The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-12
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from the Lieber Brewers, Manuel
Schumacher pacing the winners with
6o4, while Leo Ahearn was best for
the losers with SAG.
Koehler's huge total failed to receive
any support IN the ST. John loop. and
MS JanItz Grocery team bowed twice
70 the s, opposing sagteLs CAFE which nc.
maker. George Hermann Funeral Home
vas The only three-game winner Of the
session. the victim being the Rieman
rein Drugs took two each from ?. W.
Hohlt d Sons and spreen's Grocery.
The ten teams Of the Uptown Recrea-
ton League took their second fling Of
the season at the Uptown Alleys. and
the outstanding teams Of the opening
nights sessions wound up on the losing
ends OF last nights series. Beck Coal &
Coke and Coca Colas. leading teams OF
the first week Of action. each bowed
twice TO the L. Strauss & Co. and Ko-
at the expense Of Indiana Candy.
HOosier Pete. last years loop leaders,
took pair from Bader Coffee and Kim
in two contests. leading individuals
Of the session were Miller with $40. Buley
with sOs and Forsythe with COS.
MIX CO. League proved TO be the best
individual shooters of last nights session
a the Fountain Square Alleys. Ora
kirby with $50 and Charlie Day and Roy
KIRBY with 567's. were the top scorers
Birelys Orange and Sweet Dreamed Butter
milk scored shutouts over the Buttermilk
and Pro-Lac;. as the Frisco Cheese and
Guernsey Mix took a pair each from
Nursery Mix and Chocolate MIX.
The Newman League got under way at
rrsfs Oh rs-ssh To- h.
outstanding total Of the opening. The
big blonde set the pace with a 563. Teams
No. ! and were last nights winners, both
aggregatons gaining single game edges
over Teams Nos. and 3.
The Postoffice League opened last night
at the Central Alleys with Finance Section
assuming the early-season lead through a
shutout victory over the Garage Grease
Balls. Other series were decided by two
to-one scores; Two-Trip. City Case and
tlon. Z. MIchlgan-st Station and 4-Trip
Carriers Hufer's 556 was the best indi-
vioual count OF the session.
Frank Johns sr added to the laurels of
the Johns bowling family by topping the
individuals as the VIM H Block Co.
joins turned in 5s7 for f tRe Magic aS n cghe
stoves. who were unopposed Team No. |
took three games from Team No 2, as
Teams No 4 and won twice over Teams
No. ard Z.
pair of individuals broke into the 500
column as the Citizens Gas Co. "A" League
faced the naples for the second time
this season at the Uptown Alleys Ned
McKinnon tossed the leading count a
GIL. while Jack Underwood was right on
his heels at 609. Prospect No. l and
Prospect No. 2 took shutout victories over
Distribution No. and Distribution No. s..
Main Office No g. Prospect No 4 and
Prospect No. gained two-to-one edges
over Distribution No 6. Distribution No. 7
and Main Office No. TO-
The Indiana Ladies' League opened last
night with Cooper Cafe. McGintys No. 8's
and No. 9's winning three games each
over Kemmer Five Hoosier Petes, No
rs and No. los Davis Grocery and No.
- took two each from Lincoln Hotels and
No. II.
The Little Flower League will be re-
organized this season and individuals and
teams wishing to join the organization
should attend tomorrow nights session
al the Delaware Alleys. Those unable to
attend the meeting should get in touch
with Russ Miller at the Delaware, Red
Haugh, traffic officer at Wsshington-s
and Capitol-av or Smithy's Barber Shop
Several leagues will roll their initial
games on local alleys tonight. among
them being the St. GATHERINGS and Mutual
MIX at the Fountain Square and the
Elks at Hotel Antlers.