The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-18

suits of the loop found No. and No. IL
taxing three games from No. ana NO. s.,
as the No. lis, 8s, 5s and us we're win
ming two each from over No. los. 9s, As
and Is.
The Optical League swung into action
for the hrSt time this season at the
Central Alleys, with White -HaInes emerg-
ing from the first nights bombaroment as
the only undefeated, team, taking three
from Sure-On OpticalS ContinentaIs out
scored DR.. j. E. Kernels in two games Fox
optical took a couple from Optometrlsts
and Universal Bifocals won an odd game
decision over American OptIcaIS. Rutledge
passed the individuals with $50.
S. g. s. Service Station maintained a
clean slate in the Delaware League by
last night. Old Colds and Gultpride also
won three-timers, Capital Furnace and
Brehob Service won twice from Skinner
Radio. Larry Bradley topped the IN
dividual scoring with 60 with Eddie
Hornberger was second on 58o
The Commercial League failed to land
an individual in the 500 class during
last nights session at the Illinois Syd
that proved to be the pacemaker. Russ
Lewis had a 579 and Ed McKinnOn a 5l8.
A. c. w, of A, and Link Belt took
Co. and BeYeridge Paper Co.. as F.. Hat
held Foros, P R. Mallory, q. J. Meyer
and Central States Envelope were winning
twice over Oak Grove Butter, sugar Creek
Butter, Indianapolis News ana Spencer
House Cafe.
Water Co. League at Pr' 'hetts were de-
cided by two-to-one Victories, Filters,
pumps and Readers winning over Meters,
Ohice and Yards. Mendennau was high
Individual with 573 series.
Six teams of the Hoosier A: c. League
faced the NAPLES at Pritchett's last night
with little damage resulting The A. G.
boys evidently failed to get their bowling
arms limbered up in time for the opening,
for a 544 from Arnhoter. was good enough
to carry off the individual honorS. Tne
three teams series resulted in triple wins
for the John Hancock Insurance, Coca
Cola and Barrett Coal over the Potter
Coal, Bowes Seal Fast and Hal Boosters.
Wonder Cocktails made it six in a row
by winning three games from All-Amer-
leans in the PennhOf Grille League at the
used the whitewash brush applying it to
the Pennsy Arrows in their tnree-game
tussle. Other series went TO Pennhof
oTN' Won twice vic from Cocktail Hour and Spirit
of ST. Louis. H. Fehrs 5s4 was the top
individual score of the session.
Martins 54I was the best sprout Of the
Posey League at the Fountain Square.
Pansies and Roses were in full bloom, wilt
ing the Tulips and Lllacs three times.
Sunfowers and Geraniums came to life
long enough to take one game each from
the Lilies and Daisies.
George Kahl's $50 was the best indi-
vidual total of the Fountain Square Mer-
chants League at the Fountain Square
Alleys. Each of the four team series re-
suited in double victories for the winners.
Schulz Grocery Wagon Wheel, Elsner-
Roberts Florists and Robbins Market we're
on the long ends Of the scoring. with In
oiana Candy, Jacks Place, Gardinia s
victims.
Taylor warbled louder than the other
members Of the Birdie League ana ana
of the evening" a 533. Wrens and Card
inals rufled the feathers OF the Sparrows
and Martins with triple wins. as the Star
lings and Blue Jays roasted on tWo-to-one
victories over the Robbins and Swallows.
c. H Francks, Langs and Hshns were
triple winners Of the Spencer Cafe Ladies
League at the Pritchett Alleys. BEough-
out victims. Double wins went 10 the
Woirhayes Bakers, Heidenreich Florists,
Dunlop & Holtegels and O. A. Desetauls
over Synders, Aliens. Glatts Drugs, Kribs
individuaIists with a 522 series.
Bowling is the main subject Of conversa-
ton at the City Eall these DAYS. as S.
OF the City Hall League at the Delaware
Alleys Friday night. The loop Will be
made up Of eight fve-man teams. and
from the enthusiasm displayed. the teams
rosters. police Chief Morrissey. Joe Tv-
nan. Jim Deery. Slim Shower and Danny
O'Neu are among the candidates for
places on the various teams.