Illinois alleys, the
game ending in their favor. 037 to 1912.
9 5sg wit score aaa Of s84 on games Of
Goodhue counted $40 for the losers.
Johnny Beam is sticking out his chest
final game when pins were needed - N faiSV
mon Candy had Newt Werner bounding
oqt 63l that led these boys to a triple
WIN over Hoosler Optical, who had wilkins
counting 608. Billy Shine counted Sin for
ran City Lager and they won two games
from 5to 900 pharls Tires, who had Hartley and
counts appeared during the Coca Cola We
SCnmltt insurance set, in which the Coca
Hoia Team won two games. The same was
true during the Mausner Beer teams odd
game win over Kaser Tire Service.
,. Tarrant, the outstanding star of the
again topped the field during this seTies
az the Pritchett alleys. with a total of
$50 stevenson had 59S and H Brandt 5S7
Charlie Cray was as reliable as ever IN
6ne Avalon League and rolled an even
S S0I but katt was red hot and hit the pins
655, tolead. Pietz and CovaI fled for +6 oa
snow 81 spot with 593. In team play. Rowe's
coughs won three from Spickelneir,s
SSt oyIfie' as Kemper's Divits and seimier's
and Young's Drivers.
only two contests were completed during
tne fountain Square Recreation League
Lltzelman Coal winning three from Silver
Eoge Beer as DR.. Pepper won two from,
goldsmith Sales; Mounts, Abbott and
Wuensch finished in this order with totals
of 627. COS and 6O4. ''''4'
DR.. Herman Click showed the members
o. the K Of G. League, that rolled on the
Delaware alleys. how it was done. when he
hit for games of 209. 227 and ie5. a total
Of 6Sl., J. Kirkhof had 587 and o.
Michaelis 5S5.
Moore, Anchor for the Fire Chief team
Of the Indian Refining League turned in
ping back to 166 and then hitting another
252 for a three-game mark of $40. His
team won the odd game from MarfaX.
Crackproof also won two from Waxfree
Two TO one also was the verdict during
the Raah Bros. Tailoring play at Beams
Overcoats and Suits defeating Vests and
Coats: Koran led this play with a series
of ST..