The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
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BY BERNARD HARMON

ID HARMON
apolis Paint and Color team. For
the BerghOffS, Walt Hickman had
GAL, Dad Hanna GLIB and Leo
Ahearn GOT.
Wooden Shoe Beers and Coca
ColaS battled for three games with
out 600 total making an appear
ance, John Kiesel's SOB being the
nearest approach. The Beers won
all three of the games. Rutch Nc
Allen with a els led the Leonard
Goals to double win over the Cap
ltol Ice team, and the Quaker
State Oils won the odd game from
the Schmitt Insurance. Underwood
Transfers were unopposed in their
series.
p Every series in, the Hilcrest League at
HIltchett was decided by 2-to-1 scores
Pu F5eh 5dPS tIappsq the DaFnabys
RoWeS RoughS. Kempers DivOts out drove
the me- young 5 Dryers. and the Wood Irons
dlWdual scoring in this circuit was led
BY Jack Thibadeau. who posted a 635 to-
with a 6l3. ~ '''-'-0ii
Krebs, with a 627. was the outstanding
lndlylduallst in the Construction Leagues
Team series IN this league also we're de-
cGdeo over the tWo-game route, Stewart
Carey s2aGf Domestic InsulatorS., spickelmeyer
IngS Assn. Johnson MODS Lumber Co. and
sTey gn Bros Bros. taking two from the Pitts
2. Jungclaus, Geiger-Peters Hayes Bros
and Il. c. Emf Materials.
Public Service No. ? was the only triple
winner in the Bankers League. bowling at
Nat senet{ No Ihey shut out the Indiana
over the indiana Sat G No. y S0f fnd fMiGe
|. and Merchants National won the rubber
from Indiana. National No. l. Tookhey's
oo2 was the leading individual total
Two 900 individual totals appeared dur
ing the Knights of Columbus session at
the DelaWare.. Mcdonnell was head man
W WIZ go foIIoWed closely BY Schmiqt
calls won shutout victories over the Hoo
sier Opticals and Penn Coal Co.. as the
man-Rice Coal Co.
No team was able to make clean sweep
as the insurance League went through the
Die wins were taken by the New Amster-
dams Underwriters Adjustment Western
insurance
the Equitable Life, Connecticut General,
Inspection Bureau and Hoosier. Casualty.
Hall provided the top individual total,
With a 057 series.
The Generators took three games from
the Office. as the Engineers and Machine
Shop were winning twice from the Mantle
O-Llte League. Seilof topped the indi-
viduals in this loop. bowling at the Cen
trail Alleys. with a 578 total.
Coca CoIas won three from the Phoenix
Press Lathrop Meyers Shutout the Trissals
and the BoWes Seal Fast BANKED the
indianapolis Life Insurance team in the
Pritchett alleys. Other series were taken
by two to one scores, the Meekers Five
beSting the Marott Shoes, Frees Fur Shop
winning over Chambers team and the
Falls City Hi-Brus nosing out the Real
individual honors of the circuit in last
topped the scoring. with ST. series.
Dorothy Finn had 553, Josephine
Schmidt a 548. Blanche Mas a 546 and
Lillian Burnett a $40.
After relinquishing his leading individual
title 10 Ed Kyser for the last two weeks,
Curt Wray came back to life and led the
Central States Envelope League at Pritch-
ett'S with a SOB series. Team No. l shut
out Team No I and Team No. 3 won all
three games from the Team No. ?.
Durham fell short of the 600 mark by
two pins in the Schwitzer-Cummins League.
but his 596 was good enough TO top all
other individual scoring in. the leagues
stats and Dependables won three each
from the Eficients and Worlds Greatest
as the UnderfeedS and AutomatlcS took
pair from the Stokols and Hydraulics.
Individual Scoring as the Standard Oil
League went Through its weekly sehedule
sos series. Check Department. General
Bookkeepers and Station won three
times over the Station 3. .Construetionss
Records won twice from the indianapolis
Plants and Industrial Department.
.schonecker needed but one pin for a
500 total in the Optical League. bowling al
individualists Of the circuit Block Opti-
Optical twice bested the American Optl-
cal and the Paramounts took the odd
game from the Contnentals
With no extraordinary totals. posted in
the St Joan of Arc League at the Uptown
as daI eI me nio scTap With
54S Lamb had 81 A. schneider $40. and
from the Davev Optometrists as the Won
der Bars. Duffy Malt Foods NJ. \. Farrell
j. y
twice from the Barrett Coal. American
Estates. A. C. Crum jewelers. and Pittman-
Rice Coal Co.
Vouetts 538 was the best individual to-
tai posted in the United Mutual League at
the Illinois Alleys. Ordinary LlteS took
triple victory over Preferred Annuity.
Modified Life won twice from 2o-Year En-
lly income. six TO TWO.
Forty-three teams will appear over the
weekend in the windup OF the annual
Pot-ofGold Tournament in progress at
the Hotel Antlers Alleys. The Gregory q
Appel team of the Indianapolis League are
now resting in first place with 3ll2
total but with many OF the citys crack
teams appearing on the schedule TO-DAY
and tomorrow, the situation made may DC
greatly changed when the final squads m
lsh I'D tomorrow night.
Some OF the leading oGintets who viii oe
on the program TO-DAY are. Falls CITY In
dianapolisi at $50 p. n. and the Bake. a
Vans South Side Business Mem. Wooden
Transfers Washington at D. m.
Tomorrow's headliners will be the Hare
Chevrolets. Marmon- Herringtons. Cook 5
Coldblumes and Fox jan House teams of
the Indianapolis League and the Bader
Cofees of the Uptown who will appear on
the $50 D. m. shift and the Kings Indi-
ana Billiards and Berghof Beers OF the
Washington who Will face the pins On the
Z D. m shift. The Capitol Ice rollers viii
close the annual event when they take TO
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