The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-15

for the winners, and Jack Innis,
with a 600 for the losers. featuring.
Reynolds sol gave the Thomas
Restaurants an edge in their double
victory over the Cornelius Printing
Co. Cliff Holy's SIT was the best
individual total of the Cornelius
team The Printcraft session was
held at the Pritchett Alleys.
Larry Rudbecks 664 from games OF go.
2i2 and 232. rolled in the Real SILK Mixed
League, was the second best individual
In this loop. bowling a. the Pritchett
Alleys, The Guttersnipes and Alleys Rats
BANKED the Head Hunters and Hot Shots,
as the Gulley Brushes won an odd-game
decision over the Indians.
Pug Leppert. who is again in the
midst of a high-scorlng streak smacked
out q 662 in his intermediate League ap-
He arrived at this total through games OF
2l8 233 and oil Taylor was the only
other kegeler of this loop to pass the 600
mark. his 6S4 putting him over.
shutout victories were won by the E.
Johnson Goals. Eastern Goals and Coca
ColaS over the 40th-st Merchants. w. Il.
Edwards Engineering and Sherer Electrics.
Schultz Furniture Co. who. in their win
ming game, totaled 1902.
In the Elks League at the Hotel Ant
during last nights session Raw Chrisney
635 Bert ss3TinS si' w sPd CHRIS RsSs
BANKED the La Fendrich Cigars. using a
1887 to win their middle game. Baileys
tins being the Hedenreich Florists Mobil-
gas took two from the Smith q Youngs
and the Ritchey Furnitures bested the
No. rs in two games
Lilac o tiTo may MAJ be long ps Yay g Of to
Square. They were in full bloom during
their series last night and swamped the
opposing Daisies team with a triple VIC
tory. Roses sprouted a little faster than
the Pansies. winning two games. Sun
flowers grew so tall that the Geraniums
Single victory and the Lilies, thinking it
was Easter caused the Tulips TO to dTooP
gardner. sprinkling out 551 series.
In the Citizens Gas Co. League at the
Uptown, Main Office No. and Dstribu
Prospect No. and Distribution No. 2.
Distribution No. l and Distribution. No:
scored two to one. wins over, Distribution
555, was high individualist.
South Side Branch won three times over
the Irvington Branch. West-st Branch
took two games from the Main Office, and
the West Michigan-st Branch scored a
double win over the Thirtieth-St Branch
in the Fletcher Trust League at the
Central alleys. Leading indvidualists
during this session were Lou Eggert with
624; Russ Geddes, with 607, and Bob Dit
rich. with sos.
Gene Phillips used a GA total to cop
the individual honors of the L. S. Ayres
g. Co. League bowling at the Prtchett
alleys. Bud Argus followed close, with
a 600. Knox Hats were the only three
time winners during the session, their
victims being the Society Brand Clothes.
A. NJ. C. Shirts Belnord Shirts and Estate
Ranges scored double triumphs over the
Lavico Products, Maytag Washers and
Grunows.
Two individuals of the Universal League
finished over 600 during last nights
session at Pritchetts. Phil Bisesi was the
leader, with a GIG, and Hargon had a
609 Three others halted in the 500 class,
S. Smith getting a 597 Hansen a sos and
Schoch, 500. Every team series was
decided through a 2-to-1 score, Heiden-
reich Florists. Eagle Greek Nurseries, Log
Taverns and Polk Sanitary Hilks winning
twice over the Louie'S Tavern, Blue Point
Service Station, Coca Colas and Vollmer
Meats. Dutch Masters Cigars was I'M
opposed. The Polk team posted a 1923
game during their series to feature the
team scoring of the evening.