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GCORING in the various leagues
~ of the city that pastime on
Tuesday nights showed a decided
improvement over any previous
week of the current season. Six
hundred totals were more numerous
among the individuals, and along
With it, team scores showed an up
ward trend. Pin topping among
the feminine circuits also rockeJed
as trio of leagues faced The
NAPLES.
Ordinarily the Courthouse League
stages its weekly struggle on Mon
day nights, but overtime work
caused some of the teams to COM
pete last night, and for that reason
the honors Of the evening go to
Don Johnson, who, performing with
the Union Title Co. on the Monday
night shift. smoked up the alleys
with a sizzling 692 on games of
1919, 257 and 236, leading his aggra-
cation to a triple win over the OPP
posing Clerks.
Assessors almost lost the league
leadership when they dropped two
games to Surveyors, who were aided
greatly in the double triumph by
a 624 series from Hessman. The AS
SCISSORS now hold a single game mar
gin over the onrushing Union
Titles. Lawyers won a three time
verdict over the Prosecutors, and
the Sheriffs, rejuvenated after THEN
initial H1+iy1 Of IN IL ri
doubled their efforts to win a pair
from the Treasurers.
THOMAS, performing with the
Il A. G. w. of A. team of the
Commercial League, belted the
naples for $50 series that proved
best among the regularly scheduled
Tuesday night circuits. He welded
games of 203, 224 and 225 to lead
the Commercial League parade. Dad
Hanna another member of the
A. c. W. quintet, opened with 246,
233 and then ran into miserable
1873 finish that held him to a 612
The combined scoring of the
T'homas-Hanna combination, how
ever, was enough to give the team a
three-game victory over the Indiana
Film TranSits.
Merchants National Bank was an
other three-t time winner of the
loops session, held at the Illinois
Alleys, its clean sweep being fea-
tured by a GIT from NJ. Pierson.
Sugar Creek Creamery was the vic
tim. Ben Espey, with 614, led the
indianapolis News to a triple win
over the Frank Hatfield Fords. Geo.
j. Mayer, featuring o. Jones at SOB,
won three times from Spencer House
Cafe.
Other series were decided through
tWo-to-one victories for the winners,
Gray, Gribben & Gray, P r. Mallory
and Schlosser Oak Grove Butter
besting Crescent Paper Co., Central
States Envelope and Beveridge Pa
per Co. Tutterow had a 602 for the
Crescents.
T on MEYER buried the boys Of
IL the st. Philip No. League I'M
der an avalanche of strikes us the
loop, for the first time this season,
went through its weekly schedule
with its full quota of teams. The
hard-hitting youngster used games
of ITO, 225 and 255. a $50 total, in
understanding all competitors.
-Four other FASTENERS passed the
600 mark during the session and it
appears that the fast East Side
loop is all set to hang up more of
the fancy scoring that featured its
sessions of last season. Chuck Mar
key had 500, Mike Casserly a GOT,
Doc Click, COS, and Doc Dowd, SOB.
Cooks Goldblumes, in winning
twice over the Coca-Cola reached
1858 on games of 903, 1890 and 1925.
The losers uncorked a 1923 opener
as their feature game. ROLES Print
ing was the only three-time VIM
ner of the session, its opponents
being the First Premium Beer. Nc
Cams Five won pair from S. and S.
Service Station and Mic -Lis-McCa-
hill outscored Falls City Hi-Bru in
pair Of games.