The Indianapolis times., 1934-03-03
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
(Pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee

BOWlerS speak OF having an oil
night, but the situation between the
Bowes Seal Fast team and the
MauSner Beer squad of the Block
Optical Ladies League is another
thing. For the first time in three
years Bowes Seal Fast failed to win
one game. One of the reasons is
that Race Johns scored a $780, Eva
Dawson for BoWeS led the scoring
for the evening with 553, but the old
support was not there.
For Mausner Beer. Lucy Court
paved the way with SIT, with Helen
Kritsch second with 514 Coca
Cola sWamped the FoX's Jail House
for the count of three, while Boards
Brake Service, Marott Shoe Store,
Jack c. Carr and McGad Insur-
ance shaded the Kingsbury Beer,
Julian Goldman Store, S. & S.
Service Station and Real Silk.
Individual play found many other
good scores, with Helen Meyers,
$40; MacKinnon, 548; Alexander,
538; Macks and Machine, each 5O7;
Shea, 506 Burnett, 504 Gibson and
Theabold, each 502; Orphy, SOL, and
Banks and Mayer, each 500.
Mahoney was the leader of the
City League at the Hotel Antlers al
leys with 246, 165 and 268 for 679
to take all the scoring honors. Cob
Ter, with 631, assisted MahOney to
give the Marott Shoes the odd game
over Indiana Wheel and Rim. Elks
Boosters was the only team able to
secure a three-to-nothing decision.
This was from the HoOsier Coffee
team. Ray Chrisnev was best for
the set with 666, W III Fitzel sup
porting with 625 for the winners.
The scoring of the Jones-MaIey
team was lower than their usual
stride, but they were able to grab a
pair from Hotel Antlers. E. Strie-
beck had 500 for the victors and R.
Fox with $40 was high for the
losers. Barbasols had no opponents,
but Don johnson had 661.
The Washington League of the
Illinois alleys was backsliding in
last nights session and not an out
standing total was produced. Kaser
Tire had Meyer with 604 to produce
the only three-game triumph in
this league. This was from Fall
City Beer. John Blue was the best
man" Of this show with 655 for
Coca Cola. The Cokes batted ont
a tWo-game win over NIausner Beer.
Johnny Beam led the Hoosier
Optical team with 638, but his team
was good for only one game from
Schlitz Beer, while Berghoff Beer
and Newman Candy were counting
for a pair from Pharis Tire and
Schmitt Insurance. Other high
totals were: Ahearn, GIL, and Tay-
lor, 602.
Only two contest were completed
in the Fountain Square League at
the Fountain Square alleys with two
to one verdicts registered in favor
Of Goldsmith Sales and DR.. Pepper,
winners from Sauter's Tavern and
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Beer and Seven Up had no oppon-
ents. Hill was the singles leader
with 646. Arnold had 612, Mac
Kinnon, GOT, and Stevenson, 600.
Two to one featured the Presto
Lite League at the Central alleys
with two games for Generators,
Pyrofax and Flood Lights and one
for Cylinders, Acetylene and
Torches. Myers was high with SPA
In the Casualty and Surety
League of the Central alleys Deu-
pree led individual scoring with 591
but his team, the Underwriters Ad-
justing failed TO win a game of their
set. Results of the other contest
were Aetna, Western Adjusting and
National Bureau making double
killing from New Amsterdam, Hoos-
ier Casualty and Stone, Stafford &
Stone.
Teams scheduled for bowling today and
Sunday in the closing DAYS Of the Della
ware alleys fifth annual 1850 scratch
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