The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-04
Sweepstakes Classic Opens on
St. Philip and Illinois Alleys

won two games when Heiss and Striebeck
pounded the pins for totals of $50 and
625.
Jack Hunts even coo put the Fall City
Lager boys over for an odd game WIN
from the Elk Boosters Cobler and md
Marott, but they lost two games to
Hoosier Coffee, who had Nordholt and
Mills counting 634 and sos. Boesnecker S
624 received better support than Jonno
result indiana Wheel and Rim won the
rubber from the Hotel Antler team.
The Bowes Seal Fast team of the Block
optical Ladies' League continued its tast
pace and scored total of 2,557 to take
all three from the Julian Goldman Store.
This ioof on the eaT and
Brake Service also won three from Marott
Shoe Store and Jack Carr, as IkngsbuTy
won two from Fox Jail Birds, S. and S.
Service and Real SIX. Mcdaniel Leo F 5 ne
hdiydua Play Tth sac score Ud
535; Pyle, 532; McKinnon. $50; Court, 502
Theobold, SOB; Baker. $40; Brewer, 52S;
Carsten, 512; Dawson, 51S. and Bunch. 5O2.
Bill Tarrant retained the form he dis
played Wednesday night and as a result
has, the honor OF leading both the Indian
week. is count in the CONSTRUCTION League
at Pritchetts last night was 653. Ted
Arnold was next with 625. Gebhart had
610, Lochle, GOT. and Mialfelder COL
Kriner and Meyer counted $40 and $40
to lead the Kaser Tire Service team to q
tTpe WIN over SCHULTZ db%rn the Wash
Tarrant of the losers rolled Go Newman
Candy was, on their game and total Of
yTIg was ne Fe conf df Ss a d
619 to reach this figure. Mausner did not
have chance against this classy scoring;
Count ta pa Coca coa team
for a clean sweep, the victims being the
Pharis Tires. Blues count was Ga. zeke
aSSyh s2S Fl o0 Rs against 4ahsf Ms
~ ~ a6Rs also knocEsd Bpe down mem load
mark was 3,061. Yes. Schmitt Insurance
lost all three.
Mark up three more for the DIFFERING
Litzelman boys in the Fountain Square
loop, their latest victim being the Beard
Brake Service. Mounts and Abbott had
6l2 and COS for the winners. Sauter's
Tavern also won three from Dr. Pepper
when Ward and Koelling hit for 621 and
GIG. Stevenson tossed in 655 for
Seven Up; but they lost the odd game to
pounded out 992 in their final try 70
avoid shutout at the hands of the IN
dianapolis eTowel Supply Kiefer scored
DR.. Click was the star during the K. of
c series at the Delaware drives, with the
league leading total of SOB.
Cain was far in the lead when he
tossed in a 258 game during the Stand
ard Oil play at the Parkway. but Walter
Harshman found consistency best, and
he was high over the three-game route
with 555 on games Of 1872. 181 and 1872
Keogh nosed out Collins, $50 to 626. for
high three-game total in the ST. Joan
of Arc series at the Uptown. but Collins
salvaged the high game honors with
gnish of 244.
When Dr. Kemper does find that pocket
the strikes come in punches as witness
his 264 finish for a 632 total to lead
the Avolon League in all departments.
Coval and Selmier tied for runner-up
honors with COL.
Fox performed in the same style during
the Optical League play at Pritchetts, a
Reed was the star during the Bridge
League contests at the Central alleys with
a total of $50 that included finish of
2l9 The Prest-O-Lite and Casualty
leagues also rolled on the Central alleys,
but no 600 counts were recorded.
Don't forget the 200 scratch singles
sweepstakes for men at the Central
alleys and the $50 scratch for the women
at the Hotel Antler drives, over the week
end The entry fee is s1.25 in each
event and covers all charges.