The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

showed Voight Mortuary, Miller Grocery,
Lauck Funeral Home and Lou-Ann Beauty
Shop as two7time yictors over Polar Ice
and Baklus Tavern.
Although the only honor totals of the
bers of the Globe Indemnity, that team
dropped Two of its games to Rough Notes
during the loops meeting at the &c Central
Harry Frost with SOB were the Globe S
heavy hitters.. Western Adjustment and
Hoosler Casualty took three games each
Underwriters and Fidelity and Casualty
won twice from U. S; F & G; New Am
other team matches.
Charlie HARRISON set up a new season
individual series record for the boys in the
Big Four League to shoot at, when he to-
tailed 635 in his three tries during the
loops session at the Central Alleys last
ng gnta Every team series was DECIDED
Car, General Superintendents, Beech Grove
Locomotive and Accounting No. winning
over Beech Grove Wheel Shop, Accounting
ment Department.
In the United Mutual Life Insurance
set the pace when he connected for a COG,
giving his Ordinary Lifes a triple victory
over Modified Life. In the other team
match, EndowmentS took two games from
Annuities.
The hot fight for first place in the
team standings of the Construction
League, found three quintets sharing
the berth after last nights pastiming at
Pritchetts. StewartCarey Glass Co.
entered its threegame tussle against
Modern Home Insulators, leading its
opponents by a single game for the lead
ing position, but when the two teams
emerged from their battle, the Insula-
tors had pulled into a tie for the ton
spot through double victory.
And to make matters more comph-
Gated, the thrdp.ace Railroad Mems
Building and Savings Association jumped
from third place to tie with Stewart
Carey and Modern Insuiators by whip
ping Mcclure Shook three times.
VIM. P. jungclaus Co. had also been in
the big scrap for the top rung, but lost
out when Brandt Bros. Co. dealt them
a three-time beating. In other team
matches, Harry c, Emf Materials won
three from H. Lieber Co. Hayes Bros
took two from Spickelmeier Fuel e. Sup
ply and Johnson-Maas Co. bested Utility
Insulation and Sales in pair.
Smiths 56t was the best individual total
of the session.
Team No. took shutout victory over
Team No. and Team No. won twice over
Team No. 4 in the Central States Envelope
League. during their activities at the
Pritchett Alleys. Russell Lewis stepped one
pm over the 500 mark to lead the indi-
vldual scoring.
A three-way battle was waged for the
solo honorS of the Bankers League. il,
session at Pritchett's. Nick Noe emerged
| as the leader when ne finished with 594
one pin, up on Horace Tooley. Right on
the heels of the pair came Frank Olson
with 500. Public Service No was the
only nveSome to cop three games its
Xlctim being Public Service No. B. Indiana
tional No. l. Public Service No. l took A
pair from Indiana National No. 3 and
Union Trust outscored Indiana Trust twice
smittie's Barber Shop protected tbei,
East Side Social League leadership through
a three-time triumph over Schmitt In
S9u nIa during the circuits games at the
ice also emerged as three-eame winners
Emerson Theater taking the lacing Circle
CITY Service and Bosart Tavern won
twice over zerr's Market and Linkert Car
q
Ray Nuttall showed the Schwitzer Cum
minis boys how it should be done during
last nights gathering at the Parkway
Alleys. He wound up his trio of games
with pa that netted him a 30 total
Ofice and Stoker Assembly won three
game victories over Shipping Room anc
Lathe Dept. while Fan Assembly, Grind
ers and Engineers took two each from
Drill Press, Picks Ups and Tool Room.
Every series of the Prest-O-Lite League
at the Central resulted in double victory
Tor the winners. Assembly. Maintenance
and Hydraulic Press were the winning
aggreeations with Office. Engineers and
Machine Shop as their victims A
Hussong outdistanced all rivals with a
| SAT series.
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Jess Pritchett and his Cooks Gold
blume aggregation will journey to Vim
cennes tomorrow to demonstrate To
pair of high ranking teams in that
vicinity Just why ii is the outstanding
team. Of indianapolis. The Cookmen will
face an all-star team from Yincennes in
one OF its matches and will cross alleys
with some of the best keSelers in
Princeton und.) in another three-game
series.