The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09


rubber from Gulley Brushes.
G. Ley, with 625 series, carried
off individual scoring honors.
Man Office took shutout series from
West Street Branch and South Side
Branch won Q couple from the lrvlngton
Branch and Thirtieth Street Branch IN
the Fletcher Trust League at the Central
Georges $50 proved to be the leading
individual count.
In the Polar Ice and Fuel COMPANY
League at the. Central, Iron Flremen won
a. s II 1t'o victory from PICKS, Ice twice
chilled the Refrigerators and Hooks
hooked couple fT ron FPee 344Sistarce oil
individual scoring.
IN the mond Chain nd League SEE P,ats
took two games each from the Pins,
Bushings and Offsets, Gallamore was the
a 535 series total.
Only two series were completed in the
Woman Golfers League at the Parkway
alleys. These two contests were lost by
Country Club No. and Highland No. /,
the Meridian Hill and Country Club NO
Club No. l and Broadmoor No. rolled
without opposition.
The name of Wheeler usually is fol-
lowed by the high series score of the
evening in the Industrial League, but it
was a different story last night; BOP
Young was in f rare form and cq nm 3ss1
of the season in that league. Triple vic
tories resulted for the indianapolis Rail
ways. Inland Containers and Peoples Mo
tor Coach teams, with the Prest-O-Lite
No. l, indianapolis News and News Circu-
lation teams taking the roles of victims
Indianapolis Screw Products, Macca-
over the BiXbys, Prest-O-Lite No. and
Meier Packing CO., Opponents OF the Cir
The league bowls at the Indiana alleys.
Carl Brehob and Chris Rasmussen were
neck in neck for individual leadership
last night. Brehob finished with SIG
two pins better than Rasmussen. who
used a 247 final game to close the gap.
scores, Heidenreich Florists, Moblgas,
White Furniture and Smith q Young
engers. Bailey'S Insurance and Team No. g.
With no individual totals reaching. the
the honors in the Automotive League
bowling al the Illinois alleys State
Ellis Trucking. as the Inland Battery
and Eagle Machines we're twice besting
NAAASRRNS~Ses
All series in the Citizens Gas Com
pany League at the Uptown were taken
BY two to one scores. with Main office
and and distribution No. 2 emereing Victorious
Pr6s6ec No. 30 and PTospeet No NC
Carl Helm was the leading individual of
this organization. with total OF 57S.
A 578 by Merriman was the highest Sc
ries shown by any individual in the In
termediate League at the Uptown alleys.
Three games were taken by Sherer Elec-
tries and E. Johnson Coal, with W H
Furniture the victims. Two out of threes
were taken by Fortieth Street Merchants,
Enos Coal Co. and Eastern Coal Co. Coca
Cola Wiles and Wilson, and Uptown
Taverns we're the losers.
Kennie Powers finally hit his old time
form. firing a 625 series TO take the in,
dividual honors from Bracken. who had
SIG in the Parkway Recreation League
Triple wins we're bagged by Roberts MIX
and Ritz Tavern Hoosier Pete and Kingan
Co. being the losers. Fairfield Florists
Worrel Cleaners took pair from Garrlck
Theater and the Acme Monon Coal Co.
twice bested the Farm Bureau.
The Youthful Johnnie Kiesel blasted out
having games Of 1876. 234 and 22s
Chuck Marley slipped over with sol,
while Bill Sargent stopped right on the
line with an even 500
Berghof Beers won twice from Pittman
NJ C. Mescalls. Kaltenbach Insurance and
Print-Krafts as shutout winners over
Rosner Pharmacy. Lyons Pharmacy and
Sterling Beer.