The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12

at the Illinois alleys in the weekly
session of the Automotive League.
Stanquist, anchor man of the Bat
terry team, scored a SOL. the leading
individual total Of the evening.
Other games in the loop resulted in
two time wins for the Sinclair Rein
ing. State Auto Insurance and Out
laws, with the Beard Brake Service.
Eagle Machine Company and Citi-
zens Motor Car Company on the
short end Of the scoring.
In the ST. Philip No. League. Pittman
Rice Coal Company won a triple victory
from Lyons Pharmacy, Berghof Beers took
a pair from Kaltenbach Insurance Sterling
Beers finished ahead Of the Rosner Phar-
macy in two OF their games and NJ c.
Mescalls twice dovned the Print-Craft The
leading count OF the evening and the only
600 OF the session came from Barrett,
who pounded out 624 total.
Joe Michaels had to be satisfied this
week with the runnerup position in the
L. S. Ayres League performing at
Pritchetts. His SIS was ten pins short OF
and GrunoWs won all games from the
Knox Hats and Gruen Watches while two
game victories resulted for the Stein
Blochs Trunks and Society Brand over the
AMC Shirts, Estate Ranges and Maytag
Washers.
Wenning nosed out Winegartner SIS 10
552 for leading individual honors in the
Diamond Chain League at the Pritchett
Recreation. Pins and Offsets we're three
he Side Plates w8re dropping a pair to
the BuShings Relmer was the leading in
dividual in the Diamond Chain Ladies
League, showing 34s score.
In the Real Silk Mixed League. Lay was
the high scorer OF the session with $50
series with the Guttersnipes. Head Hunters
took two from the Hot Shots and the
Gulley Brushes bested the Alley Rats two
times. The League bowled at Prltchetts.
Berry. rolling with Blue Point Service
team of the Universal League outscored
easGe PPoed is W week Schedule the
Pritchett Alleys Following his 624 came
Frank Staub with 6l4. Don McNew with
centage in the league standing when they
turned in the only triple victory Of the
s9en N c seoTne weT doub Lou W
over the Heidenreich team. the Dutch
Masters posted single game Of l04l and
a 2814 total Polk Sanitary Milk, Coca
Coias and FadIey-Birr outscored the Eagle
Greek Nursery Blue Point Service and Log
Tavern in two of their games.
Led by Ollie Krebs 619 total, six bowlers
| crossed the 900 line in the Printing Crafts
session at the Pritchett Alleys: Jack Colvin
was right on the heels of Krebs with a
GIT while Eddie Ten Eyck followed closely
with SIS. Charlie Tyner had 614. John
Fehr 604 and Norval Ward sol for other
ham Rollers be5ted Sterling TaveTn thrse
times Cornelius Printing took a pair from
| ROLES Printing. AP Association was double
victor over Advance Electrotype and Thorn
as took a two to one from the Indian
| apoliS Star.
The Macabees downed the indianapolis
| Industrial League. Two to ones resulted
| in all other series, with Peoples Motor
Coach, Presto-Lite No 3 Indianapolis
Circle Engraving on the long end of the
scoring over the Indiana Provision, Blk
! leys Presto-Lite No l. indianapolis Rail
ers 587 topped all individual scoring of
| the session, which was at the Indiana
Alleys.
Daisies were out in full bloom last night
and thev uprOoted the PansleS three
times. This occurred in the Posey League
we're too strong for the Tulips and they
took pair of wins. The Lilacs outgrew
the Lilies taking brace OF games ana
dropping the Roses. Williams with a 400
was the sweetest Posey present.
scoring in the st. GATHERINGS League. All
team results were decided with double
victories. Weber Milk, Trefy Inn, Foun-
tain Square Furniture and Sauters tav
ern finished one better than Thoman
Shoes. Wizard Machine, Schuster Coal and
Lauck Funeral Home. This league rolled
at the Fountain Square.
West Street took three in row from
Trvngton while double wins were taken
by West Michigan and Thirtieth Street
over Main Office and South Side, in the
Fletcher Trust League at the Central
alleys. Geddes SAL was the best of the
| session.
The Polar Ice and Fuel Company went
through its PAGES at the Central alleys,
score OF the session. Refrigerat tors and
team No won three games from Fuels
and team No 7, as the Freezers and Cubes
were winning odd games from Iron Fire
men and Ice.