The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-21
Indianapolis League Tdcks Up 973
Floor AUeraqe in WeekIY Matches

over City Market gave them single
game edge over Beck's Coal Co. who
dropped a pair to Harper's Garage. The
two teams had been tied previous to
last nights session.
Joe Danna, rolling with the Market
team tried his best to help the Beck
outfit, by tossing the evenings best indi-
vidual series, 667, at the Petes five. But
the leaders retaliated with GIG from
Art Brenn and 608 from Bud
Matthews, to total 1887, as they won the
games that put them at the front once
more.
DOC" Dynes, who threatened Danna's
top count with a 665, received some fine
support from Russ Buley with a 612, and
Coca Colas took a shutout victory over
Ko-We-Ba Coffee, which had SOB from
Dan Hackerd as its outstanding per-
formance. Kimmel Furniture, featuring
Bob Burns GA won twice over Bader
Coffee. which had Pug Leppert at COS;
Carl Kiefer totaled $50 to give Harper's
Garage their edge over Beck's and L.
Strauss & Co. took two games from C.
g. d. Battery in a match that failed 10
produce an honor count.
Although he is the individual leader Of
the VIM H. Block Co. League, Harolc
Goldsmith last night posted his initial coz
was $50 that, easily topped everything
in the circuit during its matches at the
Illinois Alleys. In the team series, Bige-
low,sanford Rugs and AdyertiSlns tooS
stairs Store, while Magic Chef Stoves anc
Apex Washers won a pair each from
Mems Clothing.
Delbert Anvil was the Polk Sanitary MILE
Co.'S outstanding bowler last night. 63l
gaining him the honor. In the team
matches at the Fountain Square Alleys
over Chocolate Milk. Buttermilk nabbec
two from Prolac, Guernsey Milk outscorec
Nursery Milk twice and Bireleys Orange
ade won the odd game from Frisco Cheese
Only three team series we're completed
in the indianapolis Power and Light Co
session at the Illinois Alleys Credit De.
partment winning three times from Mill.
Plant No; 2 and Accounting Dept. Line
Dept: and West Plant No. I were unop-
posed in their series. Earl Huber was the
A els from Harry Johnson was the best
series posted in the Citizens Gas CO. "a
League at the Uptown Alleys last night
runner-up honors. Prospect No. 2, Dis.
tribution No. and Prospect No. picked
up three games each at the expense Of
Main Office No. 9, Distribution No anc
Prospect No. !. Other series went to Mair
Office No. 10, and Prospect No. through
double victories over Distribution No +
and Distribution No. 6.
While the FASTENERS of the so-called
big time leagues were enjoying their
600 totals, 122 average bowler of the
Postoffice League was getting real
thrill as he fred his mineralite down
the alleys at the Central Ernest Hutton
surprised himself, as well as his fellow
bowlers. when after opening his initial
game with a count of five in the first
frame and a spare in the second, he
drilled the pocket for nine consecutive
strikes to wind up with 25S, lettering
his former high mark of 164 by almost
a hundred pins. He failed to keep up
the good work and followed with games
of 122 and Isl that gained him a 5S1.
which was runnerup to Salsbury's pace
making 591.
East Michigan-st branch was the
Finance taking the trimming. Super
visors, City Case and Garage won two
OF their three games over Haughville
Station, Four-Trippers and Two Trip
pers.
In the weekly meeting of the Stokely.
van Camp League at Pritchett's Bill Nc