The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-15
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by BERNARD HARMON

two Of their games with the Service Sta
ton No. 3, Records COPIED a pair from
trial Dept. won the. rubber from the
the best individual total produced.
Scoring in the South Side Recreation
League took slump last night, 536
total by Robertson being the best individ-
p pas at the Fountain Square alleys
Jacks Place won three from the Clti-
zens Gas CO; as the Budweiser Bullets
the Tydol Oils and Enos Goals.
Heckman's lab opening game did not
to go out and get himself pair of zoos
that netted him a 500 league-leading total
Stein ST paced Second smOn the
lists with 593: Team results of this cir;
Adjustment in the only completed series.
Western Adjustment and Hoosier Casualty
teams were unopposed.
Office took three from the Assembly. En-;
gineers win twice over the Generators and
Maintenance in the Prest- Lite League at
high individual total OF this loop.
Caldwell posted the only honor count in
the Schwitzer-Cummins League at the
individual honors of the evening. Eulcients
and Underfeeds won thrice from the Even
Temperatures and Stokostats, while the
each from the Dependables and Auto
mates.
Arc League at the Uptown found the
| American Estates and A. G. Crum
jewelers. as three time winners over the
| Farrell GRANTEES and Davey Optometrists:
| Two game winners we're ]. J. blackwell
( g. Sons, Pittman-Rice Coal Company ana
Dy Malt be Roqa co nq hsd S M5
sour Pacific and Wonder Bars. Gavin
and snodgrass battled for the Individual
pin as he posted 566.
In the knights of Columbus League at
| the Delaware alleys the Jones-Maley team
! leagues standing when they cracked down
on the Pittman Rice team for three
! game victory. The Scott Trucking Com
/ Opticals Block Opticals won twice from
! the Glatt's Drug Store and the Penn Coal
| Company eased over to- win on the
| the leading individualist of the league, by
virtue of a 57S series.
the Central States Envelope session at
| the Pritchett alleys. Kyser's $50 was
good for top honors Of the league. Teams
teams No. 8 and 2.
The individual leadership battle in the
| Construction League at PrltchettS found
Horn, coping the honors with 6o2, while
Long with 5S7' followed. stewart Carey
Glass Co.. Brandt Bros, and H; C. Ent
three games with the Johnson-Maas Lum-
Fuels Psa W The etts6ursh Plate Class, Rail
and Freyn Bros took two each from the
w. P. Jungclaus, Domestic 1nsulators ana
Geiger Peters, Inc.
Carl sturm finally forged to the front
| in the Bankers League session at the
Pritchett alleys. his 626 series topping all
| stopped one short of an honor count, his
59s giving him runner-up honors 1ndi-
ana National No. 2 won three from Pub
| lie Service No. /. Public Service No, 2
took pair from Merchants National. In
diana Trust eeked out a double victory
over the Union Trust and the indiana lana
Indiana National No. 3.
II. the United Mutual Insurance League
from the Family Income and Ordinary
bested the Preferred Annuity in two Of
their games. Walton's 564 series was top
among the individuals.
| The Eagle Machine Company posted a
new high single game record for the sea-
son in Their nE at the NAPLES t Il
motive League at the Illinois alleys. A lOl5
/ game gave them this leading score. and
Ssar rhf Reps vc Ts QSsf
| Motor Car and outlaws took shutout
victories from the Inland Battery Com
t totals were ' Produced during the evening 5
/ pastiming. Lloyd Jacobs topping the league
with a 632 count. Carl Jacobs getting q
62l, and Tom Brown 500.
The eighth annual Pot of Gold Tourna-
ment at the Antler's alleys Will get under
this sft s This Years tourney IS ex-
pected 10 Surpass that of former years.
as Alley Manager Weissman and Tourna;
with entries during the past few DAYS.
1 No entries VIII oe received after p. N.
today and all teams who have not yet
possible. as the dead line will not be
Special team prizes have been added
| this year and are expected TO attract the
attention of MANY squads. The tourna-
ment viii continue through tomorrow and
over next Saturday and Sunday.
Eight local Reformed Church League
| teams viii visit Louisville tonight
| for their annual match games against
eight Reformed Church teams Of that city.
/ The Louisville aggregstio will pay re-
turn visit TO the locals some time. after
Charley Cray. Herb Guntz. Dick Nordholt
| Fred TegeleT, Bill Hohlt and the Schoch
brothers in the HooSier lineups. the In
/ dianapolis teams should win some glory
| in their clashes with the Colonies.
Louisville viii be host to another In
| dianapolis aggregation over the weekend,
when the local Falls City Ei-BruS visit
| the Kentucky city for return match with
the Fails CITY Beer team. The local squad
/ was beaten in the match with the Colonies
matters in tomorrow's visit to the Blue
Grass state.
/ A match game that should bring out
some brilliant scoring VIII take place al
Pritchett,s tomorrow afternoon. when the
Dutch Masters team Of the Universal
League matches scores with the StockSdfll
Coal team of Dayton. o. The match Is
/ scheduled tor 2 ,. n. The Masters VIII
visit DAYTON ter return match early
next month.