The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-17

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Press three times
Other contests were decided two
to one, Potter Coal and Material
and the Indianapolis Office and
Supply defeating the Bowes Seal
Fast and Coca Cola.
Featured scoring was produced in
the Pritchett Recreation League,
with six of the boys well over the
600 mark. G.. Smith took the
honors with a count of 667. Sci
fried, Stempfell, K. 'Koelling, Bates
and Halman had scores of 500, 618,
GA, 500 and SOB.
In team play, Stuck Coal Com
pany, Thomas Restaurant and
Raab Custom Tailors BANKED the
Sunshine Cleaners, Business Furni-
ture and Kraker Sweet Shop, while
the Freebooter Baking and the
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
took the odd game from Budweiser
Beer and Dickens Cleaners.
In the Rose Tire Ladies Social League
the Jack c. Carr team was the only
squad to win three games. Mausner Beer
suffered this loss. With Mayer, Miller,
kagel and Burning having scores of $40,
SIG, SIG and 504 the Boards Brake
Service took the odd game from Bowes
Seal Fast team. Eva Dawson and B.
Meyer were best for the losers with games
of 52S and 518 Tourney and Alexander
supplied the reason for Marotts' Shoe
teams two-game victory over the Fox Jail
out scored by the Folks Milk team. but
were able to take two games from them.
other high individuals scores were:
connoy 2'G 52 s DER 5o8 and Bro IeS
sos.
The Tuesday Night Ladies League play
at the .Pritchett alleys found Hsug in
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high scores were: Meyer, 525: McAnly,
$40; G. Rudbeck, 5O7 Lutz, sos Brewer,
SOL; weathers 10. 49, M Nv Wue zdl and
scoring found the Phoenix Press and the
Van Camp Milk taking all three from D.
Allen No y and Queen Shop Fountains.
two-to-one margins.
teams will Journey to Shelbyville Satur-
day night for match game. This should
be match game worth going to see.
The Indiana Brewers Incorporated and
the Indiana Club Beers have posted a
prize of paying the city tourney entry fee
to the two teams having the highest
three-game total in the Hitler Office Supply
League that bowls at the Central alleys
on Tuesday night. The prizes last night
were won by the Loose Leafs and the
File Cabinets. I also have been informed
that this league has seven of its eight
teams entered in the city tournament.
Hussing and r. Smith led individuals with
654 and 63S last night.
In the Dairy Mems League at the
Pritchett. alleys last night p Gray was
IN grand form. He had games Of 2O4
201, 22S for total of 628 Team play
resulted in a three-game win for East
End Cottage Cheese and Schlosser Eggs
In the Community League at the Up
town alleys, Auto Radiator was the only
team to win three games. Goodrich was
the victim. Other contests were two
out-of-three verdicts for st. Patricks
GlrcIe City Rubber Works and Frank
Hatfield from Indiana Asphalt, Goldsmith
Sales and Meier Coal Company. Dorsey
had his strike ball working and as
result he counted for a score of GAO with
games of 223. 20s. 2l5. Smith was next
Brunot was the best in the Com
team mate. Wray the Central States team
was able to annex all three from Kingan
ana Co: Citizen Gas took three from
Pure Oil. while the lockwood squad was
only able to win two from Abels Fink