The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-02

Indiana National No. 3, by taking all
Of the games. No. and No. took
the odd game route from Indiana
Trust No l and No. 5.
In the American Central Life League at
the Pritchett alleys found Joint Life COM
ing through for two.game set over. Ten
Twenty-Year Pay Life BANKED tho o. L.
c. o. while odd Life captured two from
Twenty-Year Endowment.
to procure a three game decision in the
Universal League at the Prltchett Recrea-
ton. Berkies' Lunch was their victims
Remaining contests we're decided by two
to-cne counts in favor of Folks MIX. Bar
keepers. Friend and Dutch Master Cigars
over Manila Safe S93, Raa I9 Bros Taill tlS
no opponents. In individual scoring Leurs
was the leader with 6l5. Next in line was
Weigle. COL.
Truitt. a member of the Sinclair Rein
ing team, took all honors in the Automo-
produced a 66S series. Jess Pritchett Jr
secured a GIL to aid Truitt in counting
three times from Auto Equipment Herther
of with all games from Point Service Shop
as Citizen Packard was doing likewise to
the Illinois Alley Five. Cross had Cos for
Waierich & CO. National Refining and
Inland Battery COPIED {. twin bill from
Gibson & Co and Eagle Machine.
The Iron Fireman shut out the re-
frigerators in the Polar Ice and Fuel
League at the Delaware alleys as Fuel was
anneXing a dOuble-header from the ice
team R. Williams and Thomas tied for
scoring honorS with SAP
Danna with 2l4. 227 and 2ss for 67s
enabled the Cokes to swamp the Boilers in
the Citizens Gas League No. l at the
also scored shutout victories from Amonias
and Surphates as Gas shaded Screens.
ovens white washed the Engines in the
Citizens Gas League No. 2, with remain
ing contests showing a two TO one verdict
for Mains. Pushers and Cranes over Drips.
Motors and Meters. High man was Bayley
with 54S
Hurrle flashed a $40 for the Lauck
Funeral Home 70 blank the Thomas Shoes
while TrefyS Inn. SchUster Coal and
Wizard Machine we're able TO account for
one game from Weber Milk. Thiele Shirt
Makers and Fountain Square Furniture in
the 81. CatharlneS League al the Fountain
Square alleys
J. Barrett with 2i4, 25s and 215 for
SIS was the best in the Parkway League
at the Parkway alleys Barretts score
was enough 10 win a two-game decision
for Farm Bureau over Garrick Theater.
blanked the Roberts Mix as Wash Rite
Laundry. Worrel Cleaners and Schwenzer
Cafe headed home with two games 10 the
good from Beach and Arthur. Electrones
and DR.. Chambers Dentist.
Bunch. with Sos on 2Ol 25s and 2os was
the reason La Fendrich Cigars took all
three from Pritchetts No, in the Elks
Bowling League at the Antler alleys. Fitzel
with 626 for Cfoldblume, helped his team
down the MoblgaS a couple. while Heiden-
reich Flowers and BatlevS insurance did
the same to Pritchett No. l and Louie's
Tavern.
PLAY in the fifth annual Delaware
SWEEPSTAKES vii take place over the
weekend at the Delaware alleys. Forty
the next action. Manager Dan Abbott
OF the Delaware drives has received
promises from numerous entries. but calls
attention 70 the fact that early action
desired He urges all captains OF teams
that want 10 participate 70 call Riley
olss OF Dutch Myers tourney special
OF the total team entry fee viii 90 70
the winner and Abbott plans to award
the balance OF prize money 10 one team
OF each ten entries so there Will be six
or more prizes. depending on the num-
Der Of entries. With seventy-hve entries.
first place would paw the winners sl3i. rs.
A team with total average Of 500 re-
ceives 500 pins handicap in the Delaware
Sweepstakes. which gives the low average
bowler an excellent chance with the best
sharpshooters OF the city.
All Elks desiring to bowl in the Elks
national tournament at Cleveland should
get in touch with L Wiesman at the Ant
alleys not later than midnight tonight.