The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-16

oS4, anu Argus was close second
with $50.
Bob Hughes led the Universal League
with GA at Pritchetts. but his team
Berkie's Lunch gave him no support and
they dropped the entire series to Bud
Weiser Beer. Manila Cafe, Polk Milk and
Gem Coal were given two-game Iacing
by Dutch Master Cigars. Bittrich Meats
ana Barkeepers Friends. Other 500 scores
were P. Smith 633. Tizzes GIG. "A. Menges
Allen Spencer walked away with all
honors Of the Automotive League at the
Illinois alleys with 1888. 237 and 224 for
694 to put the Inland Battery across three
times over National Refining Kehl was
best for the losers with 619. The remain
route with Harmony Five. Gibson Co.
Capitol Ice. Auto Equipment and Citizens
Packard victors over Citizens Studebaker
Eagle Machine. Sinclair Refining, Point
Service Shop and c. H. Wallerich Co.
In the Crown Laundry League at the
registered by Rough Dry Miraciean and
Homeway from Wet Wash Jewel and
Thrifty R. Morris and Ward ran close
race for honors SID and SIT.
In the State House League at Indiana
alleys three game setbackS were ad-
No. 3 and Highway Engineers. The re-
mairino contests were two for No /.
auditors and Gross Income Tax and one
for No. 3. Game Wardens and HIGHWAY
Testing Individual leader was Fachinger
with $50
Engineering. Meta. Shop and Time STUDY
Tool Room and Material in the Chevrolet
League 1T the Indiana alleys Powers was
singles leader with 6os.
Dan Abbott is still setting a dizzy pace
IN his bowling efforts his latest being 6f9
nwsre, alleys for the Emerson Theeter five
tn helm blank the Norman Coal. The
victor Pharmacy took a pair from Harsh
man Meats.
In the Polar Ice and Fuel League at
the Delaware drives. the Ice froze out the
Iron Frema1 three tires the F St
stevens topped the Scoring with 5s5
Hoosier Pete scored a sbut-out over
at the Parkway alleys The remaining
contests were decided two to one in favor
Brea worpe 4 Rac FsT nd
Arthur ovar Acme Coal. Electronies Sterl-
ing PRINTING. DR.. Chambers and Roberts
Milk. P. Sylvester had SIT for high.
In the Flks League at the Antlers alleys
Bill Rurrett with SEQ and Fitzel with 638
put the Cooks Goldbiume team over for
reich Flowers M0b1gas and Pritchett No
! sent the Pritchett No and Louie's
"a Fendrich copped a couple from Bailev's
Insurance. Hayes had the only other $780,
this COL.
The Main Office scored a three game win
in the Fletcher Trust League at the Cen
trail alleys. the remaining contests result
Michigan and Irvington Branches over
Broad Ripple and West Street Branches.
R. George led this loop with 583.
Fire lite. Products punched on. three
game count in the Intermediate League at
the Uptown alleys. This came at the
Sales featured the same series from Gen.
tury Tire. Coca Cola Nos ! and were
thrown for "a a twyo-gaame loss by E Johnson
high point man with 628.
Hurrle with 500 for Lauck helped these
times. while Trefy's Inn, schuster Coal
and Fountain Square Furniture were good
tor only o ore game from Ihiee Shirt
in the ST. Catherine League at the Foun-
tain Square alleys.
rounta hs squ Fsn aeys the se c6Re Il led b B
Danna with 6o4, we're able TO whiteWash
the, Gas team. Screens Holders. No,
from Boilers Tars Nc and Ammonias
No. 2
Mains Engines and Pushers won tbs odd
game from Cranes Motors and Ovens
while Meters scored shut out over drips
in the Citizens Gas No League at Foun-
tain Square alleys. Individual scoring
was led by Russell with s64.
Lefty Lee. The Times bowling writer
and fishing authority has been removed
TO St. Francis hospital. He is in a seri-
GUS condition and no visitors will be per-
mitted TO call. Lefty underwent a jor
operation several weeks ago and was
thought to be on the road to recovery
until complications set in recently. His
friends will be notified when he becomes
strong enough TO receive visitors.