The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-19

Three more leagues have been added
to those already announced in The
Times Child campaign being
carried on through this column. The
latest leagues to pledge their support
are the 81. Joan of Arc from the Up
town Alleys. Transportation from Pritch-
ett's and the Optical League from the
Indiana. The former league pledged it
self to take care of two COWS and one
girl. while the Transportation and OPP
teal circuits will ciathe one boy each.
This brings the total pledges from
various bowling leagues and pin fol-
lowers TO 10 children.
Last year 20 needy children were
clothed by local bOwlers. but. with a
few more DAYS TO go. il is expected that
this mark will be passed this year.
Chuck Markey, who last night in
the ST. Philip League posted the
city's leading total, a 694, failed
to reach 700 when the $40 split
popped up on him in the ninth
frame of his last game. Games of
2O2. 277 and 2l5 put the youthful
East Slider over fcr his leading
series.
Chuck previously had rolled a 621
in the first half of the league S
schedule on Monday night. and was
subbing on another team last night
when he reached his big count.
Johnny Murphy, who been
going big on the St. Philip alleys
for the last few weeks, was again
in the pocket and wound up with
a 666. Four other FASTENERS in
the league were over 600. Bill Sar-
gent having CAT, Heinie Franz Gil
Ed Sargent COS and John Kiesel
600.
Mckinney for TreaSurers totaled
1854 on games of 976. 1908 and 975
to make a clean sweep of their
series with the CaSady Fuel team.
Falls City Hi-Brus also were triple
winners. their victims being the In
dianapolis Candy & Tobacco Co
Double victories were taken by the
Wooden Shoe Beers and S. & S
Service Station from the NIic-Lis-
McCahin and Kirschner Auto
Service.
Marott Shoe Store and BoweS
Seal Fast teams took triple wins
from the Grenwald Meats and
Happy Wonder Bakers in last
nights session of the Ladies' Social
League at the Hotel Antlers Alleys
Falls City Hi-BruS and MeekerS
Five won a pair each from the Ho-
FaI ct
Nettie Cranes 56S total was the
outstanding individual series of the
evening. Others turning in totals
well over the 500 mark were: Lucy
Court. SOL: Dorothy Finn. 554;
Maize Lathrop. $50; Mary UrmSton
SAT: Bertha Tourney, sac, and Amy
Mcdaniel. $40. A 97l game by the
Lathrop-Moyers featured the team
scoring.
Two 600 series were posted in the
regular session of the Delaware
Recreation League last night. Rice
had $50 for leading honorS, while
KaSSman finished with a $40. Team
results found Sohmitt Insurance, S.
& S. Body and Steel's Shoe Shop
as triple winners over the Quaker
Oils, Old Gold Cigarettes and Coca
Colas. Wheelers Lunch, Brehoh
Service and Skinner Radios won
twice from the Bader Cofees, In
oianapolis Glove Co. and Thomas
Restaurants.
Rudy Stempfel and BIZ Brunot battIed
for the individual honorS OF the Pritchett
Recreation League last night Stempfel
winning out when he finished al COS
against Brunots 500 total Thomas
Restaurant. Universal Beverage SunShins
Cleaners ard 1. S. Ayres made clean
sweeps Of their series. druhbing the
Greens Tavern. Hiboeh-Hollweg. Fendrict
Restaurant and Hilgemeier Packer while
rhe Louie's Tavern team had 70 be salts
ned with q double win over the Dorr
Good Drugs.
Tames again tanned the opposition II
the water Company League. when h