The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-14

+, individual three game total Of the
season in the Industrial circuit.
Ray Chrisney Of the Elks League,
bowling at the Hotel Antlers alleys,
took city-wide runner-up honors Of
the evening with a 662 series, games
OF 1913, 215 and 249 putting him over.
One other 600 total appeared in this
league, LorenZ Weissman connecting
for 623.
The La Fendrichs swamped the
Bailey's Insurance with triple vic
tory, Mobilgas shut out the No. 8's
in their series, White Furniture
trounced the Heidenreich Florists,
8 to 0, and the Clevengers took an
odd game decision from the Smith
g. Youngs.
The Universal League, led by Phil
Bisesi's 658 series, produced eight
honor totals during their evenings
pastiming at the Pritchett alleys.
Bisesi assembled his total with
games of 203, DAB and 212, and, with
the aid of 610 from Doc Click, put
the Dutch Masters in position to
make a cleansweep of their series
with the Fadley Birrs. Riley was
the outstanding individual on the
flosing squad, with a 634.
The Louie's Tavern, aided by
pair of 671s by Schier and Schoch,
won twice over the Heidenreich
Florists. Sutphin's 624 kept the Flor
lists in the running. Log Taverns
won two from the Sterling Tavern,
Gene Ruff posting a 606 for the
winners, while Hargon, with 63l,
featured for the losers. Blue Point
Services were double winners over
the Eagle Greek Nursery, and the
Folks Milk team took the odd game
from the Vollmer Meats, no 600s
appearing in either series.
Six individuals of the Printing
Crafts League, bowling at Pritch-
ett's, passed the 600 mark in last
nights session, while four FASTENERS
neared the mark, with totals in the
500 class. John FehrS 632 series
was the best total shown. Jack Col
vim had GLIB, Butch Xix GIT, Monkey
610, Roy Mawson COG and Reynolds
600. Those stopping in the 590s
were Jack Innis, Les Koelling, Ed
Ten Eyck and Borman. In the
team play Thomas Restaurants, Ad-
vance Electroype and Cornelius
Printing won twice over the Sterling
Tavern, ROLES Printing and APP
Assn. TIE Bingham Rollers, who
were unopposed, posted a 1882 game
during their series.
Buckner and Nordholt were IN a close
race for the individual honors of the
G. D. Kenny League. the former winning
out with 5SS total one pin better than
fees and Jack Frost Sugars won three
games from the Domino Sugar and Kenco
e Sse from The the PaFkSa go Teas abped
bowls at the Delaware Recreation Alleys.
West Michigan-st Branch won three
times from the 1rvington Branch for the
only cleansweep in last nights session of
the Fletcher Trust League at the Central
Branch won twice from the South Side
Branch and Main Office. Dittrich took
the individual scoring honors. with 628
series.
The Freezers froze out the Ice team with
q trio Of wins, Iron Firemen crushed the
Fuels scorched the RefrgeTators f Twice 'f IN
their series. All this happened in the
Polar P Ice and Fuel League session at the
total. led the individual high scoring.
Two members of the Parkway Recrea-
ton League passed the 500 mark during
last nights ,pastiming at the Parkway
alleys. Matthews had a 621 and Dit
rich sos. While all other winners were
Worreh Cleaners could do no better than
win two from the Fairfield Florists. Triple
winners were Hoosier Petes. Bakers
who used the .Acme-Monon Goals. Beach
g. Arthurs, GarIick Theaters and Rob
erts Milk as their shutout victims.
himself 5s8 leading total In nth the Pos ls
League at the Fountain Square alleys. All
scores. Daisies, Pansies, Roses and Lilies
winning from Tulips. Sunhowers. Lilacs
and Geraniums.
The st. Catherine League. produced four
individuals in the 500 class during its
weekly session at the Fountain Square
and Goebes, with sOss followed. W Weber
M MI: and Sauters Tavern turned in triple
TiTIoEleI F over the he, 1homan Shoes and
Machines and Fountain Square FurnitureS
won twice from the Trefy's Inn and
Hurrle teams.
The M: c.. Mescalls of the st. Philip
a a1Ss nights bs session at the East side
EFFORT OF the season and aided the Mas
e G,a to q triple win over the Sterling
out route. the Rosners Pharmacy taking
the triple beating. Lyons Pharmacy and
IA h6aHe RsrHh insurance took two each from
B saTgenf ano who Pi' on ruei EieS
night went over the 700 mark in the No.
Il; league ed last nights individual scoring
the line with 612 series. Several al teams ANS
in this league caught up with their |
schedule, rolling off postponed games, |
with 600 totals. Bfl Ittenbach had a 6S6.
Eddie Hornberger $40, and Charlie Har-
bison, a 613.
John Barrett and Joe Michaens fought |
It out for the individual honors in the L. |
3, Ayres League. Barrett nosing out |
$50 sere STEIN ocbs W Ron h fbsp o on1
Shutout victory of the session at the |
Pritchett alleys, winning three from the |
the Belnord Shirts. Grunows. AMC Shirts
ana Lavico Products their victims being |
the Estate Ranges. Society Brand, Knox |
Hats and Elgin Watches.
Ley led the mems division of the Real |
SIX mixed league with 500 series. while |
with 494 total. Gulley Brushes. Gutter
snipes and Indians made clean sweeps of |
their series. defeating the Head Hunters |
Hot Shots and Alley Rats.
The name of Christensen was outstand-
ing as the Diamond Chain Leagues went |
through their PAGES at the Pritchett ALLEYS |
Christensen led the scoring in the mems |
league, getting a $50 Cotters and Side |
Plates took two games each frori the Pins
and Offsets. In the ladies' lea que. Rivets
won three times over the Office Christen- |
sen leading the individualists with a 433
score.
Mrs. Lee was the outstanding Individual
in the Women Golfers League at the |
Parkway alleys, SOC total giving her the |
honor. Highland No. ! won three times
over the Country Clnh No I the LIioh- |