The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-07
Philly Ace Shoots 738 and
Helps Berghoffs Take Three

best for the losers with a 900 even.
Falls City Beer went down three
times in defeat, given them by New
man Candy. Phillips and McIntire
hit 608 and COL for the winners.
John Blue, with a series of 665,
aided the Coca Cola team in taking
the odd game from HooSier Optical,
while the remaining session found
Bill Bowen counting a 654 for PhariS
Tires, winning from Mausner Beer
by the same margin.
Jones-Maley rolled without opponents in
the City League at the Antlers in last
nights play and individual totals shot by
e WG rs seck U coced gH 5 SIS ana
Jess Pritchett geo. The team m ma g8S
o MADE S a caap P" sweep SO 81 the An9
Alley Five Ray Chrisney found the pocket
for GAS for the Elks Boosters, but this
had had Mahoney registering a 6o4 The re-
naming tilt found Hoosier Coffee count
ing three losses handed them by Indiana
Wheel and Rim due to 626 by Burns
and a COZ by Burnett
Bowes Seal Fast featured the scoring
in the Block optical Ladies League at
the Pritchett alleys when they pounded
843. Bunch, Meyer, Dawson and Johns,
with 564 $50. $50 and 551, supplied the
reasons for this wonderful team total, and
from Julian Goldman Union Store. Fox S
Jail Birds scored the only other three
game win and this was from Kingsbury
Beer, All other series were won over the
two-to-one route in favor of Coca Cola,
Marott Shoe Store, S.. & S. Service and
Jack G. Carr from Real Silk. Mausner
Service. Other high totals We're Finn,
with the league leading total of $40;
Marks. SAT; Osthemeir. SAG; McAnly, 543;
WfSman 5 55 Rgirn ?G Rsnks ?2g
aii Block GisS Optical lea team trounced Scott
TF otoF Of three the times Of eF tie a gny triple
Kernel scored 638 for the winning team
and led individual scoring. Penn Coal.
shaded by Pittman-Rice Coal, j. ]. Black
we'll and Son and Hoosier Optical. Games
were rolled at the Delaware alleys.
Three-game wins held the major hand
alleys, with Hydraulics Even Temperatures
and Automatics winning from Depend
ables, Efficients and Economicals. The
other series had Substantials losing twice
to the Specials. Hoffman was high with
All contests of the United Mutual Life
INSURANCE Mems League at the Illinois
three-game wins, with deferred Annuity,
Modified Life and Twenty-Year- EndoW-
Paw s3e iffs to and Famyv L 4
evening.
Joan of Arc League at the Uptown alleys
to J. Sweeney with 6o2. In team team play
General G, Tire, ,PPittman Rice Coal and
Mausner Beer and Missouri Pacific, while
state auto insurance and Walter G.
Kelly Builders scored twice from NJ H.
In the Casualty and Surety League at
the Centraf alleys, New Amsterdam was
game win at the expense Of Stone, Stat
ford & Stone. Natinal Bureau, Under
writer's Adjusting and Aetna Casualty
aooseT cPa a frQ and WRestaS9
ment. Otto led the singles with q SAB
with Tucker next in line with Sal.
Carl Hardin again came to the front
in the Postoi ece League at the Pritchett
drives with 664. and this gave his team,
the Three Trippers. a double header over
Sub Carriers winning a twin bill from
Illinois Street Station.
The optical League at the Pritchett
alleys had Continental Optical defeated
three times by Fox Optical Block Optical
and Optometrist squeezed through for the
count Of one from Sofetlite Lenses and
Univis Bifocals. Rea was high man with
SIS.
Two to one for team scoring ruled the
Central States Envelope League at the
Pritchett alleys with the odd game going
TO Commercials and Coins over Catalogs
and Baronials.
Mil-vac-Co vaper Heat turned on some
OF this and trounced the Geiger & Peters
five three times The remaining series
found Brandt Bros. Domestics and Indus
trial Insulators, Freyn Bros and H c.
Ent Material winning the deciding game
from w. P. Jungclaus Co. Railroaders
Building and Savings. Hart Oil Burners
and Johnson Mas Co. Individual scor-
ing was led By Arnold with ga.