The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-09
Bob Hughes Is Tops Over All
With High Pin Count of 748

Krebs with 635. Remaining con-
tests resulted in a triple win for
c. E. Pauley from ROLES Printing
and a double win for Kautsky A
C.'s over Pivot City Inks.
In the American Central Life
league at the Pritchett alleys, T
Morris with 633, was the reason Odd
Life could not win game from
o. L. G. o. Twenty Pay Life had K
Koelling with 600 to cop two games
from Joint Life, while Ten Year
Terms won by the same margin
from Twenty Year Endowment.
Three to nothing victories ruled
for the majority of the teams of the
Bankers League. Union Trust
Bankers Specials and team No. 8
whitewashed Indiana Trust, team
No. 4 and team No. l, as Indiana
National and team No. 2 took the
odd game from Indiana National
No. 5 and team No. 6. George Babe
was best with Gal.
The final game between LaFen-
drich Cigars and Mobilgas was a
thriller in two ways. For the in
dividual feat Clifton and Pearse
staged a real battle. Clifton left
the five pin in the fifth frame to
score a 279, while Pearse also
stopped in the fifth frame to leave
the 3-6 setup and go all the way for
277. Clifton had POI and 208 to go
with that high count for 688 while
Pearse had 1866, 165 and 277 for 608
Mobilgas fired a 1850 to win the
last game from LaFendrich, who
had 1,036. Hayes had 600 even for
the latter to help gain the odd
game from the former. Burnett
with $50 for Cooks Goldblume was
too much for Pritchett No. pastim-
ers and they dropped the entire
contest, as Pritchett No. l and
Lourie's Tavern were allotted one
game by Bailey Insurance and
Heidenreich Flowers. These games
were in the Elks league at the
Antler alleys.
Russ Miller was the high point man
alleys when he let loose a $40 for the
Citizens Studebaker to gain the odd game
from from AZ AUTO Equipment who had Parsons
to National Refining and Point Service
Station, with the Citizens Packard and
Saintclair delivering the goods C. H. Wall
eflch Won couple from Gibson Co.
The Polar Ice and Fuel League resulted
in two out of three wins for Fuel and
Ice over Iron Fireman and Refrigerators
was best with $50.
team s HVa nca hS Fa s aPd sg to B
Furniture, while Al Bottin had s25 for
the same Inn Ray TO No $50 e totss Tere So
BY the Wizard Machine team, but they
s took the ~. entire e., series from Thoman
by Weber Milk in the St. Catharine League
at the Fountain Square alleys.
In the Citizens Gas League No. ? at the
Fountain Square alleys, Mains had no
pity on Motors and the latter was swamped
three three times Dips and and Meters lost the
ers and Ovens: Huddleson led individual
scoring with SAL
The Citizens Gas No. League found
the Cokes and Cranes drubbing the Sui
pilates and Engines three times. Gas
and Boilers let the first game go to Am
moniss and Tars. W. Emery was the
high man with 500 and Hanna ran a close
second with $50.
Kuhn shot 2O3, 221 and 212 for 63s in
the Fletcher Trust League at the Central
| alleys to give his team. the South Side
Branch, the necessary support TO win a
pair of games from West Street Branch
/ West Michigan Street Branch won all
three games from Iryington Branch. while
Main Ohice annexed twin bill from
Broad Ripple.
Hoosier Pete handed the swenzer Cafe
| five three blanks in the Parkway League
at the Parkway alleys. All other con-
| tests turned out two to one in favor Of
! Sterling Printing DR.. Chambers Dentists
Worren Cleaners. Beach and Arthur and
Acme Monon Coal Company from Garrick
/ Theater, Wash-Rite Laundry Farm
Bureau. Electronics and Roberts Milk
Kuhns was best With GOT.