The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-21
Helen WeiSe SmaSheS Pins
for 6O6 in Social League

With 614 and schleagel was next with
St: Johns Brotherhood League at the Foun-
tain Square alleys. He came through
with GA to give his team, the spreens
Goods store Knannlein Drugs was the
only team to count three times in this
G. H. Hermann Undertakers downed
the w. T. BlaSengym twice as Mastney
and Co. counted by the same margin from
Rieman Florist.
Holders and ELS whPitewEaaslhed the
alleys. Tees and Tanks won a twin bill
from Unions and Diggers E. Sach was
best with SGT.
Although Cline had 62s for Citizens
Gas, the Crescent Paper team took
e4uP Pile Of g2Ws5 in d the League
wood WOOD Mfg. Co., 1ndRanapoiis s News Ne and and
Co., Pure Oil and Abel Fink Auto Les
Koelling failed to click for another 600
and his string again stopped at six.
Two teams put over three-game. vic
Uptown alleys. This being Circle City Rub
Indiana Asphalt and Cliff Meier Coal.
Frank HATFIELD Company and Goldsmith
Sales won double-header from Goodrich
6o9 and P. Burch second with 594 includ-
ing a 253.
in the session S'0 81 the He on Office dfe OggS Gpp
League at the Central alleys last night.
Myers started al d, with 223 and 247, 6 y5
to head the league and help his team
the Loose Leafs, win three from the Safes.
Russ Smith had 628 for the Desks to
Chairs
while Wilson produced a GIT for Hitler
Supply to count the same way from
Rotospeeds. File Cabinets will roll later.
Only one team won an entire set in
the the Pr it Recreation League at the
Beer from Thomas Restaurant, with
Schmaltz leading the winners with 628
Miller had 632 for Berkies Lunch, but
he could not offset the 646 BY Ruff and
was shaded by the latter The Dickens
Cleaners cleaned up twice on the Coca GJ
Coca, team due to the 635 by johnson. <
| support was lacking and they dropped
a pair to Business Furniture. Sunshine
Cleaners and Freebooter Baking had no
opponents
osthemier and Rice were bidding heavy
for the individual honOrs of the Tuesday
alleys With ' oshemier the the Victor by i've
sticks. $50 to Rices 583. In team play
Charles G. Frank, Van Camp Milk ana
Phoenix Press BANKED the D. Allen No.
r. E. Carter No. II and G.. Young Dentist.
l. Baker No. TO- Queen Shop Fountain.
Silver's Deljcatessen and AddressOgraphs
scored twice from East End Diaries,
Northern Beach Pool. w. Rose No. 3 and
Ability Plating Works. new high single
game was rolled by the Ability Plating
Works when they punched scores in one
game for a GAS. other high totals for
singles were Helen Meyer $40. Wyeth $50,
G. Rudbeck SIT, Rohr. 504, and McAnley
and McVey, 500. Powers had high single
game with 231.
The H. A. c. League at Pritchett's
alleys enjoyed one Of its best scoring
| sessions of the season last night Jack
Hunt stole the show in this loop when
he opened up with an error and then fired
eleven straight strikes for 279 in his
first game. He came back with 203 look
ing as though he was off for. the 700
mark, but bad breaks overlook him in the
final game and he dropped to a los to
stop with SAT. Fran Schmitt was con-
sistent with pol 219. 219 for 638. These
two totals gave the Block Optical a twin
bill from BoWes Seal Fast who had
Boerger collecting 644. Barrett Coal was
the only team to win three and this was
! from Indianapolis Office Supply despite
the $50 of Fred Schmitt on games of
| 202. 203 and 225. Watts Press and Coca
/ Cola counted once from Potter Coal and
| Material and Centennial Press. Boerger of
| Bowes Seal Fast turned in two good scores
of 215 and 246 to help him total the
| 644