The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-06

H. Hines, with COB, led the In
dianapoliS Church League at the
Fountain Square alleys. Beech
Grove and Edwin Ray won three
times from Fountain Square and
Broadway Baptist, while double wins
were turned in by Beech Grove
Christian and st. Marks, with Cav
airy U. B. and Arnold Bros. the vic
tins.
The Cray family got busy in the Re
formed Church League, Charlie turning in
agGSmEP pa on the honor F0ll by BFil
league, bowling at the Pritchett alleys
Trinitys and Second Reformed No. took
f pl9 games from 1m d61I51a No and
TO Immanual No 2 and First Reformed
with Second Reformed No. Q and Second
Reformed No. l on the losers end.
Cadys, SOB was the only honor count
this loop took shutout victories. Flick
engers eSturgeonS and James winning from
PRa oH6a GlesPies and sher6nrnes
and Norris over Hershmann. Starks and
Arderys.
dividuai scoring in the Petroleum League
at the Illinois. Mid Western. Linco No.
No. 2, Linco No. and Linco No. 3 in two
OF their games.
Francis schmitt found the pocket in the
st. Joan of Arc League at the Uptown
dividaal 6Onors.7 Triple wins we're turned
Fitzgerald Goals and General Tires. Up
town Cleaners, Speaks g. Finn and Hat
scot TTuckng WEI" Won t@ce from ndans
Railroad, while Wonder Bars took a pair
from w. j. Robinson Company.
Indiana Wheel and Rim Co. shut out the
GRAPHIC Products, while double wins were
taken by APPLICABLE Service, Cartwright
Marmon- Harrington, Central Motor Parts
and Auto Equipment in the indianapolis
Agtomotiye League at the, Hotel Annntlers
take the individual lead.
In the Lions Club session at. the Ant
lerS Tails took three in row from Ears,
Names shut out the Teeth, Whiskers took
pair from Claws and Heads twice bested
with the lone honor count of the league.
a $40.
Fangborn, with SAT- led the Exchange
Club League. bowling at the Central alleys
Wright's 500 was the best individual total
of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. and
with 498. These two leagues roll at the
Parkway alleys.
Harry Ochiltree. the usual leader in the
Kiwanis League, .relinquished that honor
to Spring last night With no ,6Oos in
diHidual attempt Of the session.
BochstahlerS took three games from Sell
b f%o W To one all se6Tes spg
Heads. Jones and Ostermeyers winning
from Falls, Lipgincotts, Mitchells, Dayeys
and Rykers. This league bowls at the
Indiana alleys.
Jess Pritchett sr was again head man
alleys. His 653 was the only honor count
posted; No, rs and No: SIS we're three
No. No. !. took the 0da game decision from
for $50 total in the. TTansportation
BTennan . connected for his Second con-
Ss Ali series les we're we're ds ecided Over the two
to one route, with Southern Pacific. Hi
Vile Vile & Nashville taking the winning posi-
tions over the New York Central, Chesa-
peake, & Ohio. Chicago g. Northwestern
The FTateTna d. League went tn through
Mouse Cafe teams taking three in row
from the Indianapolis Toilet and Apron
Supply. and Crown Laundry. Two to ones
were won by SchwegmanS Grocery. Gun
Club and Creme Colds with Teeter's
Grocery. Indiana Bell Telephone and
Breakfast Shop the victims. Milers 6lO
was the high individual series of this
Individual leaders in the Evangelicsl
League session a Pritchetts were: John
Bentley 6l1: Bill Noffke. SOC, and Louie
Koehler. col No team was able to make
tories prevailing Winners were Athletics
indians. Dodgers. Pirates. Giants and Sem
ators.