The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-10
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

A thrilling climax featured the IN
dianapoliS Automotive League at
the Central alleys last night with
Indiana Wheel and Rim nosing out
Apologize Service by one game for
f1rst-place position and the league
title, after Indiana Wheel and Rim
had won the odd game from Gabriel
Sales and Apologize Service dropped
the entire series to Central Motor
Parts.
Selmier led the Automotive
League in individual play last night
with a $50 for Louie's Tavern to
down Cartwright Grinding three
times as GRAPHIC Super Lubricant
copied two from Specials. Other
totals to stand high for the season
are Bob Haagsma, with 731, and Al
Selmier. with I'll, for individuals.
High single game goes to Bob Nor
riS, with a 200 count. The annual
banquet will be held on April 81.
Although Joe Danna had 223, 1875
and 266 for 685, and Bisesi had COG,
Jardine Bros. could win only one
game from Stahlhut jewelers., who
had Hockersmith with COS and
Berry with COB in the South Side
BUSINESS Mems League at the
Fountain Square alleys. A Gil by
Tedrowe and 608 by Wuensch was
the reason the DIFFERING Litzelman
Coal team tripped the Koch F'urni-
ture three times. Kiefer Five and
Coca-Cola will roll later. Oscar
Behrens fired 669 for Heidenreich
Florists.
Tails was the only team in the Lions
ali three games due to hI Bade a Tith 10 S2g
This was from the Ears. Teeth took a
pair from Heads when Krutsnger clipped
of. a 6l2. Names and Claws could win
only one game from Hides and Whiskers
Evan Haley. while returning to Philly
from the A. B. G; tournament. dropped
INTO the Illinois alleys again and decided
IN his series of last Friday night. He
tell little short but managed to knock
help defeat indianapolis Towel Supply
two games in the Fraternal League
Thomas ;,r was best for the losers With Sl9
and Moose Club capturing a pair from
Imps Club and Gun Club
Mid Western Petroleum and Gasteteria
BANKED the Phillips "66' and Sinclair Re-
alleys. The other series had Socany tax
ing a couple from Luhrite. Van Buren,
was high 574.
Three to-nothing counts ruled the ma
lorlty of the series in the Courthouse
SiSbf
out the zeroes to Sheriffs, Clerks and
Prosecutors, The other tilt had Union
Assessors. Snyder was high man with
J. Speaks Undertakers was the only
team to win three games in the St. Joan
OF Arc League at the Uptown alleys and
this was from Hoosier Brick and Coal;
Eatons, Freds Sandrich Shop Beighoff
Beer and. Scott Trucking edged out with
a pair Of games from Central Buick
Agency. Charles DENLY Cigars, Mausner
Miller featured individual play with a
6ls including a 257. with G. OConner
lust two pins short OF this honor with
high total.
Two-Out-of-three was the result of the
Service Club league at the Parkway
49, y s. Mt NC Nc SANS No s0 Na 70 and tff No
NO. l. NO II. NO. II. and No. 9. Stack
house was outstanding with $40.
Russ Oberlies of Second Reformed No. 8
team was a victim OF bad luck when he
started his second game with eight in
row. put the ninth souarely in the pocket
10 look al the ten pin. and then struck
out for a 279 count. He topped the
singles scoring with a three-game total
of $50 in the Reformed Church League
at the Pritchett alleys Bud Schoch was
next in line with 606. In team play
Second Reformed No l. and Emmanuel Re-
formed annexed their entire series from
Barrett Bears and First Bears Second
Reformed No. ? and Trinity sen. First
Tigers ard Second Reformed No. awav
with only one game. Pleasant Run had
no opponents in the Reformed Church
League at the Pritchett alleys.
W Beherns and W Nofkey. took the
spotlight in the Evangelical League at the
Pritchett alleys with 643 and 622 Team
results found th-ee-game victories going
- Indians. Cardinals and Reds over
Browns. Dodgers and YankS. Giants and
Senators we're handed a two-game set
back by Cubs and Pirates.
Three-game wins featured the Optimist
League at the Pritchet. drives with
WELL SUPPLIED
Five freshmen on the University
of Iowa track squad can do the 100
yard dash in under 10 seconds.