The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-10
Mary MacKinnOn Scores 628;
Bob Darnaby Also Is Star

Hoosier Optical also laid the Fall City
Beer team away three times as Schlltz
and sos to double up on Kaiser Tire Serv-
ice. Newman Candy will roll later.
In the Fountain Square Recreation
League at the Fountain Square alleys
Sauters' Tavern watched Euler. Stevenson
and SchOCh with 63l 6l8 and SOP walk off
with a pair of games Bob Haagsma was
pest Tor the losers WITH 00S Les koe snds
which consisted of six straight DIFFERING
Litzelman Coal and Indianapolis Towel
set backs to Goldsmith Sales and Beard S
Brake Service Silver Edge Beer had
no opponents, but secured the high team
total of the evening with 3077. Other
500 scores were. Arnold and Haslup. 643
Mounts. 636, Gandof. 628 Mathews 613:
Tedrowe and Bisesl, $40; Kiefer. 607;
Danna. COS. Wuensch, SOB. and Baker, 500.
Carl Hardin was back on the main track
with 66l in the Postoffice League at the
Pritchett alleys, after going on siding
three ruling was good with the odd game
going TO Illinois Street Station and Three
Trlppers over City Case and Sub Carriers
The Optical League at the Pritchett
alleys found the list headed by Kenyon
with 6O7 and this gave his Continental
Optical the entire series from SOftlte
Lenses. Block optical also sent the Univis
BlfCCals away without a game as Optome-
trlsts counted for a twin bill from Fox
Optical
The Construction League at the
Pritohett alleys found the Hart Oh
Peters Iron Works calcimined BY W. P
ungclaHs. Brant Bros. and Domestic and
Industrial Insulators Johnson Mas and
4 c. Ent Materials took the odd game
from Railroad Building and Loan and Mil
smith was best with SIS and Ed clemens
next with sos
s.. Joan of Arc League at the Uptown
alleys had three sessions resulting in
three-game wins. General Tire Missouri
winners and MsuSner Beer Pittman Rice
Coal and Barrett Coal we're the losers A
tWo-game decision ruled for Duffy's Malt
PRODUCES and Davey Optical from Walter
c. Kelly Builder and NJ. H Farrell
Granite. Lang was individual leader wi.h
b42 and second place went to J. Sweeney
with 629.
Three 20 nothing results were turned in
ware alleys. Winners we're Scott Trucking.
Plttman-Rice Coal over Penn Coal. Block
Optical. Flnneran Grocery and Hoosier
Optical. S. Kernel headed the last with
The Dependables squad was the only
team 70 make q complete sweep. in the
ware alleys. Their victim was Even Tenn
peratureS. Eficients and SubStantials
managed 10 slide through for one game
from Automatics and Economicals. Haynes
was head man with $50.
In the United Mutual Life Insurance
Mems League at the Illinois alleys Ordi-
nary Life found the sle6ing tough and as
result they dropped three to Morified Life
20 Pay Life emerged victorious twice from
Family Income. 20-Yesr Endowment had
no opponents Vollett led with ST..
Indiana polls dates for the state tou-na-
ment ST p. Wayne are as follows April
q. 10 teams, April IS - teams snd Nav
:. = teams Get YOUR entry N early to
secure the date that YOU desire.
In the Prest-O-Lite League at the
Central alleys last night the Torches won
TWO from the Acetvlenes and Pyrafax took
two from the Generators. Farrell was
high with SIS
IN the Casualty and Surety League at
the Central alleys the Underwriters Ad-
JuSt!ng made a grand slam on the West
ern Adjustment New Amsterdam downed
National Bureau twice and Inspection
Bureau annexed a pair from the Stone
Stafford and stone team. The Hoosier
CaSuslty rolled series of 75T 7le and 67e
and the Aetna team Will roll against these
scores later. Gray OF Inspection Bureau
rolled 8 2s4 game.