The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

RlggSbee, pinch hitting for Lou
Daugherty, assembled a 656; Dad
Hanna connected for 637, Walt
Hickman posted 636 and Dan Alb
bolt "dogged" the quintet with a
635. With this tremendous out
burst of striking the team easily
triumphed over the opposing
Schmitt Insurance team in all three
games of their series. A SCI by
George Ley was the losers best
series.
The Wooden Shoe Beers, striving
to wind up the season in fourth
position, struck a snag in the Ma
rott Shoe team, which broke into a
striking orgy for 3044 total. and
a two-game win. The Shoemen,
with Bob Kelly and Charlie Ma
honey at 623, Lorenz Wiesman at
622 and Harry Wheeler collecting
6l8 posted games of 999, 976 and
1869, dropping the middle tilt when
the Beer boys slapped out 1865.
Chuck Markey paced the losers
with a 643.
The Leonard Goals retained their
fourth place position, when they
posted a 1893 in their middle game
for their only win. Russ Miller pro-
vided the punch that halted the
Wooden Shoe drive, when he totaled
6O4 in his three games. For the
winning Cokes, Russ Buley despite
a 134 centerpiece, led the scoring
with $40.
With Bill Bowen's 652 and Rudy
BoeSnecker's 615, the Underwood
Transfers made a clean sweep of
their series over the Hoosier Opt
Gals, who had as their leading scor-
er, Herman Bohne, with $50. The
winners had a 1908 middle game.
No honor totals appeared in the
Capitol Ice-Quaker Oil series, won
by the former, to /. Larry Rud-
beck with SGT featured for the win
nerS, while Chown's SIS was best for
the losers. The indianapolis Paint
& Color Co. rolled without opposi-
ton.
When the Schwitzer- Cummins League
wound up its sessions schedule at the
I
tied for the top position, and in order
to determine the real champs. the loop
staged a post-season series between the
In the .play-of Automatics easily downed
games two best out of tsree series. and
circuits regular schedule. Automatics
Hydraulics, Even Temperature and
Worlds Greatest won twice over the
stokostats, Underfeed, Dependable, and
edicients.
Only two team series were completed
in the South Side Recreation League at
the Fountain Square Alleys last night, In
land Goals winning three from Enos. Coal,
as Citizens Gas beSted the Jacks Place in
a pair. Leon Tailoring and Troy Oils were
unopposed Johns 621 was the best in
dividual totals of the evening.
session Of the Re"G FOuntai HS sau9re Recrea:
5 255 b League from games Of Isl 224 and
sappy The oE Gas Outfit 5oaied so44 Wen
they connected for 1929; g5s ara 1852
aid with totals of 644 and COL For the
Towel aggregation. $50 from Paul STRIFE
beck and Gil from Johnny Murphy fea-
:, Binders $50 rpnnsr-lp was assembled
h be 9 es 265 SERIES s4 Of Fd The oa
forming with, the Fox jail House which
Goldblume It was the fourth time during
the season that the CooSmen have lost
a series in the Fountain loop. Ed STRIFE
beck with 607 was their only honor shoot
er during. last nights series:
When Joe Danna cracked out 635
and Ed Stevenson posted a 6aS. the Coca
Colas took an odd game decision over the
opposing Falls CITY Hi-Brus. who had as
its leading Individuals. Raw Robertson.
with 5e6. Weber Milks won a pair from
the Polar Ice and Fuel Co. Red Mounts
of the loser being the only 500 shooter
Of the series. He had GA. Dick Nord-
holt'S 594 was best for the WeberHes.