The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-11

| The Indiana polls News remained unde-
feated in the Commercial League by TAX
ing three in a row from Indiana Film
Transit. as the circuit rolled its second
round Of games at the Illinois Alleys last
night Merchants Bank and Schlosser
Oak Grove. who tasted defeat on the
opening night. came back last night to
make clean sweeps over the Frank Hat
fields and Sugar Greek Buffers. Other
series resulted in double victories for the
Spencer House Cafe. Link-Belt. A. G. w.
of A. and P. r. Mallory over Crescent
Paper. Central States Envelope, Geo. j.
Ahearn led the individual scorers with a
up up with a 592.
The Ladies' Social League, one of the
fastest Of the citys feminine loops. opened
its 1885 campaign at the Antlers Alleys
last night. Bowes Seal Fasts took the
they downed the Frank Hatfelds three
times. Hotel Antlers Five won two from
Coca Colas. Falls City Hi-Bru bested
Cleaners took the odd game from Marott
Shoe Shop Two individuals passed the
$50 mark, Evelyn Wiesman gaining a 563,
with a 236 finish while Damsel Baxter
rolled consistently to reach 55l.
All team series in the Parkway Recrea-
ton League No. 2. which opened last week,
we're decided by two to one scores. North
western Mix. Leon Tailoring, Carsons,
Presto-Iite Battery, Nip N Sip and Nc
Cullough Printing were the victorious
teams with Heidenreich Florists. Aristocat
Bar. Coca Cola. Erlers, Linton Radio and
Falls City Beer as their victims. Espinosh
wound up the evening with a 227 game
that Melted him the loops best individual
total. a SGT.
The eight teams making up the Del
aware Recreation League faced the naples
for the first time at the Delaware Allie :
last night Capitol Stoves and S. g. S.
Body averted defeat in the openers by
Brsbab sTce wins Red ever H9 G2 G GIL ad
Cigarettes won pair from Skinner Radio
and Gulfpride took two from Selmier
Towels. Eddie Greaver outdistanced the
bad start for COB total
frankie Johns connected for COG total
to lead the South Side Merchants League,
rolling at the Fountain Square Robbins
Market. through a single pin victory in
their opening game; made a clean sweep
Place also took three games, Jardinas
being the victims. Elsner- Roberts Fcrals
ana Comiskey Drugs won twice from
Wagon Wheel Tavern and Schulls Mar
The birds sang and the flowers bloomed
a so 1t The B g1T Of League md faFaes
Fountain Square, with scores about the
size Of a humming- bird, but enthusiasm
as big as. an eagle. And the PoSie
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small buds. also enioyed a psppy session.
Teams series N the first mentioned loop
gave the Wrens. Martins. Cardinals and
Robins double victories over the Blue Jaws,
! Swallows Starlings and Sparrows. In the
Posie Pansies took three from Roses as
| the Lilacs. TuliDs and Sunhowers won
twice over the Lilies. Daisies and Geran-
1 iuns.
The exhibition schedule Of Joe Bodis.
/ first of a parade of national ten-pin lum-
/ inartss booked to appear on local alleys
| this season. was announced Yesterday by
the Bowling Proprietors' Association.
Bodis who has the highest A. B. c. av-
! craze over period of ten Years viii show
| at Pritchett's on Monday. Sept %. al 1870
m: at the Fountain Square on Tues
dav sept "a at s.l5 o. m. at the Park
wsv Recreation On Wednesday. Sept, 25. At
AIS o. m. at TIA Trtown Recreation on
THURSDAY. Sent. IS. st SIS .. m. and at
the Hotel Antlers Alleys on Friday. Sept.
81. at p. m.
| Leagues opening on city alleys tonight
| are Junior Chamber Of Commerce and
Krocer Bakery AT the PARKWAY. VIM. H.
Block Co and Ipalco at the Illinois: St.
! John Evanrelical at Fountain SQUARE; St.
Philip No ? at 81. Philip. and Nemman' s
| at Pritchetts.