The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-18


cago & Northwestern won brace from the
Southern Pacific, and Baltimore q Ohlos
took two from the Chesapeake & Ohio.
The Monon Route team was unopposed.
Owen Fancher topped the individuals in
the matinee session of The Indianapolis
Star League at Pritchett's yesterday, his
500 series turning the trick. All team
Wrong Fonts. Wheels and Quads winning
over the Mailers No. 10. Freshmen and
Mailers No. /.
It was P. Corsaro this week in the Geo
the leagues session at the Pritchett Alleys.
Sales Dept won three from the Office. as
Shipping Dept. copied pair from the
Loading Dept
After watching Carl sturm turn in a
| 600 series last Friday night, George Bade
he could d do the same as he proceeded to
fire .610. for the leading series in the
Evangelical League, One other individual al
Striebeck just eased over with COL. Team
results of the league which Bowls at
White sox as triple, winners oyer the
| Dodgers, Giants and Cubs while the
Browns, Yanks and Athletics won pair
each from the Cardinals. Indians and
Pirates.
Jess Smythe was again the outstanding
|
went through its regular schedule at the
Pritchett alleys. His 624 series gave him
the evenings honors. Slabs and Trusses
verts, while the Tests and Arches took
pair apiece from the Girders and Roads.
Meyer, with 6O3, led the individual
scoring of the Optinist League at the
Pritchett alleys. No. 3,s took shutout
ycdOF the evd No Wis dob the 1 Mo- 9 is
their series with the No. rs and SIS.
The Delaware Doubles League failed to
produce a 900 count as they went through
a shsF Wf Bok So tRs Se
took three iii from the Bailey Realtors,
Wiggam Milks won twice from Bailey In
surance and Kirschner Body won the odd
game from the Falls City Hi-Brus.
Art Link scored the only 600 count in
the Reformed Church League last night,
Second eid' Reformed ed No. 5 proved the only
| triple winners in the session of the league
held at Pritchett's. Pleasant Run, I'm
| two two each from Second Reformed, Imman-
uel No. and Second Reformed No. 2.
won twice over the Kerns and the Rob
ersonS bested the Jordans in two of their
t the high individual COUNT COUNT Of the session
Wright was again right in the Junior
Caa 81 at n his 5zo sere
being the outstanding individual Scorce
Of the session: Phantom. Four took a
as the Powers House squad dropped
pair to the All-stars.
In the Service Club League. at the
Parkway. Mize, with a 635 total. easily
t ndSdua hs honTs NJ the g
| schedule. Arderys and Starks won three
times over the Gillespies and Norris teams,
| and Hershaman teams were winning two
from the Gavins. Carrs. Surgeons and
Flickingers.
Heustis and Eggert tied for the top
individual honors in the, Exchange Club
posted 5S4 each. Go-Getters won three
| from the F1ivvers and the Milkmaids took
a pair from the Horsefeathers.
Plummer pounded out a 252 closing
League last night and wound up his
which easily vac COPIED the individual honors
in this be eagHs a TEAM the Hoe a anars
| winners over the Lubrite Oils, Indiana
Wheel g. Rims and GRAPHIC Super Lubri-
eants took two games each , from Mar mon
Auto Equipment was unopposed.
In the Lions Club session at the AntlerS,
| Claws failed to DO much clawing and
| dropped three to the Ears. The Tails
Smacked the Whiskers for a triple win
/ Names outscored the Hides in two of their
With with 5s5. 'H was high individual in - the
| league.
Secretary Red Haugh again urges the
members Of the Delaware lRecrea t,Io1
schedule tonight at 7:45. The starting
time has been advanced, owing to the
| follow Immediately after the evening
schedule IS completed. The three children
clothed BY the League in The Times
! Clothe-A-Child Campaign will make per-
sonal appearances at the party.
Jess Pritchett has requested that all
Central States tickets do so immediately.
The Printing crafts Leaguers are max
ing elaboi e preparations tor their
S Ssssr a and dance 4 be n Tsn a U the
ceeds of the affair. win be used toward
| the entering of local teams in the annual
as Assn IN b q held she in Iouss
| vile later in the season. The committee
/ in charge Of Friday nights festivities are
| Lou Fahrbach. George vale. Grover VIII
| liams. Paul McDuff, Alex Kriner. John
Meehan. Otto Harmuth. Charlie Bohm and
/ Fred Schleimer.
BIG TEN TRACK DATE SET
! By United Press
COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. 18.-The
1896 outdoor track and field meet Of
the Western Conference viii be held.
in Ohio Stadium, Athletic Director
L. w. st. John Of Ohio State Uni