The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-17

Rasmussen, with 6l3. Cnar1e L1eD-
tag, who broke into the 600 class
last week for the first time this
season, was good for another honor
count last night, getting GAL for
the Cokes. Hare Chevrolets won
from FoX's Jail House, Nordholt's
SIG for the winners and Raymond
Fox's 634 for the losers, featuring
The Hares had 1908 game during
the series.
Malarkey's 656 series in the Inter-Club
League session at Pritchetts was the lead
ing total OF this circuit. and also was
good for The runner-up hOnorS of the
various city leagues performing last night.
France was the only other individual of
the Inter-Club loop to pass the 500 mark,
taken by two-to-one scores, Exchange
Unity. exchange Service. Optimists and
Indians, Mutual Lumbermen. Mercators
and Universal Yankees.
American Central Life insurance League
at the Central Alleys. totaling Glib for his
three games. Q. L. G. o. won three
took two from 1O-Year Terms and 20
Payment Lifes scored a double win over
the 2O-Year EndoUments.
In the North Side Business Mems
League at Parkway Alleys, no team was
able to make clean sweep of its series,
2-to-1 victories being won by the Kimmel-
Heidenreich Florists. Safety Boosters,
Sovereign Realty and Miller's Tavern.
Three members of the circuit connected
leading the field. Berberich had SOB and
Gardner t6 sos Ra!6o and Burton finished
In the Indiana Ladies League a SOB
series by Mildred Stahl led all individual
and Julian Goldmans were triple winners
II their series with the Kay Jewelry and
rms Grocery teams W2hlfield Furriers.
an. Monroe-Kimmel Furnitures took two
each from the Pennway Inn. Haags Can
teen. Coca-Colas and Gaseterias.
Scoring in the Rough Notes League
took a slump last Light. the usual 600s
failing to put in an appearance, Williams
dividual honors of the session at the
Delaware Alleys. Ruff Nutz and Hybawls
won two games each from the Hot Shots
and Chumps.
Kirschner's $50 series was the leading
individual total of the Chevrolet Body
8ePPs Teams s'gNS o and ns won thaFe
times over Teams No. 6 and while the
No. Is took double victory from
Bigelow-sanford- Rugs won three games
from the Bo"s' Clothing. as Downstairs
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Illinois Alleys. Weldon's 525 was the best
individual total Of the evening.
In the Fedora. League at the Illinois
TOOK pair from he Revenues and the
Cashiers twice downed the Railways;
scoring.
Gagher. with a 5s7 series, vas the out out
League WITCH SETier roles it's weekly Iiga sessions
at the Fountain Square alleys last night.
All series we're decided via the two-to-one
route. Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk. Nursery
Mix and Xxx Cream winning from the
Creams. Dreamed Buttermilk. Chocolate
Drink and Milks.
Louie Koehler with a 571 again was the
head man in the St. John Evangelical
League at the Fountain Square Alleys.
Janitz Grocery and Fisher Bros. Electrics
& Sons. while the Knannlein Drugs took
two from the Mastny 81 Co.
No team in the Eli Lilly Mems League
was able to get away with a three-time
win Elixers, Syrups. Tablets and Pills
winning two each from the Iletins. Den
tails. Powders and Extracts. Merely
topped the individual scoring. with $50
series. The Lilly League bowls at Pritch-
ett's.
In the Eli Lilly Ladies' League, also
bowling at the Pritchet Alleys. Iris Ronk
paced the individuals with a 497 total.
Amvtals and Extralins won three times
over the Ma Haungs and Amertans, while
la d Spiritex in their series with
ozins and Tablets.