The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-09

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Browns and Athletics.
In the Kiwanis League at the Indiana,
Spring. Lippincott and Herdrich outscored
the OStermeyers, Mitchels and Paveys in
every game, as the Jones, Ryker and Falls
Selmiers and Heads. w. Roeder was high
individual on 571.
Hines and Murrin. teammates on the
Beech Grove team, were the top scorers
Of the Indianapolis Church League at the
of 578 and STA gave them the honors. but
their team failed to make clean sweep
O. its series waen dhe Opposing Eouhh t n
single pin margin. Beech Grove Christian
and Edwin Ray won three times from the
Cavalry U. B. and St. Marks. Two games
went to the Broadway Baptists over the
Woodruff Place.
Fran Schmitt's 572 and Tom Clark's $40
represented the best individual efforts in
the St. Joan, of Arc League at the Up
town last night. Wonderbar was the only
three-time winner. it's victim being the
Thos. NJ. Fitzgerald Goals. Two timers
we're won by w. J. Robinson, Scott Truck
over General Tires, Uptown Cleaners,
Chas DENLY Cigars and Hatfield Electric.
In the Courthouse League at the Della
ware alleys. Hassman had 627 and
Snodgrass a Sol for the top honors of the
evening Gene zweisler fell short of the
honor roll when he stopped at 500 High
ways. who fired 1923 middle game, took
sors BANKED the Treasurers, Surveyors
applied the calcimine to the Prosecutors
and the Lawyers won twice over the
Clerks.
Elders SGT was the best individual total
nf la NIGHTS session Of the Oil League
performing at the Illinois. Ben Kaufman
after a poor start. finished with a pair OF
runner-up total, and led his Hoosier Pete
team to the only shutout of the evening
His team BANKED the Linco No; 3. Two
No. and Gaseteria. which he'd as theil
victims the Linco No. 2. Linoo no. 1 and
Sinclair.
only two 800 totals were registered. dur !p.
Illinois; but a quartet OF FASTENERS threat
snsS the marx sI5 Nth 5sos Paul coT %F
SOB. were the honor shooters. while the
four close scores game from Malay anG
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Dickey Mouse Cafe and Indiana Bell Tele-
Teeter Drugs and Gun. Club, Two-to-one
DECISIONS were taken by Breakfast Sho She
and Crown Laundry over East End Cot
tage Cheese and Creme o Gold.
Tom Brennan again forged to the top
Of the individual scorers OF the TranSpor
tation League in session at Pritchett'S last
night He connected for a 255 middle
game that gave him a $50 series Collins.
Brennan'S teammate. took the runner-u
honors, when a trio of double centuries
gave him 622. Their team, the Southern
Pacific took an easy three-time win over
Baltimore & Ohio and indianapolis
Union also won their series via the shut
out route. Illinois Central and Monon be-
ing on the zero ends of the scores. In
diana Railroad and Chicago & Northwest;
ern outscored the New York Central and
louisville & Nashville in a pair of con-
tests.
jess Smythe topped the scoring in the
State Highway League at the Pritchett
alleys. $50 putting him at the head OF
the list Every team series was decided by
a 2-to-1 score Arches, ADULTS. Culverts
and Tests winning over the Roads. Slabs.
TruSses and Girders.
The popularity of 400 scratch doubles
during he season has urged Johnny Beam
to stage one of these affairs next Satur-
day and Sunday at the Illinois alleys. The
event received the approval OF the Indian
apolis Alley Proprietors Association at
their meeting Yesterday.
Entry fee has been set at SO team, in
Guiding bowling, and Beam is busy lining
up entries for the event. The first squad
will face the naples at / O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. and all entries must be. regis
tered before that time. For further infor-
nation call the Illinois alleys, Lincoln
0740.