The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-05


Trucking. Penn Coal, j. j. Blackwell &
Sons and the Pittman-Rice Coal
Games of 224, 2O7 and 226 for est gave
Clayton RiggSbee the leading total of the
Insurance League session at the Central
alleys last night. Russ Smith had a trio
OF 200 games for the runner up total of
$40 western Adjustment won the only
shutout victory of the session, downing
the Travellers Insurance in all three games.
Equitable Life, Underwriters Adjustment
Connecticut Generals New Amsterdams
and Inspection Bureau.
Hussong and Farrell, winding up their
series with games of 245 and 234 finished
at 6l2 each to share the individual spot
light in the Prest-O-Lite League at the
Assembly, Maintenance and Engineers
teams winning two games each from the
Generators, Office and Machine Shop.
In the South Side Recreation League at
the Fountain Square alleys. Frank Roth's
638 was the only honor count posted and
of the session Leon Tailoring team won
three times from the Inland Goals, Jacks
Place took two from the Rottler Cafeteria.
Enos Goals bested the Troy Oils in two OF
their games and the Citizens took the odd
game from the Budweiser Buffet
Walter Harshman was again the out
standing individualist as the Standard Oil
League went through its weekly session
gave him the honors. IndustrialS won
three games from the Construction as the
Records, General Bookeeepers. Check De
over the Station No g. Station No. 2,
Station No. l and Station No. 4.
final effort in the Herff Jones League, a
234 middle game boosted him to a SAB
total and gave him the best individual
qIsi Po h TOOK three games from
the Striking, Dept. Engravers No. l took
two from the R ms AK 81, Office No
Office No. took the rubber from
Engravers No. 2.
In the optical League. at the Indiana
alleys, American Opticals shut out the
OptometristS. as the Foxes and Para
tinentals 'Oa and Biock opticais shoneck-
er's 59l was the high individual series OF
the evening.
Frank Coval. Doc Kemper and Wallie
Piez battled for the individual honors in
the Hlllcrest League at the Pritchett
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kept the latter kegeler out of new record
for this league as games of 247 and 2l2
Divots won the only shutout victory of
the evening. downing the Spickelmyers
stymies three times. other series were
Selmiers Caddies and Warrens Traps win
ming over the Woods Irons. Darnabys Puts
and Youngs Drivers.
Domestic Insulators took three from the
Stewart Carey Glass Co, Splckelmeyer
Fuels shut out the Geiger.Peters' H; z;
Bros. William P. Jungclaus doWned the
Johnson-Maas Lumber Co., and treyn
Bros won a pair from the Railroad Mems
Building and Savings Association as the
Construction League bowled its weekly
series at the Pritchett alleys WAYNE
dividual honors while Ed Stevenson's 600
was good for the runner-up position.
J: sweeney's GAL proved to be the top
individual series in the st. Joan of Arc
League at the Uptown Alleys A. G. Crum
jewelers. won three. games from the Mis- Mis-
Davey Optometrists, NJ, H. Farrell Gran
ties and Barrett Coal too two each from
Malt Foods and American Estates.
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Hi-Brus Frees Fur shop, Trissals and
indianapolis Life Insurance. Laura Al
Sdaa leader %P Of Sf ng F T session. n0
Today and tomorrow at the Illinois
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the season will take place. The advance
entry of this event has been far beyond
expectations of Manager John Blue. and
with all OF the city's leading BOWERS par
ticipating scores of the highest caliber
should be produced.
The indianapolis Bowling Association
officers will hold a meeting at p. m.
tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel Wash
ington. All A. B. c. tournament COM
mittee members also will be present. and
plans for the sending of 48 teams to the
1885 A. B. c: tournament at Syracuse
in March will be discussed. Secretary
Norman Hamilton has requested that all
teams who have their own backing for
the A. B. c. trip attend the meeting or
advise any association officer or A. B. c.
of the fact.
Local Big Four Railway employees will
hold an elimination series to determine
the personnel Of the four teams that the
Railroad will send to the 1885 A. B. c.
tournament at Syracuse. The first three
games of a siX-game series will be held
tomorrow at the Fountain Square alleys,
shifts to. bowl at 10 2. m. and at p. m.
eligible for the event an entry of so bowl
ers is expected 10 strive fer positions on
the quartet of teams. The second half
of the series will take place at the
Pritchett alleys on the following Sunday.