The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-17
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BY BERNARD HARMON

Ten scores of better than 600 were
turned in during the weekly session
of the St. Philip No. l League last
night. John Keisel was in the
pocket for the best, league score of
the city for the night when he
banged out games of I'll, 254 and
232 for a 697 total. A teammate,
HARRISON, scored a 900 even, en-
abling the Wooden Shoe Beer to
make a clean sweep Of their series
with the Mckinney for TreasurerS.
Dan Abbott with Gil and John Moo
nan with sol showed best for the
losers.
Dickman posted GAL, Harold Bar
ret, 618, and Ed Sargent, 593, en-
aiding the Falls City Hi-Brus to
total 1856 and shut out the Kirsch-
ner Auto Service team. The Falls
City team had a 1,006 game during
its scoring spree. Kistner, with 627,
was high scorer Of the Kirchner
team.
Led by John Blues CAT, the Illi-
nois Alley Five took a triple win
from the S. & S. Service Station.
w. Owens and Bill Sargent had
totals of 639 for the Mic Lis Mecca
hill FASTENERS, putting them over
for an odd game win from the
Casady Fuels. John Barret, with
6O9. made the best showing for the
losing team.
Bowes Sealfast bowlers of the
Ladies Social League, bowling at
the Hotel Antlers alleys, closed the
evenings work with a 997 game,
giving them a three-game total of
1852. Four of their members were
over the 500 mark, Blanche Meyer
getting SIS to lead the leagues
scoring, Eva Dawson a $50, Amy Nc
Daniel a $50, and Evelyn Weiss
man a 524 The high scoring, how
ever, failed to give them clean
sweep in their series with the Marott
Shoe team, which took the middle
game by siX-pin margin.
Lucille Rice connected for a $40
total as the Lathrop-Moyers shut
out the Hotel Antlers Five. Martha
Mayer had 500 and Maize Lathrop
a SGT, giving the Falls City Hi-Brus
a triple win over Happy Wonder
Bakers.
Led by Kathryn Meeker's $40 and
Lillian Burnett'S SAB, the Meeker
Five won pair of games from the
Schneiders. Ruth Forward was best
for the losers with 513.
Central States Envelope team was the
only three-tlme winner N the Commercial
Leagues play at the Illinois asst night. It
schlosser's Oak Grove Butter. Crescent
Paper. Spencer House Cafe and Sears Roe
buck Co., edged over double wins on the
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diana Film Transit and Geo. J. MAYER
teams. One 500 total appeared during the
showed $40 for the session.
John Mulry. with a 543. led the scoring
in the Fountain Square Citizens Gas Com
pany League. Distribution No ! and Dis
| tribution No. 3 scored triple wins over
Prospect No. s and Distribution No. ).
Two 10 ones we're taken by Prospect No.
9 and team No from Distribution No.
and Team No. 4.
Blue Jays. Robins and sparrows clipped
the wings OF the Martins. Wrens and
Starlings for shutout victories in the
Birdie League al the Fountain Square
Cardinals oested the Swallows IN TIC
games. George Bork's $50 was the best
individual total.
Joe Rea's el4 and Catellier's sos we're
the leading individual totals scored IN
the Fountain Square Merchants League.
Eubank Drugs won the odd game from the
Schulz & Son GrOcers. while ComiskeT
Drugs Cochran Pharmacy and Lorber's
Tavern took a THO from Robbins Market.
Hofacker Drugs and Bemis Bags.
Freddie Shaw stopped one short Of the
500 mark in the Community League ses-
sion at the Uptown. but 500 was good
enough TO take individual hOnors for the
evening. Al Raditor Service and Indiana
Asphalt took three-time wins from Heinz
81 Varieties and Prank Hsthelds. while
/ the Advance Paint and Ready Mixed Con-
crete took two each from the Franck
Tires and Century Tires.
Glideweu could have gone places in the
| Delaware Recreation League last night,
/ but ne hit a snag IN his second try and
wound up with a sos. which was good
| enough 70 take high honors for the ses-
| sion. Glidewell had a 2o2 opener and q
] ESQ nightcap. but be sandwiched IN l4e
game. which kept him out OF > aizn 500.