The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-06
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)


of the Indianapolis Automotive
League at the Central alleys how it
was done in last nights play, with
I'll, 232 and 268 for I'll. His team
downed the Gabriel Sales the entire
set. For GRAPHIC Products, Koepper
let loose with 622 to put the team
over to a two-to-one decision from
Applegate Service. Conner started
with 200, fell to 142, but came back
strong in the home stretch for 266
and a total of 608 for Indiana
Wheel and Rim and the odd game
from the Specials.
A heated session resulted between
Heidenreich Florists and Oeftering-
Litzelman Coal of the South Side
Business Mems League. Oscar Beh-
rens, est, Lang, 648, and Koelling,
$50, for the Flower Shop gave these
boys a double victory over the Coal
team as Mounts had 637 and Pier
son GIG for the losers. The former
had 1908 for team total. Hooker
smith came through with 625 for
Stahlhut Jewelry to offset the GOA
of McKinnon for the White Owl
Cigar team, but the White Owl
Cigars won the odd game. Coca
Cola won two from Koch Furniture.
Kiefer Five will shoot later. Games
were rolled on the Fountain Square
alleys.
Carnlin was "best man" in the In
dianapolis Star League show at
Pritchett's with 681 on games OF 215,
256 and 210. Peterson had GIT to
aid Carmin and the Mailers No. l
handed the Circulation team two
game setback despite the 655 by
Walt Hickman and a Gil by Leach.
Fancher's 663 gave the Mailers No.
10 a three-game win from the
Dubs, as NIoser Specials and Wrong
Fonts captured pair from Queries
and Freshmen No. 81.
Jess Pritchett came out of a slight
slump in last nights play of the
Optimist League when he knocked
down the wood for 226, 1856 and 278
for $50 to give his No. l team all
three games from No. 2. No. and
No. were given the same dose by
No. and No. 5, while No. man
aged to count one from No. 8. Ac-
ton took place at Pritchett's.
Two to one was the result of the
Reformed Church League at the
Pritchett alleys, with Immanual, Sec
ond Reformed No. l, Second Re-
formed No. 3 and first Bears the
odd game victors over Trinity, Pleas
ant Run, first Owls and Second Re-
formed No. 2. First Tigers had no
oppoents. In individual play, Held
led with $40, with Bill Hart second,
one pin shy of 600.
The Transportation League at the
Pritchett alleys found Indiana Rail-
road and Indianapolis Union Rail-
way looking at zeros given them by
General Motors Express and Monon
Route while Louisville & Nashville
and Chicago Northwestern pulled
one game out Of the fire from
Southern Pacific and New York
Central. Pete Miller failed to reach
the 900 mark, but led the field with
571.
Carl Sturm was the "big Shot" of
the Evangelical League at the Prit-
chett alleys when he pounded out
a 500 on games of 245, 200 and 224.
This gave his Dodgers a two-game
win from the Senators. Val Schnei-
der, with 615 was the reason the
Cubs BANKED the Indians, while the
Cardinals were downing the Pirates
by the same route. Stunpf and Boil
Tiger, with Cos and SOB, helped put
the Reds in the money for two out
of three from the Yanks. Koehler
had sol to put the Browns across |
for a double-hea
The Sheriffs took the Prosecutors down |
for a three-game trimming in the Court
house League at the Delaware alleys. Don
Title team. blasted 635 and Snyder 6o4 to
give this team the odd game from
Treasurers The Clerks and Surveyors
collected a pair from Assessors and Court
The Moose Club scored a shutout victory
over Gun Club as Crown Laundry and
Imps Club downed the indianapolis Towel
Supply and Grotto Club two games. Corn
forth and Darrall were high with o94
and sol, in the Fraternal League at the
Illinois alleys
Team No. took all games from team
No. 2 as No counted twice from No.
3 in the Herf-Jones League at the
Illinois alleys. Wilson was best with 464.
Two-out -of-three was the way the Oil.
League went at the Illinois alleys. with
the odd game going 10 Mid-Western ard
Gaseteria over Phillips "66' and Sinclair
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