The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-24

WIleQ ne connected Tor a IU6 IN Une
st. Philip No. League last night
Games of 224. 254 and 228 carried
him over the 700 mark and ranked
him as the third pastimer to enter
the 200 Club" this season.
Following Abbott'S leading total
three other boWlers of this league
finished above 600, Newt Werner
connected for a 667, Tony Mccain
608 and Raftery a 604. Al STRIFE
beck with 592 and Ley at $50 fol-
lowed
Triple wins were taken by the
Mckinney for Treasurers and
Kirschner Auto Service, with the
Mic-Lis-McCahill and Hi n o S
Alleys teams taking the white
washings. Falls City Hi-Bru won
twice from S x S Service Station
Dan Abbott rolled with the McKin-
ney for Treasurer.
Rutch McAllen, for the first time
this season, went over the 600 mark,
scoring a 615 to lead the CONNER
cial Leagues session at the Illinois
drives. TutteroW followed closely
with a GLIB, the only other honor
count appearing on the score sheets
of this league. Spencer House Cafe,
Central States Envelope and Sears
Roebuck teams made a clean sweep
of their series with the George j.
Mayer Company, No-Names and
Schlosser Oak Groves. Indianapolis
News and Crescent Paper teams
won twice from Beveridge Paper and
L. B. Price Company.
Hi-Ball Corrects swept their series
with the McNultys, while two to one
decisions were taken by Nortons
Beer, Aristocrats and Cooneys over
the Fultons, De Salvos and Ameri-
an Tea & Coffees. These series in
the Parkway Recreation No. 2
League, found BrEnkman posting the
high individual dual score of the
evening, when he connected for a
$50.
Greene's $50 was top score in the
Citizens Gas League at the Uptown
alleys. The Distribution No. shut
out Prospect No. 9, Distribution No.
l took three frOms Distribution No.
3. Distribution No. 2 was double
victor over Prospect No. 10, Prospect
No. 7 twice bested Langsdale No. g.,
and Prospect No 8 took the rubber
from Distribution No. 4.
All series in the Ladies Social League
at the. Hotel Antlers were won via tne
Seal Fast, Marott Shoe Company, and
Falls City Hi-Brus BANKED the Happy
Wonder Bakers. Lathrop N, Moy YER me- ne
race for individual honors was a three
cornered affair with Maize Lathrop finish
ing one pin better than Damsel BAKER
Mayer. Their scores were 578. SIT and
The Wiley team defeated the Henry
team three times in the Rotary League
and picked up a little percentage on the
other teams, as all other series finished
ming combinations Ackermans, Beers
Halls. Murphvs. Neaconges, Foxes and
BushmanS edged cut wins from Browns
and Dunhams. In this league: performing
on the Indiana alleys a 563 by Schlaege
was the best individual total.
Herf-Jones League session at the Indiana
alleys. and the Office No. 2. Engravers No
/, Polishers and Office No ! took three
while Die Dept. Ring Makers, Strikers ano
Engravers No took none. Brosnan lee
the scoring with $50.
Hortonettes took three from Witticisms
Slam Bangs won twice from Craigites and
Sugar Lumps took fair from Hi jerks
This is not a dictionary OF slang PHRASES PHRASES
the Illinois alleys. The individual honor
race was close. with Bluemel having 399
O'Rear. 3e6, and Bryant. 397.
A $50 by Kelley led the individual
efforts Of bowlers in the Community
tsq in tPs k session Haed c6 5ha 8Pt9 %a9
the only. team to win three games, its
victims being the Heinz 81 Varieties,
an4 Charles sk e. France p
Century Tires from Ready Mixed Con
crete. Indiana Asphalt and Al Radiator
Service.
Bradley was Just over the line in the
Indianapolis Glove COMPANY League at
the Delaware alleys. his sol being the high
series for the session and the only. honor
count posted. Conner with sos took run
neT.up position; triple yin vas taken s. by BY
surance. while all other series resulted IN
double victories. S & S Body. Quaker OIL;
Old Gold Cigarettes. Skinner Radio and
Coca Cola wound I'D the evening wOrk
one game better than Steele's Shoe Shop.
Thomas Restaurant. Brehob Service. BAD
er Cofees and Indianapolis Glove
John Nulry. who often has led the in
dividual scoring in the Citizens Gas
League al the Fountain Square alleys. con-
nected last night for his initial 500 score
and again finished far out in front Of his
opponents. Mulry had games OF l8l. 226
and 2O3 for a go total. Teams results
found Prospect No. triple winners over
Distribution No. 5. Prospect No. taking
q pair from Prospect No. 8. Distribution
No ! besting Distribution No. twice and
Distribution No. 8 finishing one up on
Distribution No. 4.
George Bork again proved to be the
Eagle in the Birdie League al the Foun-
tain alleys. His 5Sl led The Individual
scoring and enabled his Blue JAYS to
shut out the Cardinals The swallows.
Wrens and Martens were twice victorious
over the Robins. Sparrows and Starlings.
Triple victories for all winners featured
the session OF the Fountain Square Mer-
chants League al the Fountain Square
alleys ROBBINS Market Comiskey Drugs.
Lorber's Tavern and Hofackers Drugs took
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