The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-09
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By BERNARD HARMON.

John Blues 670 total was the best
individual series posted as the Tues
day night league resumed action last
night after a two weeks vacation
because Of the holiday season. Bowl
ing with the Indianapolis Candy &
Tobacco Co. Of the St. Philip No. l
League, Blue had games Of 200, 235
and 235 to reach his leading total,
which enabled his team to take two
Of its three games from the Nc
Kinney-TreaSurer team. For the
losers, Clayton Riggsbee's $50 fea-
tUred.
Although the 900 twins" Chuck
Marley and Johnnie Kiesel turned
in their usual 600 scores, the Wooden
Shoe Beers dropped two games to
the S. e. S. Service Stations, who
had a SIS from Tony Mccain as
their best total Markey had a 613
and Kiesel a 636 for the Beer team,
which used a 1868 game for its lone
victory. Johnny Murphy connected
for SAB as the Casady Fuels made
a clean sweep of their series over
the Falls City Hi-Brus, who had
GOT from Clarence Dickman as their
leading count.
-Four individual totals passed the
600 mark as the Pritchett Recrea-
ton League went through its regu-
lar schedule last night. Harold
Horn led the quartet with a SAT
total from games of 212, 232 and 2C3.
Jess Pritchett JPr. had a 612. Tommy
Thomas, a Oil and Tom Selmier, a
COB. The Sunshine Cleaners took
three games from the Green TaV-
ern, Hilgemeier Packers won twice
over the Real Silks, Hibben-HOll-
wegs defeated the Royal Tailors, 2
to /, Thomas Restaurant grabbed
pair from the L. S. AyreS & Co.
team and the Universal Beverage
took two from the Louie'S Taverns.
The Louie'S TavernS took their sin
gle victory by virtue of 1000 game.
Led by Dorothy Finn'S SIG series,
the Marott Shoe FASTENERS made a
clean sweep OF their series with the
Meeker Five in the Ladies Social
League at the Hotel Antlers Alleys.
Helen Weise's 534 featured for the
losing team. LathrOp-MoyerS also
we're triple winners, a 563 from Hell
en- Kritsch leading them to their
shutout victory.
The BoweS Seal FastS won twlct
from the Falls City Hi-Brus, 557
from Helen Thomas featuring for
the Bowes, and a 546 from Maizie
Lathrop being the top total for
| the Hi-BruS. The Hotel Antler
Five took a two-to-one decision
from the Greenwald Meats, SOB
from Loreen Conoley being the
best total OF this series.
The lone 600 series of the Hoosier
Athletic Clubs session at the Pritch-
EFT Alleys came from Vince Oberg-
fell. who collected SOB pins in his
three games. The Potter Coal and
Materials and BoweS Seal Fast
teams took Shutout victories over
the John Hancock Mutual Insur-
ance and Coca Colas, while the
Barrett Coal Co. and indianapolis
Office Supply team won twice from
the Block Opticals and Hatfield
ElectricS.
In the Spencer Cafe Ladies
League at Pritchetts, the Northern
Beach Pools, Heidenreich Florists
and Fulle Elves emerged with shut
out victories. Their victims were
the American Central Lifes, Club
/ Steaks and Ham and Eggs. The
Hungarian Bread, Wright OldSmo-
biles, Queens Shoppe and East End
| Greenhouse teams won twice over
the Sirloin Steaks, Country Maid
! Sausage, East End DIARIES and Chas.
/ H. Francis.
Josephine OStheimer, with a $40
series. led the individuals. josephine
/ Schmidt placed second on 52l and
Marie Zook took third. with 5ll.
/ After opening with a 233, Mrs. Lang
dropped TO 16S and 100 but managed
to pass the 500 mark with SOB.
Freddie Tegler, with a $50. was
again the head man as the State
Life Insurance kegelers displayed
their wares at the Pritchett Alleys.
/ Single Premiums won three games
from the E-65's and the Expectancy
Terms took two from the Family
Incomes.
Paul crosier again finished first among
the inoivlouallstS as the Gvro League took
its regular turn al the PARKWAY Alleys.
I CroSier'S SouthDaw delivery Melted him a
6l6 total. and gave his No. team q
/ triple WIN over the No. SIS. Teams No.
I and were also three-time winners.
{ their victims being the No. 9s and No.
/ Is. Team No. > took two games from
No. SIS ID No. los won twice over the
I No. SIS.
IN the kwav Recreation League No.
a. 500 n Erler was the best in
oiyidual Z posted during the evening $
session. Aristocrat Bars shut out the
4 Ball Cor 5. as the Norton.s Beed and
Simpsons I cDrns took odd game de-
c1SlOlS from COOneYS anQ DE SaiyOS