The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-04
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee

George Glib Smith led the
boWlers of the city last night with
a 662 on games of 224, 233 and 205.
His Raab Bros. Custom Tailors had
no opponents in the Pritchett Re-
creation League at the Pritchett
alleys. Guntz had a 631 for the
Freebooter Baking, while their OPP
ponents, the BudWeiser Beer, had
Weimer counting for the same score,
but the former was able to capture
the odd game from the latter.
Mitchell of the Thomas Restau-
rant five fired 608. With this
total and good support this team took
a couple from the Business Fur
niture despite the 626 of Morn. Coca
Cola had Eskridge pounding the
NAPLES for 636 to cop two from
Berkie's Lunch, who had Miller
coming through for a 615 for the
losers.
The packers League closed its
season of bowling with a, sweep
stakes last night at the Illinois
alleys. Horace Jones led the scoring
of this affair with a 634. Second
place went to Herb Meier with GOT.
and third place to Bill Monahan
scoring a COG.
.Ahearn, counted SGT in the P. R.
Mallory League at the Illinois alleys. but
this was the first time in many weeks
that ne failed to lead this loop Hueber
took the honors with a 6O6, and this
Electric, going down in defeat twice at the
hands of the Elkonodes. The Volume
Controls was the only team of this league
70 make clean sweep, and this was
| from Elkonites. The remaining series re-
| suited in double win for Ford Valves
| over Yaxley.
Bradley scored a GIG for the Brehob
Auto Service in the Delaware League at
the Delaware alleys. but the old support
/ set to Old Gold Cigarettes. who had Grady
/ with that needed count of 6l5. Roe, with
634, led this league and also was the
reason the S. & S. Body and Fender ad-
minlStered three-game setback to Coca
Goa. remaining contests found Steele
Shoe shop and Sterling Beer registering
Herman Schmitt Insurance. One other 600
total prevailed. Schlinz had COL.
In the Court House League at the
| Delaware alleys, the Courts was the only
/ team to win all three games. and this
was from the Union Title. heated ses-
sion was found between the Surveyors
and the Treasurers. The latter had
| Buses with a 6l3 and Hungate with a
COL, but they dropped double header
evening with a 638 count and the AS
| SCISSORS scored twice from the Sheriffs,
who had James with 6O2.
Indiana Asphalt and Auto Radiator
won. all three from Frank Hatfield and
G9d@R the sa Upown s tRs ef Mes
| Coal managed to down the Circle City
| Rubber Works two times. St. Pats and
| Goodrich Tires viii roll later. Individual
scoring fell below par and 500 by
/ Fergan was high. For single game Johns
had 2s6 and F. Weber 2S4.
In the Hitler Office Supply League at
| the Central alleys Desks and Safes we're
given three-game setbacks by Loos Leafs
| and Chairs Tompkins with Sol had
plies. as File Cabinets was counting the
same way from RotospeedS.
Gntner Specials looked at three blanks
handed them by the Abels Fink Auto
Company. and a el6 by McAllen. Jsrhoe
landed a 61S total to put the lockwood
| bill from Indiana polls News. Citizens Gas
| annexed two from Central States Envelope
in the Commercial League at the Parkway
alleys.
Two-out-of-three ruled the Gyro League
at the Parkway alleys. with team No.
| and No. winning the first game and
| then dropping the next two. Team No. 5
| was twice winner from team No. /. Paul
| Crosier continued with his A. B. G. ball
1 when he LED this loop with a 564
| Two teams scored shutouts in the Tues
day Night Ladies League at the Pritchett
| alleys. Van Camp Milk and Northern
Beach Pool won al three from East End
Dairy and Ability Plating Works Re-
naming tits resulted in two-out- three
wins for Silver's DelicatesSen, Phoenix
| Press. G. Young Dentist. Chas. H. Frank
! and w. Rose, over Queen Shop Fountain.
Addressograph. E. Carter No. IL L. Baker
! tied for the individual scoring honors with