The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-29
BarbaSOlS Run Wild on Runways and Roll
3,343 Total; Many High Scores Registered

In the North Side Business Mems League
at the Parkway alleys. Hill had 606 for
Safety Boosters and this team Vent over
the top for a triple header. Ritz Theater
counted by the same margin while all
other tits registered tW0-to-on dec Slons
in favor of Fire lite PRODUCTS, Silver
Delicatessen and Eagle Creek Nursery over
Fairfield Florist, Prospect Street Gas, and
Earring Theater.
Three-game wins ruled the Mutual Milk
League at the Fountain Square drives
with Whipping Cream and Milk banking
Cream Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese
Drink able to take only one game, from
Cream. The individual scoring was led by
French who raped the naples for 248,
209 and 193 for $50.
The Fountain Square No. 2 League at
the Fountain Square alleys had Lykes
scoring the only three-game win. They
ped the other two by a wide margin, with
their opponents being Jardina Brothers.
The rest Of the scoring found Reas Aces,
Circle City Rubber Works and Motor Ex
change Service being shaded by Robbins,
Polk Milk and Kahls. Mix was high with
COZ and Sippee was close second with
SOB.
The Ointments, Elixers and Ilitins bowed
three times to Dentals, Biologicals and
suffered two-game defeats at the hands
of Tablets. Capsules and Ampoules. in the
E nc League f5e at the P os o fs sZs
and McFeeley was only eight pins short
of this honor with 571.
" King again was king of the Interclub
League at the Pritchett alleys with $40,
and KrutzSinger was second best with 609.
In team play Mercators and Exchange
Exchange Unity and Exchange Service All
other series found Lions Club, Universal
Indians and MUTUAL AnSIa Lqmberman 1nsur-
Club Universal Yanks and Mutual Grain
Dealers.
The result of the stokol League at the
Delaware alleys found odd game series
predomnating this loop Dependabes,
Even Temperatures, EconomicalS and Sub
Stokostats. Automatics. Effcients and
Hydraulics. Fiddler sandwiched a 163 be-
tween a pair of 200 games. but managed
to remain high point man with 566.
The United Mutual Life Insurance
Ladies League at the Illinois alleys had
Craigites and Hortonettes while Sugar
Jumps banged the Slam Bang five around
twice.
The Window Trimmers took a three
game trimming from the Washers in the
VIM. H. Block League at the Illinois al
captured a double header from Third Floor
and Fifth Floor. Lawrence counted 223
in his final game to score a 584 to lead
this league. The Railways took the last
game from the Fields in the Federal
League at the Illinois alleys in the only
series of this loop Agents will roll later.
Sutherland was best with 512.
In the IpaIco League at the Illinois
alleys Fourth Floor claimed the only three
game win and it was from Line Depart
ment. Mill Street No. l collected a twin
hill from Morris Street in the only games
that were completed Fifth Floor and
Third Floor had no opponents. For high
point honors Shanks and Branson had
close race with the former nosing out the
latter by one pin. 571 to $40.
Three teams of the HAYNES Stellte Com
panv of Kokomo were entertained by the
Prest-O-Lite League at the Central alleys
last night in a match game. The Indian
apolis teams won two out of three from
the Kokomo BOYS. with Resener best for
the visitors counting a 610 and Farrell
high for Indianapolis with $50. The
Prest-O-Lite team will Journey to Kokomo
for a return match at future date.
The three bowlers who will oppose Joe
Falcaro at the Uptown alleys are ''Stubby',
Beck at 2:So next Sunday afternoon. The
first in a series of match games by the
former worlds champion match game
bowler. will start tonight at the Delaware
alleys at $50.