The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-17

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one decision over Cliff Meier Coal
and Heidenreich Florists. New
mans Beer was unopposed in its
series. The Tydol aggregation con-
nected for a 1913 total in its final
game. Ed Stevenson gave the Hell
denreich's COB, which brought the
loops total of honor shooters to
three.
The indianapolis Star League
swung into action for the first time
this season in a matinee session at
the Pritchett's Alleys. Eight five
man teams make up the loop this
season, instead of the usual four
man teams of past seasons. Walt
Hickman was the high individual Of
the inaugural session. by virtue of
a 637 total, the lone honor count of
the afternoon. His ROLES team
made a clean sweep of its series
over Five-Star. Wrong Fonts also
grabbed its series via the shutout
route, Palookas being the victims.
Mailers No. 1 and Moser Specials
took two games each from Agates
and Mailers No. 10.
The only other 600 total of yes
terday's pastiming was a 619 by Roy
Yater of the Indianapolis Church
League, rolling at the Fountain
Square Alleys. A 256 middle game
featured his series. Team results
found No. rs as three-ga winners
over No. SIS, and the Millers taking
pair from Mounts. No. was I'M
opposed.
The low man drop out" system
was used by the Union Title team
of the Courthouse League, which
opened at the Delaware Alleys last
night, and the system robbed Don
johnson of an opportunity to stack
up another huge total. johnson
evidently drew the short straw"
and took to the bench during the
opening game. He went into action
in the second affair and slapped
out 1875, then came back in the
final game and amaSsed a string of
strikes for 289, which gave him
q 474 for the two games.
AS it was, Broder, performing
with the Assessors, took the indi-
vidual honoTS on a SIT, which led
his team to the only clean sweep
of last nights series. The white
wash victim was the Sheriff's team.
Prosecutors, Surveyors and Union
Titles won twice each over Treas
urers, Clerks and Lawyers.
=, Low scoring was in evidence as the
North Side Business Mems League opened
Busseiie topped the hey indi 1fdi IS! With "a
SAT. Cooks Coffee CO. and Beck's Coal
No. 2 got, of to an early season lead
with Sigma Alpha Tau and Parkway Specials
Motors Express and Steve's Shells took
double Victories over indianapolis Candy
Crown Laundry remained the only
undefeated team of the ,Fraterna9l League
Towel Co. as the teams faced the NAPLES
Indiana Bell Telephone Co and Gun
nights session. Ellis Trucking and Break
f last Shop POI being the o losers Sterling
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unopposed in their series. Grenz carried
OF the individual honors with a sos
/ series.
| The Transportation League ushered in
ITS 1926 season at Pritchett's last night,
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/ western shut out Pennsylvania Railroad
tor the only clean sweep Of the evening.
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/ New York Central and Indiana Railroad
winning from Baltimore 8; Ohio, Southern
Pacific, Louisville & Nashville and In
! dlanapolis Union.
The second session of the season was
League at the Hotel Antiers Alleys last
night. Paws Top Shop took three games
from from Perrin Oh Co: Gulling Auto Electric
| Bear Wheel Alignment were double win
ners over Indiana Wheel & Rim Co.
Lubrite OIL. which furnished the loops
unopposed in its series.
Six hundred totals were lacking in the
| opening session of the Reformed Church
League at Prtchett's a 5S6 by Kruwell
carrying of the individual honors of the
eyenIng Emmanuel No. and Immanuel
outs over Pleasant Run No. and In
manuel No. 3. Trinity Reformed won
formed No. bested Second ap Re eSS2ne No
IN two games.
Val Schneider took the leading role
among the individuals of the Evangelical
League at Pritchetts. gaining the honor
OF a $50 total. Senators and Pirates kept
their states clean by winning three games
each over Dodgers and Browns Cubs
fanks and Red SoX. who tasted defeat on
the loops opening night. kept out of the
red last night through triple wins over
the Reds Cardinals and Pirates Other
series went 70 the Tigers and Indians
through two-to-one victories over the
White Sox and Giants.
Rex Poe took the individual honors of
the Gibson League. which opened at the
Illinois Alleys last night. his $50 being the
best effort OF the session. One bad game
spoiled the chances OF several other pas
timers OF this new loop. but these individ-
uals are confident OF turning in some
real totals later. No. was the only three
time winner of the evening. its victims
being the No. SIS, No. l. No. and No
teams won twice over Teams No. 2. 3
and 5.
At a meeting of the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club bowling committee yesterday
plans were made for the formal opening
OF the alleys Wednesday. Sept IS. new
wrinkle in bowling competition viii be in