The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-20
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BY BERNARD HARMON

erson's 633 was the high spot in
the losers scoring.
Russell Cafeteria took a pair from
Miller Tires, Frank Coval of the
winners getting 584 for the leading
individual count Hare Chevrolet
showed a couple of wins at the eX-
pense of Wonder Bars. Holtz of
the former with SIS and Stibal of
the losers, with $40, featured this
set Tom Selmier cut loose with
a 592 and kept the Coca Colas from
a shutout at the hands of Gregory
81 Appel, who had HeiSs' GIT and
McNew's $40 as the margin of a
two-game victory.
Bud Schoch had 604 and Steven
son 500, as the Rose Tires won the
rubber" from Chambers Ranges.
Jiggs wager turned in the high
single game of the session, a 256
for the Range team, and totaled
586, for the best score of his team.
With eleven 800 scores and fifty
nine double centuries, the floor av-
erage of the league showed decid-
ed gain over the first two weeks of
competition.
The Mutual Milk League opened at the
Fountain Square with three in row
Cheese and Nursery Milk over the But
termilk Whipping Cream and Cream
fom choooae DTnk Har GGs n
Miles, with 53ls, we're leading individuals
Louis Koeher was far out in front of
The rest of the field for individual honors
IN the Inauguration of the new St. Johns
Evangelical League at the Fountain
drives Koehler had two double CEN
turies' stopping az 589 H t ,n took took
clean sweep of the, evening. Bremans
Knannleins and Fisher Bros. were dou-
Bile victors over Janitz. Spreens and F.
W. Hohlt 81 Sons
Universal Indians and Exchange serv-
ice we're triple winners over Universal
Yankees and Exchanges in the opening
Of the Inter--Club League. at Pritchett's
mans. George Hilgemeier enjoyed the
evening immensely when he turned in
The first and only 500 of the session.
SOB.
In the Moore & Fox League at the
Central alleys, Surety Bonds took trio
from Realtors as Auto Insurance Fox
ming the odd game from Tornadoes. Moore
&, Fox and Fire Insurance Wilson had
the league-lea ding total, 5S2, with MORT
Moriarity showed STA, while Dupree, aided
by : huge 256 game. stopped at 572. Rohr
had 562 and Rosebrook SOL.
In the Indiana Ladies League Moore
e. Kimmel Furniture took couple from
-, rorfo &c
were won by shutouts. Haags Canteen
bested Old Colds, Julian Goldmans took
Gaseterias Coca Colas won from Presto
Lites. Dzans disposed of No. lis and
Standard Groceries finished in front of
No. 1855. Pennway Inn was unopposed
The North Side Business Mems circuit
took a big league" attitude last night.
their score sheet showing four powlers in
the coveted mark. In this session at the
Parkway Art Baker, of recent 300 fame,
with $50. led the Prospect Gas team to
Vogelsang opened with 252 added Ola
and 2O2 for the leading total of the ses-
sion. 668. With this kind Of leadership,
Sovereign Realtors, who had Brenn at
578 Kroner of the Fire lite Products
vas only a few steps behind ,vogelsang
for the evenings crown, when he turned
finished with 236 and his team took a
pair from the Heidenreich Florists. With
Hussong at sos. the KimmelS took a two
to-one |~@'e'" rom DR.. Peppers In the
other series Falls City Beers took a brace
from Safety Boosters.
Roesners $50 was leading total in the
Ipalco League at the Illinois alleys. Nor
ris Street took three from Harding Street
while Mill Street finished one better than
the Fifth Floor team. Mill Street No. 2
was unopposed.
All series in the Federal League at the
Illinois alleys resulted in triple victories
the Cashiers. Agents and Railways win
ming from the Revenues, Clerks and
Fields. Collier and Ernst were leading
individualists.
The Vim. H. Block Company opened at
the Illinois alleys with Boys Clothing
whteV ashing the Men, Clothing in their
inauguration series. washers dovned
Stoves three to nothing and Downstairs
store smothered the Sodas with three
time victory. window Trimmers used the
Rugs as doormats for couple OF games
Every series in the Uptown League at
the Uptown alleys resulted III two-to-one
victories. as Pug Leppert again LED the
parade with a $40 count. Carl Kiefer
had a 6l3. Scotty Section, GIG; Joe Danna
a sos, and Les Koelling kept mp his 500
habits BY getting exactly that many Ko-
Pete. Prospect Gas took a pair from Har-
per Bros. Koch Furniture took The ODD
game from Indiana Wheel and Rim ano
Bader Coffee finished one better than
Coca Colas.