The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-17
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You have been hearing from Ed Stew
EMS enson lately With small 500 totals but
at the Fountain Square alleys he bios
somed with 222, 248 and 247 for TIT to
lead all bowlers of the city. His team,
Goldsmith Sales THhe DIFFERING -Litzel-
man Coal captured the team honors for
the city in last nights 0dS play with 32IS
Scoring found Red Mounts It's setting the he
pace With $40. Tedrowe had $685. Baker,
644; Wuench, 500, and Pierson, 597. but
and Apron and Silver Edge Beer came
through with the odd game from DR..
Pepper and Boards Brake Service. Other
622 and Hill, SOC.
Barbasols again took the spotlight in the
ing S,I1O. with Hueber, 6s4; Fulton, 626;
Johnson and Fox. 61s. and Fehr 612. The
shaving cream team was easy winners
Burns best with SIG. : For Fall City
Beer Jack Hunt pounded 663 and Rob-
erson 600 even to annex a pair from
COS high. Jess Pritchett, with 635, led
the Jones-Maley club to q double win
over Elks Boosters, while Hoosier Coffee
Helen Kritsch flashed a 254 in her final
game for 500 total to top the scoring
aey ae R coaT opSsd aef pyt B5
Helens and the Mausner Beed hit a
Set Set from Coca Cola. Jack G Carr was
triple Win and this was from McGaw
Insurance. Remaining contests resulted
two out of three in favor of Boards
Brake Service. Fox's Jail Birds and S. &
S. Service from Real Silk, Julian Gold
totals 'o We're @o Finn IN g32 hea, 557 Alex
ander, SAB Weise, Sal; Girth, 534; Osthe
mier and Coney. 512. and Burnett SOB.
Frehn Bros. and Hart Oil Burners were
handed three zeroes by Rail Road Build
ing and Savings and H C. Ent Material
as W. J. Jungclaus Company and Geiger
and Peters won two from Domestic and
Industrial Insulators and Johnson Ma IS
no opponents. In singles play Bill Tarrant
led with $40 in the Construction League
at the Pritchett alleys.
The Avalon League at Pritchetts result
ed in a two out of three decision in favor
Of Drivers, Irons, Traps and Stymies over
Roughs. Puts. Divots and Caddies. Coval
led this loop with SAT.
The Central States Envelope League at
the Pritchett drives had Coins dropping
their series to Baronials while Catalogs
mercials. Wray was best with 5S7.
Carl Hardin still remained the lndlVld-
ual leader of the Postoffice League at the
Pritchett alleys last night, but he. had a
little competition when Schier fired 613
to SAB by Carl. Team play finished with
Three Trippers ever Illinois Street Sta
ton and Four Trippers.
The optical League also featured a
two-out-three verdict with two games for
Univis Bifocals and Block Optical, and
one game for Continental Optical and
E. j. Fox was head man with SOC.
Only two sets were completed in the
Casualty and Surety League at the
having having Mccain ssn wi" with 6o7 to 1O put them
across for the odd game from Hoosier
Casualty as National Bureau was count
lng the same way trGm 0aoe[ bd
opponents. but the latter had Cleaver
flashing the league leading total of 642.
M H Farrell Granite was the only
team able to come across for three
game triumph. and this was from Pitt
man Rice Coal. Mausner Beer, Walter
won two from Barrett Coal, State Auto
Insurance and Duffys Malt Products.
Missouri & Pacific rolled without OPP
and Hageman and Fussenegger were close
with 5S3 and $50, in the St. Joan of Arc
League at the Uptown alleys.
In the K. of c. League at the Del
aware alleys Scott Trucking was the only
team to come through with a three-game
win and this was from Fmneran Grocery.
quinn Grocery. Hoosier Optical and Pitt
man Rice Coal trounced the Penn Coal
J. J. Blackwell and Son and Block Optical
twice. H. Click was singles leader with
5s6.
The Illinois alleys and the Delaware
alleys will stage a match game series to-
morrow at 2:30 with four teams from each
Of these two houses bowling at the
Illinois alleys