The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-22
ScheideI's 693 Top Score
in Local Bowling Circles
Series Proves Best of Season in PrntCraf League Leads
Quality Flowers to New High.

Double victories featured the team
Alleys, Moblgas. La Fendrich Cigars,
Balley's Insurance and Heidenrelch Florists
gin1ing over Indiana Wheel and Rim,
tel. Clevenger's 6l4 paced the individuals.
Inserted Tooth slipped over single
pin victory in their opening game with
Silver Steel Saw in the E. C. Atkins
League, and then proceeded to give their
opponents two more beatings for the only
shutout victory of the evenings session
at the Indiana. Other tits went to Saw
smithers, Purchasing Department, Office
and Laboratory who won twice over
Hack Saws, Metal Saws, Tool Makers
and Handle Shop. Clarence Tutterow
outdistanced all rivals with a SOB series.
The only 600 series emerging from the
St. Philip No; League gathering at the
Callahan Print KRAFT turned ne i in The sT oniy
shutout of the evening. Rural Shoe Re
builders taking the shellacking Kamm S
cisions over NJ. c. Mescalls and Star Head
liners.
Jordan Bros. Lineoleum, leaders of the
West Side Merchants League had their lead
Whitfield down last night when Em-Roe
Sporting Good Co. trounced them three
times. Other matches of the loop which
performs at the Indiana Alleys, showed
three-time winners over Indianapolis Times
and Ritchey Furniture and Peoples Out
Aliens COS was the best solo count of the
session.
Lorene Conoly again led the scoring of
the Link-Belt Ladies League bowling at
the Central. A 524 gave her last night S
honors Silent Chain won three psnes
over Shaefer Bearings, Inspectors took
two from Punch Press and Roller Chain
nabbed the odd game from Ewarts.
the Central Screw Machines took three
from Ewarts, as Bearings, Engineering and
M Ma ten zee. won twice over office Foun
was tops among the individuals.
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vollmer Bros Meats triple victory
over Folks Sanitary Milk was the only
shutout registered in the Universal
League games at Pritchetts. Other
series were decided through two to one
scores, Bemis Bag, S. G. S. Service, Penn
sylvania Railroad, Kennedy Fire Filters
and Capitol Ice winning from Dutch
Masters, Heidenreich Florists, Louie's
Tavern, Russet Cafeteria and Blue Point
OCiNiSCs LCduthS oUIOIStS VI the evening
were Prior Smith with $40 and Ed WeigeI
with COL.
A GIT from Mize was the best indi-
vidual offering OF the Diamond Chains
meeting at Psritchett's, Tools. took three
Cases vice and Couplings won the rubber
over Chains in the team matches.
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The leading duo of the Real Silk Mixed
Leagues regular Thursday, night act at
Pritchett's was. Bob Mueller and, Dolly
contestants with 572 while Miss WhetStine
turned in the best series of the feminine
success in finding any heads, as Gutter
snipes won three games, Indians pulled
q double, sealping at the expense OF, Alley
Rats I1 and Hot Shots cooled off in only one
tilt against Gulley Brushes.
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Teams desiring to enter the Illinois
Alleys second annual five-man 1000
scratch handicap tournament, scheduled
at those alleys tomorrow and Sunday,
are warned that entries will positively
close at 1890 tomorrow afternoon.
John Beam reports that a record en-
try is in sight, and he is attempting to
enroll 100 teams in order to insure
first place prize of $500. Shifts are to
shoot at 1890, 2:45, 5, 7:15 and $3.50
tomorrow and at 10, 1880, PAS, 5, 7:15
and $3.50 Sunday. Entry fee is $40 per
team, including bowling charges. For
further information call Lincoln O740.
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Leaders of other circuits bowling last
night follow: L. S. Ayres g. Co. Prit-
chett'sl, Price. 5S5; Illinois Recreation
(Illinois), Callahan, $50; P. R. Mallory
tDelaWare). McAffee, 563; Patterson Shade
Co. Delaware. Hendricks 506.