The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-02

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( hu reds to total 563. the best score
Of re losing quintet. Blue Point
Service topped the scoring Of the
Vollmer Meats in two of their
games. a 628 by Hendricks of the
winners and Bill Weigels SGT for
the losers featuring the series.
Heidenreich Florists did not have
a member near the 800 mark, a $50
by Pete Clements being the closest
approach. They opposed the Polk
Sanitary Milk FASTENERS, who had
S. Smith at $40 to feature their
three-game victory.
With Charlie Tyner leading with
a CAB, five members of the Printing
Crafts League reached 600 during
the play of this league at the
Pritchett alleys. Les Koelling, who
had dropped from the spotlight dur
ing the past week, again came to
life and smacked out his fourteenth
honor count of the present season,
using two double century games to
total 635. John Fehr put a trio of
two hundreds together to total $50,
while Weimer and Middaw we're
over with GAS.
The APP Association shut out the
Sterling Taverns in their series,
ROLES Printing Company took two
from Bingham Rollers, Indianapolis
Star twice bested the Advance Elec-
trotypes and Thomas Restaurants
nosed out the Cornelius Printing,
two to one.
No 600 totals were posted in the
weekly session of the Elk's League
az the Hotel Antlers alleys, a 562 by
Harm taking the individual honors.
Triple victories we're taken by the
Clevengers, Smith g. Young and
Heidenreich Florists, with the No.
8's, Mobilgas and Bailey's Insurance
being the Shutout victims. White
Furnitures won a brace from La
Fendrichs.
Laxen, with 618, and T. Carr, with !
6C5, were the outstanding individu-
ais in the Parkway Recreation
Lea. ,ue at the Parkway alleys.
tt ree-game victories were taken |
by the Roberts Milk and Farm |
Bureau over the DR.. Chambers and |
Fairfield Florists, while double wins |
were registered by the Kingan 81 |
Co., Beach g. Arthur and Ritz Tav-
ernS, with the Acme Monon Coal |
Company, Garrick Theater and |
HooSier PeteS assuming the roles
of victims.
The only bowler in the intermediate
League to reach 500 was Hale. who used
wins we're chalked up by Uptown |
Tavern. Eastern Coal Company and Enos
Coal Company, their losing opponents be-
and Arthur Schultz Furniture. E. Johnson
Coal Company took the odd game from
Coca Colas.
For the third straight week. Thibodeau
carried of the individual scoring honors in
the Real Silk League. His 5S2 topped all
Prit H: O Alleys shutoDt Victories were
won by the Alley Rats and Head Hunters
in their series with the Hot Shots and
Guttersnipes. The Indians won the rubber
game from Gulley Brushes.
Country Club No. l and Highland No.
were we, , outstanding in the regular Sc: SESSION of
victories from the Country Club No. and
Highland No i took pair from the
Broadmoor No. l. while the Country Club |
No. bowlad without opposition. Mrs. Lee, |
with 5S7, carried of individual honors
Haussman posted a SOB in the Diamond |
Chain League to top all other individual |
session at the Pritchett alleys, show the |
Side Plates as triple winners over the |
Cotters. Offsets winning pair from Pins.
and Bushings taking the odd game from
Rollers.
Only one flower seemed to withstand
league Lea took ea the asSs az the F99ny
tain Square. Moore uprooted everything
m a HaeP i7s n foT f1 gs the out st
count of the season in this league. of
n roy names Daisies aisle ana Roses took to
and Pansies Geraniums and Tulips won
two. apiece from the Sun Flowers and
Lilies.
Joe Michae,is crashed through 9Th his
5si. ' which was -S easily 0 the outstanding
Team a scoring Showed the Belnord Shirts
and Estate Ranges as triple EVIL winners Ha tc over
s as Gr uTrSR insBochs and socetS
Brand won twice from Maytag Washers,
Knox Hats ana AMC SnlrtS.
Scoring in the Citizens Gas Company
League at the Uptown Alleys took a de-
Odsd slump so last night not mot M.r bowler Ts5
4sl which carried off the individual
honors. Three teams took shutout
victories. the Main Office No. S. Prospect
Prospect No. Z, Prospect No. and Distri-
button NJ. 2. double victory was taken
BY D Is t ibuti on No in the series with
For the third straight week, H. Wheeler
dustrial League bowling at the Indiana
alleys. Last night. Wheeler reached 604,
to easily outdistance all other opponents.
much in vogue in this league, Inland Con-
tainer, Presto Lite No. l, indianapolis
Screw Products. Indianapolis Railways and
from Presto Lite No. ?. Maccabees, Circle
Engraving. Shell Gas and Meier Packing.
Bixbys. and Indianapolis News took two
each from Indianapolis News Circulation
and Indiana Provisions.
Dittrich's $50 was the best individual
the Central IL south Side took three from
Irvington. while West Mlchigan and Main
and West Streets.
with the aid Of 24s game Hale tOtsIed
er in the Polar Ice and Fuel League.
Team results Of this league, bowling at
the Central alleys showed Fuels as triple
winners over Freezers. Refrigerators TAX
ing a pair from Cubes. Ices twice down
ing the Iron F1remen and Picks winning
the odd game from Hooks.
Three TO nothing we're taken BY the In
land Battery Company and Sinclair Re-
1ning Company from the Eagle Machines
and Ellis Trucking Company in the Auto
motive League at the Illinois alleys. Double
victories were taken by Beard Brake Serv
ice and State Auto Insurance. with the
outlaws and Citizens Motor Car on the
losing end Smiths $50 was the leading
individual total