The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-24

Engineering. In other tits Barrett Law,
Park Board and Board of Health won
twice over Garage. Street Commissioners
and Board of Health.
In last nights matches of the Indian
apolls Automotive League, Indiana Wheel
and Rim, the leaders, and Gulling Elec-
tries. the runners-up. protected their posi-
lions through Shutout victories over OPP
p %pen Tbs Rims 1 took three from Bear
Pavey Auto Top Shop
and Lubrite Oil took two each over Perine
Oh co. and Wreckers in other tits. Ray
OF Nthe session, a 626:
-, Three team clashes were completed in
the Fraternal League gathering at the ILL
nois Alleys. J. D. Adams Co winning a
5 f9ck nd an9 CbG doT Ros s1p9y wns
Indiana Candy and Tobacco and A. & P.
Bakery in two of their clashes. Berghof
Rs G0 oppo Indry s ea Wend r0 ss
was the loops top solo performance.
Wedding bells chimed yesterday for John
Beam, who with his brother Bill. operates
the Illinois, Central, Delaware and In
diana Alleys. John was married to Miss
Billie V. Bills. After receiving the con-
gratulations of the city's bowling fratern-
ity, John and his bride left by pane for
Miami, Fla, for twoweeks' vacation.
It Il
Leaders Of other league sessions Of last
ett's)., Russ Oberlies. SOS: State Highway
LPritchett's) Ed Bartelson, 576; Service
Club parkway Verne Shelter, $685. st.
Indiana Bell Telephone Central Morris
BowLINGRAMs-Bud Howe advises Glib
Smith, to eat more bananas and wear loud
ties if he wishes to get more COOS. :.
When Newt Warner beat his man by al
most mos 300 sticks. it was cinch for the
did his best to Keep his 'Gulling boys SD in
first place. Thanks Mr. BoXell and
| hope you stick with the game.
The Schoch boys were Schoch short.
game. One Schmitt is better than two
Schmitts. claimed Fred after the Sandwich
Shop nabbed .pair. of tits from Amer
The Transportation boys really opened up
with all the fowls at stake. The
poyS around the Treasurer's- Office have
mechanic of the mechanicians victory in
the speedway loop; Lou Meyer was back
fair job of pin splitting
Walt Cress again threatened the 500
m renz were hot Larry Diet for and Herb Lay
mercial get-together, but II their ' EFFORTS
failed to land the Merchants Bank in the
victory column. Lou Fahrbach was
Of to bad start in the H. A. G. and
Underwood, Art Brenn and Harold Gold
smith did good job of pinch hitting
Tor the Hoosier Petes. but the team failed
series. The Ayres boys knew how to
win despite being outScored-eh, Seal Fasts ?
Willard Whipple, Bob Haagsma and
the top. spot Of the Indianapolis Auto
motive individual average standing.
Inc Big Four pin SSmackers find il tough
lob trying to dethrone Walter (Flashl
English from the top of the individual list
Wilbur Roesner's threat to resign the
next time ne was outscored by Earl Huber
and Frank Mile in the I. p. & L. loop,
has not yet been carried out, although his
two rivals; who claim they have been ap-
preached by one of the citys star aggrega :
tons, swamped him again Wednesday
The Ganstetter boys nearly duplicated
each others scores in the E. c. Atkins
e coo o tn the 1 Polar Ice boys intended
were melted down in the trio of clashes
Peter, Cooney is having turkey for
Christmas dinner, thanks to his scoring
in the St., Catherine League Harold
DWenger Will have to be satisfied with
goose. while duck will adorn the table
Of Louis Vending. After a look at the
Universal score sheets. Frank Staub, Larry
not celebrating. any scoring achievements.
The Lieber Brewers of the Wash
ington tossed all they had in that second
game when they tied their seasons single
game mark of 1103 If Hughie Har-
rigan could have connected in that center
affair like he did in his other games,
the pin topplers of the city would
be shooting at new high today.
After. that debut Ted Kuhns made in his
new bowling shirt, all the Insurance bows
are now seeking uniforms" Red Haugh
outscored everything but the handica ps
in the East Side Social The other
half of the Fountain Recreation's 40 men
bers will have to take care of the scoring
next week