The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-19


sauter Tavern team will try to, subdue
Louie's Tavern squad in special match
game at the Fountain Square alleys next
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock This should
be a keen clash. A key of beer is involved.
Prior Smith in the Universal League at
gS to a tane a Of SIS ON with the games nsa a
2l4, 214 and 257. This was not enough
wood even with the help OF team. mates
As 0 result suit the Polks Mix still lost two
games at the hands Of the Vollmer Meats
quintet. Barkeeper's Friend Berkies
Cigars whitewashed the Blue Point sery-
ice, Manila Cafe. Bittrich Meats and Gulf
Refining. Raab Brothers took the odd game
scores were: Griner, 1922; Ernst. GIL;
Weigle. sos. and Schakel and Prochaska
The Knox Hat team Of the L. 8. Ayres
loop at .Pritchett's will find that the fly,
| ing bowler, Frank Argus, took off to lead
si Bloc 'e1 Argus iS had So. This was s good
enough to lead this league. Banister Shoes,
Kuppenheimer and Maytag were too hot
Grunon and as a result were BANKED.
Estate Rangers took a couple from Buster
Brown Shoes.
Hunt led the field as usual in the Print
craft League at Prltchett's with o32.
Greover was next with 625. Other boys
to hit the 500 market were Lutz, SIG;
Tyner, 619; Espey. 615, and Les Koelling.
608. Team contests were two-to-one
verdicts.
In the Automotive League at, the, HI
nois alleys the Citizens Packard and the
Capitol Ice teams froze out the Point
Service Shop and National Refining teams,
while the Eagle Machine, Auto Equipment
c. H. Wallerich Co.. and Gibson Co. were
only able to come through for two games
over citizens studebaker Raab Brothers o3ihi4S
Tourney led individual play with count
of 614 while Cross with GOT and an even
600 by P. Miller we're the only boys to
Bunch. with GOT, helped his team. the
La Fendrich Cigar. knock of the Mobilgas
! Goldbume five also was down the Pritchett's
No. team by the same route at the Ant
lers alleys during the play Of the Elks
Meekers' SIG. Baileyls insurance was only
able TO walk of with two games from
Pritchett's No. l.
In the Parkway League at the Parkway
alleys Dr. Chambers and Roberts Milk
whitewashed the Farm Bureau and the
Central Buick f1ves schwenger Cafe;
Garrick Theater, Beach & Arthur and
Hoosier Pete crept through for a two
! game victory over Sterling Printing, Wash
Rite, Acme Monon Coal and. Worren Clean
L Z
| night. other high scores were Buses
/ SIS and a 500 by Noe.
Although Frank Morris clicked for a
| 627 in the American Central Life League,
his teammates failed to give him enough
| support and as a result were only good
for one game, so the Ten Year Terms
dropped the other two games to Joint
Life. Odd LIES thought the same when
/ the Twenty Year EndowmentS won al
/ three games Wimoth had GOT for T. Y.
E. Twenty Pay Life won the odd game
from o. L. c. o. at Pritchett's
A 604 by Carl Sturm was the best In
| the Bakers League at Pritchetts. Mann
was close on his heels with 500.
In the St. GATHERINGS League at the
Fountain Square alleys the Wizard Ma
chine and the Lauck Funeral Home won
all three from Thoman Shoe Store and
Fountain Furniture. Other contests went
by the way of the two-to-one route. owens
came through with a nice total OF 646.
Roeder was next with 597.
Two-to-one was the way the Little Flow
er League went at the Delaware alleys
last night. Dan Abbotts 629 gave MS
Emerson Theater a double header over
| the Hashman Meat Market team. Dayey
James $50 was a great help to his team,
the Norman Coal in its tWo-game WIN