The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-31

STUDIES dropped two games to the
opposing Sterling Beer, which had
COZ from Tom Quill as its best
series.
The Cook team turned in games
of 900, 1869 and 1926 for a 3055, WIN
ming three times over Coca Cola, for
its twentieth consecutive victory in
the loop Don Johnson with 657
and Johnny Murphy with 632 were
outstanding for the league leaders,
When John Fehr halted at 594 it
marked the first time in his nine
weeks of action in the Indianapolis
circuit that ne failed to pass the 600
mark. Paul Quass featured for the
losers, turning in a 632.
Leo Ahearn assembled a 674 from
games of 233, 237 and 204 to lead
Lieber'S Brewers to triple victory
over Doves Seal Fast. Earl Good
hue tossed a 621 to aid the winners
to reach 1918 through games of 955,
1912 and 981 Dan Abbott'S 584 was
the best the losers had to offer.
Acetylene Products Co., in winning
twice over Lieber Lager, stepped up
a notch in the team standings, 60
ing into tie for second place with
MarOtt Shoes, who lost a pair to
Fall City Hi-BruS. Arch HeisS paced
the Acetylenes with a 626, while
Milt Wimberly led the scoring of
the Layers with a 572 The winners
closed with 1927 game. Red
Mounts of the Hi-Brus and Paul
Stemm of the Marotts fired Gil each
to divide the honors of their match.
A 1865 opener by the Shoe team and
a 1909 nightcap game by the BruS
featured the team scoring.
L. S. Ayres & Co. upset Klee's Set
Up twice, Bud Argus with 593 for
the winners and Ted Arnold with
STA for the losers featuring. The
Marmon-Herrington-Crystal Flash
series, won by the former, two to
one, also failed to produce a 600
count. Nan Schott'S 553 was best
for the winners, while Dan Glubka'S
SIT topped the scoring of the losers.
II
With two of quintet of honor shoot
representing Beck's Coal Co, that team
stacked up the best team total of the
loop and won two games over Ko-We-Ba
Coffee. Ray Hill with the circuits best
individual series, go, and John KieseI
with his seasons top total 632, boosted
the Beckmen to 2773. Hill used games
of 246, III and 247 in assembling his
leading series.
25i finish gave Art Buley a Gil
that was the best solo performance of
Coca Cola, which won twice over Hollis
Five. Although Joe Danna turned in a
Gil for City Market, his team dropped a
pair to Kimmel Furniture, which had AL
Kimmell as its leading with 600
even. Bader Coffee, with Rex Dawson
setting the pace at 593 bested L. Strauss
Co. twice. Bill Bowen was best for
the losers with a 5Si. The loop-leading
Hoosier Petes took an odd game de-
cision over G. & d. Battery, Art Brenn
with SOB featuring for the winners and
Lou Dennerline with 5S1 for the losers.
Bill Sargent exploded another of his big
series in the Knights Of Columbus League
last night posting a $40 that topped
its PAGES at the Delaware Alleys. The
big count, however, failed to carry his
team to victory for they dropped two of
their three tilts to Pittman-Rice Coal Co.
which had Fred Heuber with 612 as their
main support.
Penn Coal Co., in downing Hoosier
optical twice, stepped into second place
in the team standings replacing their
victims as the No. team Glatt's Drugs.
who had a chance to keep pace with the
PennS missed out when they lost twice