The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-14

The Universal League, rolling its
second nights schedule at the Prit-
chett alleys, showed much improve
ment over the opening nights scor-
ing. -Four six hundred counts were
turned in, when Ruff connected for
a 623, c. Smith hit for GIT with a
high single of 245, P. Smith scored
COS and Bill Brunot was four pins
10 the good at 604.
Led by c. Smiths total the team
bearing his name took high single
and three-game honors for the eve
ming, 988 and 1908, and won the
odd game from Polk Milk team, P
Smiths total staving off a third de-
feat for the Milk Boys. The winners
grabbed the first game by one-pir
margin.
Brunot's scoring enabled Dutch Masters
TO take a pair from Prachaska Specials,
as Vollmer Meats won couple from Held
enreich Florists. Blue Point, by virtue
of winning a rolloh OF the middle game,
took three from the Postoffice, while Eagle
Greek Nursery swept the series with Fad
lev and Burr. The Nursery team was
aided by Boesnecker's 593 and slipped over
A win in the opening game by single
pin.
The Printcraft League opened at Pritch-
ett's with Cornelius Printing taking three
from Thomas Restaurant, While oddgame
and A. P Association over Advance Elec-
trotype and Sterling Tayerns. Bingham
Rollers were without opponents. Three
500 totals sprung up during =, the series,
games of 242 and 205. Jack Colvin joined
in with Fehr. getting sol. furnishing. the
backbone for the Cornelius 2,7S9, which
was the best team effort of the session
Les Koelling fired 257 game and wound
up with Ga. while Dude" West turned
in a pair Of double centuries for an even
500 count. Charlie Tyner had a $50.
The DR.. Chambers team in the Park
way League at the PsrkwaS alleys showed
the names Of the evenings two leading
scorers on their score sheets. but never
the Hoosier Pete squad. snodgrass and
totals go for naught. as three of the
Eoosiers, Dittrich. Powers and jenkins
went well over the 500 marx. Ritz Tavern
took three from Electronics. Beach ano
Arthur swamped the Farm Bureau. while
two TO one wins were scored by Kingar
& Co. Acme Monon Coal and Roberts Milb
Worrel Cleaners.
The imeginery aroma Of flowers may
Square oe es the Ga Company Pos7 LEAGUE
went into action, put no high scores were
floating around Bill DownaTd's SOC
ed the Psnsies three times. the Daisies
plucked the LilacS thrice. Lilies looked bet
ter than Tulips for couple and the
Geraniums outgrew tho sunfowers fol
a pair.
Trefy's Inn and Thoman Shoes we're the
only. three-game winners in the opening
of the St Catherine League at Fountain
Square Their victims were Weber MilkS
and Lsuck's Funeral Home. Fountain
Square Furniture store and Schuster Goa
teams won from Wizard Machines and
Sauters Tavern. two TO one. Hickey
5sl was the best total shown during the
play.
Frank Sullivan Of the unopposed Shell
Gas team turned in a $50 count at the
Indiana alleys last night. 10 lead tbs
tnTned in 5y Peoples Motor Coach. Meier
Packing and Inland Containers over the
Bixbys. Presto-Lite No. l and Indianapolis
with odd game wins from indianapolis
Railways and Circle Engraving from Pres
to-Lite No. and Indianapolis Screw Co
The Automotive League opened at the
Illinois. with Able" Abrshams firing tbs
best Iid-hfting total With the aid OF
Bstchelder, who had the only other honor
count. a coz. their Inland Battery team
took series from Eagle Machine. Citizens
Motor Car won a couple from State Auto
Insurance. while SinclsirS and Bearc
Brake Service rolled with no opposition
EiShler OF Sinclsirs had q 574.
The surprise OF the evening came from
the Delaware alleys. where hernig OF tns
Switzer-Cummins League. usually a fail
bowler. proved 10 be a star OF the hrsi