The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-23
Record Totals Feature
City's Ten-Pin Sessions
Frank Gantner ST.. Tops All Solo Efforts With 696 in
St. Cecilia Merchants Loop

Cooks Gol!dolume to the only 5000 count
II the city last night. Backing ur
Johnson, 618 from John Fehr and a soc
from Lee Carrin, that earned the team its
big total and and sweep Of its series oyeI
1910 on a. 1925. 1908 and 1887 "'''' '0'Sie'
:, Falls City Hi-Bru, with Ray Robertson al
at cog turned in a double win over Bowes
Lou Daugherty with 663. The winners
closed with a 1858, while the Acetylenet
Lieber Layers. Ed Stevenson's GA and
Larry Coolers col we're tops for the Shoe
Henry's 6I2 were outstanding for the
series, the winners turning in a 1919 and
emerged from the chas, De 1S5 cigar cigar.
Sterling Beer series, won by the former
two to one.
Junior. Social Club was the only three
game winner of the Antlers Recreation
& Co; National Malleable. Pure Oil and
Washington Hotel won their series by
taking the odd games from j. D. Adams
Co, Roy E. Steele and WheatieS. thinner
man was high soloist with a 629.
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Nothing of Importance happened as the
Washington League went through its
PAGES at the Illinois Alleys. J. E. Kernel
Opticals and Lieber Brewers, the one
two teams in the standings, protected
their positions through three-game tri-
jumps over Capitol Ice and H. E. Schmitt
Insurance. McCarty Furniture also got
by unscathed, winning all games from
Hoosier Opticals: Falls City Layers won
its first series of the season when they
nabbed the odd game over Illinois Five.
Max Patton Cafe, Grunow and Board of
Trade were double winners over Hy-Red,
Coca Cola and PennzoiI in other series.
Myron Newlin led the individuals with
a 625, while the color combination of
Black and Blue Drank and john pro-
duced CLOS.
Larry Bradley was again outstanding in
the United Mutual 4oop at the Illinois
Alleys. Last night he had sos Modified
Life won three times over Endowment ano
AnnultleS took two from Ordinary Life.
Leading teams of the Insurance re-
at the Central Alleys. U. S. F. & G. and
H. j. Spier the top aggregations held
their positions despite double setbacks.
COnQUerer
the former while Gregory & Appel downed
the Spiers twice. Other series resulted
in shutouts for New Amsterdam and In
surance Exchange over Inspection Bureau
victories for Hoosier Casualty. Rough Notes
and Globe Indemnity over Underwater
Adjustment I,;ta stone Stafford Stone anc
showed his heels to all loop rivals with q
COB.
The two-way tie for. first place in the
team standings of the Kernel Optical
Ladies League was broken up last, night
vi victory o over Liebeg Lager: gained a one
were stopped once by Coca Colas.
Evelyn WiSeman's $40, Amy McDaniers
sponsib!e for the Bowes victory while Der.
tina Urbancic'S $50 was outstanding for
the Il taeers Lucy Courts, league lead
w. lnG S6S coupled PEE with SIG from Helen
With Laura Alexander at $50 and Els.
tele ,Weathers at SIC, Marott's Shoes an
neXed three victories at the expense OF
Falls City Hi-;Bru;. Maize Lathrop paced
$40 Circle City Beer dropped two games
to the Marks team
we Iqdvi sg roh lSad R5vs Of ether leagues
lips, 599; Armour g. Co. Central. Welcl1
$40 switzer-Cummins Parkway, KiIlion,
Two local teams will journey to rouis-
vile tomorrow for match games. Falls
City Hi-Bru is to clash with the Louis
Fast is scheduled to battle it out With
the Eppics Will