The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07

er-Circle City Beer match, but her 5l1
was not enough to stave off double
| defeat for her Circle City. team.
| Joe White topped the soloists of the Big
Four League with 6l6, which proved
Counting. No. 2. The 'supes concentrated
tas Efforts os on Other the tea% dds ags vs2e
decided over the two-to-ore route, Equip
ment. Beech Grove Electrics and Beech
men Accounting no. T. Beech RVe5 Grove Gar
| and Beech Grove Locomotive. The loop
was in action at the Central Alleys.
U. S. F. & G. protected their Insurance
League leadership through triple win
over Equitable Life, but the race for Sec
ond place is still a real battle. The four
way tie was broken up when New Amster-
dam won twice over H. ]. Spier to take
the runner-up berth. The Spier team was
one of the deadlocked quartet. Globe In
demnity passed up an opportunity to over
take the two teams when it dropped three
games to Insurance Exchange. The other
team of the four-cornered affair. Western
Adjustment, was without opposition.
In other contests Stone, Stafford e.
Stone won three times over Hoosier
Casualty, Connecticut Generals outscored
Hoosier Underwriters twice, Inspection
Bureau nabbed a pair from Gregory g.
Appel and Underwriters Adjustment won
the rubber from Rough Notes. Frank
Schmitt in leading the U. S. F. G.'s in
their triple win. posted the best solo count
of the session. which was held at the Cen
trail Alleys. He had $40.
Il
In the st. Joan of Arc League az the
Uptown, Morris outdistanced all league
loop rivals with 626. leading his Uptown
rett Coal CO. The Pitthnan Rice-Crum
jewelers. tilt was taken by the Jewellers:
| two to one, while other series resulted
Uptown Tavern. Duffy Malt Foods and
Blackwell Funeral Home.
| Kurt Lieber continued his 600 tactics and
| led the Construction League FASTENERS in
y nshH e a mas'es s but when fhs his
on the H. Lieber team failed to lend him
any aid, Hayes Bros. came out on the long
Bra Bran3t po s io sis but his Brandt BIOS
aggregation was more successful. winning
one OF its games from Railroad Mems
abold also assembled a 6l9. and was the
more fortunate of the honor shooters as
his Modern Insulators won every game
over Mcguire & Shook.
The three remaining team matches were
| decided over the shutout route, Harry C.
| Ent Materials William Jungclaus and
| Spickelmeier Fuel & Supply winning over
| Stewart-Carey Glass Co., Utility Insulators
| and Johnson-Maas.
Teams Of the Reformed Church League
of this city are to clash with teams repre-
senting the Reformed Churches of Louis
willie in the first half of their annual home
and-home match at the Pritchett Alleys
tonight. The ten-pin affair will follow a
banquet for the two squads at the First
Reformed Church.
Tonight's clashes viii inaugurate the
fourth annual match between the two
cities. and will be the first match for leg
on the Bosler trophy. awarded by the
Madrid Alleys Of the Kentucky city. In
dianarolis outscored their opponents in
the three previous matches and now hold
permanent possession of the Pritchett
trophy posted by the Pritehett Alleys at
the start of the annual affair. Total pins
gsruered In the Ax-Eame series decides
the annual winnsf. The local kcglers
will visit Louisville Jan: 81 Tor the second
kali q this years match.