The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-07

the central States Envelope, cele-
brated election day by electing him
self as the best individual bowler
during the play in the various
leagues of the city last night. Wray,
performing in the Commercial
League at the Illinois alleys, pound
ed the naples for games of $50, GAG
and 233 to total $50. Lester Koelling
made it two for two for the week
when he followed his honor count
of Monday night with a $40 last
night.
Team results in the league gave
the indianapolis News, Beverage
Paper, Central States Envelope and
Spencer House Cafe shutout vic
tories over the Schlosser Bros.
Creamery, L. B. Price Company,
George j. Meyer Company and
Sears Roebuck. The Crescent
Paper Company rolled without OPP
position.
Led by sol series by Laura Alex
ander, five feminine FASTENERS were
over the 500 mark in the Ladies So
cial League at the Hotel Antlers.
Mrs. AleXander's total came from
games of 1913, 202 and 191. Other
800" shooters were Stultz, $50; Ma
honey, SAB; Johns, 553, and Meyer,
SOP. Three-game victories were
turned in by the Marott Shoe Co.,
Lathrop-Moyers and Falls City Hi
Brus. with Happy Wonder Bakers,
ing the beatings. Bowes Seal Fast
won a pair from Greenwald Meats.
A new league appeared on the
Hotel Antlers alleys last night when
the Frigidaire organization got
under way. Opening nights results
showed the Standards as triple win
ners over the Masters, Flowing Cold
winning twice from Super-Power
and Delux taking the odd game
from Supers. Scarborough topped
the individualists with 523 total.
With 20 honor counts appearing
on the score sheets of the Parkway
Recreation League, a $50 by Mason
carried off individual honors. Two
games each were won by the Hi-Ball
Correct, Simpson Popcorn and Nc
Nulty teams from the De Salvos,
AriStocrat Bar and Fultons. The
Cooney team was unopposed.
Bowers used a 257 game to put
him over the top in the Rotary
League. His 612 was the only honor
count posted in this loop bowling at
the Indiana alleys. Seiberts and the
Harris team got away with three
game victories over Pattersons and
DunhamS, while other series we're
taken by two to one scores. Now
erS, AckermanS, Murphys, Halls,
Manouges and the Fox squad edged
out the Henrys, Bushmans, Wileys,
Hohlts, Winslows and Browns.
Shutout victories we're taken by Pros
pect No. 9, Distribution No. l and Distri-
button No. 3 over the Prospect No. 10, Dis
tribution No. and Distribution No. in
the Citizens Gas session at the Uptown
Recreation. Two-out-of three were taken
by Prospect No. 2 and Distribution No. 5
No. s as their victims. O'Reillv copied
individual honors with a $50 series.
Morris 4s7 was the best individual total
rolled last night in the United Mutual In
surance Ladies League. Witticisms and
Hi jerks won three games from Slam
Bangs and Craigites. while Hortonettes
twice beSted Sugar Lumps.
Paul Crosier southpawed his way to a
500 series to carry of individual honors
in the Gyro League. bowling at the Park
way Recreation alleys. All series ended
in two-to-one decisions for the winners
Teams No. 10. No. 8. No. z. No. 5 and No S
took pair from teams No. 4. No. 9. No. 3.
No. l and No. ?.
Potter Coal and Material won three
times from John Hancock Life Insurance
and the Bowes Seal Fast took a pair from
Coca Colas in the only series completed in
the HooSier A. c. League at the Pritchett
alleys. Schoneman with 500. Arnholter
with 586 and Chrisney with $50 made the
best individual Showings.
Olive Flint totaled 557 to take the In
divioual honorS in the Spencer Cafe Ladies
League at the Pritchett alleys. Donna
Power had a STA and Mary Turk a $40
for runnerup positions. Sirloin Steaks
took their series from the 0ueene's Shop
oy three to nothing score. while Coun-