The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-29
John Blue Tops League
BOwIers With 7O1 Series
Underwood Transfers Take Three Games as Illinois Alley
Manager Posts Huge Total.

, Fountain Square alleys, and with this
total carried of the individual honors of
via the shutout route the BudWeiser
Buffet, Leon Tailoring and Troy Oils win
ming three times over the Enos Coal, Jacks
Place and Citizens Gas.
In the Hillcrest League at the Pritchett
alleys, Wallie PietZ topped the individual
Caddies made clean sweep of their series
with the Youngs Drivers Warrens Traps
and Kempers DivotS were double winners
over the Spicks Stymies and Woods Irons
Three 900 totals emerged from the
weekly fei342 Of the Bankers League at
oe With Ae gg G ds
nected for a 638 and Glen Tumey totaled
623 for his series. The Merchants National
triple wins over the Public Service No.
anq; PUBLIC Service, No. teams, as the
RGfoa arue sR1 U4 I0 Trust c99Pped
National No. l and Indiana National No. 2.
The Railroad Mems Building and Saw
make clean sweep Of their series during
the ne w, weekly session OF the Construction
twice from the Spickelmeyer Fuels as the
Stewart Carey Glass Co., Hayes Bros. and
each from the PITTSBURGH Plate 9teS Glass Glass
Jo d2IS Ina Lumber Co. Freyn Bros.
Co. The race for individual honors was a
three-cornered affair McVey leading with
q $50. Langbein posted 627 for second
honors while Horn took the show position
with 625.
In the Block Optical Ladies' League,
bowling at the Pritchett Recreation, Mar
Five and Coca olas won triple victories
over the Real Silk, Falls City Hi-Brus,
TTlSsals and Chambers. The Indianapolis
Phoenix Press and the Lathrop-Moyers
twice bested the Frees Fur Shop
Bertha Tourney opened with a 235 game
proved to be the best individual series of
the session. Hilda thinner with the aid
with 568 while Melen Weisefs So was
good for third place. After a poor start
at 129. Alice Shea finished with a pair
OF ZOOS for 544 total.
Two series were completed in the Optical
League at the Indiana alleys last night,
the Fox Opticals and Continentals win
Optical and Optometrists Bauer's 573
was good for the individual honors of the
session.
Walter Harshman connected for a 626
series in the Standard Oil League at
the Parkway. alleys, thereby carrying off
the, individual honors of the evening. walt
Hickman finished with an even 500 to take
the runner-up position. The Check De-
paT,tment made a clean sweep of their
4.
Other teams won their series by to
scores, the Station No l. General Book
keepers, Station No. and Station No
IS winning from Record Department, In
dianapolis Plants, Construction Depart
ment and Industrials.
The Travellers Insurance won two from
the Equitable Life of New York and the
Hoosler Casualtys bested the New
Amsterdams in the only completed series OF
the Insurance League at the Central alleys
me inspection Bureau was without COM
petition. Moores $40 was the leading in
dividual scores of the session.
C. Baker failed to reach 6OO stopping
one short at 500, but this total was good
the PrestoLite League bowling at the
Central alleys. Machine Shop won three
times over the Generators, Maintnance
shut out the Assembly and the Engineers
took pair from the Office.
o. Smith with a total of $50 led
the individualists of the Schwitzer-Cum-
minis League at the Parkway alleys. Hy-
draulics and Efficients scored triple wins
over the Even Temperatures and Depend
took pair each from the Worlds Greatest
and Automatics.
The eighth annual zoo Scratch Singles
will get under way at the st. Philip alleys
tonight with the largest entry in the his
bowlers of the city participating in this
event, scoring of the highest colibre should
result, and past records will probably go
into the discard. However, with the tour
some low average kegeler may find the
alleys to his liking and wind up in the
drivers seat. The event will wind UP to-
morrow eyeHing.