The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-02


Johns Jr. was the youth and a 665
was the top score.
Rolling with the CommiSkey
Pharmacy in the Fountain Square
Merchants League. which also fur
nished the city's best individual
total last Tuesday night, Johns
fanked a fancy 278 with games Of
100 and 200 TO take high single and
three game honors Of the season IN
that circuit. He also boosted his
team TO a 1862 total, which along
with its middle game Of 9S5 repre-
sented another pair of highs for the
league. And TO make it a perfect
evening the COmmiskey team made
a clean sweep Of its series with the
Jacks Place.
Oren Van Buren,, the pace-setter
of last weeks session, came back
last night with a GIT series, but it
failed to benefit his Schulz & Son
team. which dropped all three
games to the opposing Jardina
Products. jim Bayley entered the
500 class for the first time this
season with a Gil. that set the pace
i'm the Wagon Wheel Tavern's triple
win over the Robbins Market. The
remaining team series of the session
found the Indiana Candy Co. in a
tWo-time victory over the Elsner
Roberts Florals.
I'D STARK'S 651 in the Pennhoff
L Grille League at Pritchett's
proved the second best series Of the
evening. and also proved a great
help to his Pennhoff Cocktail team
in its triple win over the Hanrahan
Specials. Stark improved as he went
along. following a 1873 start with
games of go and 243.
Two more honor counts appeared
in the league. both coming in the
Manhattan Cocktail Hour series,
which was taken by the former team
over the shutout route. Ed Faust
had a 608 for the winners and
Fabian Maurer a COB for the losers.
Herman Deupree followed a lowly
40 opener with games of 223 and
228 to reach sol, the pace-Setter in
the Wonder Cocktails triple win
over the PennSv Arrows. Spirit of
st. Louis made shutout victories
unanimous with its three-time tri-
umph over the All-Americans.
The clean sweeps of the Wonder
Cocktails and Spirit of st. Louis
left those two teams battling for the
top berth in the loop standings. The
former team holds the position with
II wins and one loss, with their
rival one game behind with 10 vic
tories and two defeats.
A TRIO Of 500 totals. led by Pug
"a Seyfried's 623. appeared as the
PritChett Recreation League faced
the pins at Pritchetts. Gruner, with
a GIT, and Merriman, with 604, were
the other honor shooters. Barney
Galbreth made a gallant effort to
enter the select circle, but fell three
pins short at 597.
Dransfeld Monuments came back
to life and thumped the Hilgemeier
Packers three times. Universal
Beverage and Thomas Restaurant
also grabbed victories through shut
outs. Silver Circle Bar and BemiS
Bags being their victims. Fendrick
Restaurant, indianapolis Glove Co.
and A. & J. took their series through
double wins over WillSey Cleaners,
Coca Cola and Mccullough Printing.
The battle for first place in the Frank
lin Jewelry Ladies League again centerS
around the Sunshine Cleaners (laSt sea-
sons Lathrop- Moyersl and BoweS Seal
Fast teams. They remained in the two
top positions through clean sweep victories
curing last nights session at the Antlers
The Cleaners, by shutting out the Falls
CITY Hi-BruS. have a season record of II
Victories and one defeat, while the Seal
FaStS after last nights triple win over
the Coca Cola. have won ten and lost
remaining team series. Koch Furniture
Testing Happy Wonder Bakers as Marott
Shoes won from Hotel Antlers Five.
Individual hOnorS of the session went to
game. to aid her 10 reach 58S and Blanche
Meyer, who closed with 205 and 2i0 for g
200 Team scoring nOnOrS went TO the
Bowes team, which had a 1858. ten pins
better than the 1928 of the Marott team
When Red Haugh's Old Colds dropped
the hnal game of their series with the
Capitol Furnace team in the Delaware
Recreation they relinquiShed the league
lead to the S. & S. Body g. Fender
Service who defeated the SeImier Towels
three times. The Old Colds and s e. s
team had shared the upper berth previous
TO the session. Brehob Service and Skin
ner Auto Radio added a trio of wins to
their percentage al the expense Of the
Coca Cola and Gulfpride. Jess Roe con-
tlnued TO ScOrCh the alleys. connecting for
he best individual total of the evening
a 6l6- Monkey took runner-up honors on
6l3.
Freddie Loggins topped the individuals
OF the Community League with the only
took place position with 59s. leading the
suite Shoe Shop 70 the only three-game
victory OF the evening. Boards Brake
PPeIriCe 9eing the whitewash victims.
Motor Express Inc. Johnson Coal Co. won
twice over Franck Tire Co., Century Tires
9 se.6 inland inland Battery in a pair and Al
decision over Advance Paint Co.
A. c, ". or A ran its winning streak
the Beveridge Paper Co, in the Com
merclal League session at the Illinois. It
now leaQS the league standings with A
record OF Il victories against one defeat
All other team series resulted in triple
Victories for the winners. Spencer House
Cafe. Geo. J. Maver. GRAY. Cribben &,
Gray, Merchants National Bank. Indian
4poIlS News and P. r. Mallory blankine
sugar Creek Creamery, SchloSser's Oaf
Grove Butter. Frank Hatfield Fords
CreSent Paper Co. Central States Envelope
Go. and Indiana Film Transit. Ernie
Mackinnon again found the Illinois drives
10 MS hiking and pounded out the loop
leading series. a 627. DAD Hanna with a
oUl was the only other honor shooter.
NJ Tom on. Casseriy John Barrett and Chuck
honor shooters at the East Side siisvs
CaSserly tota'ed 500. Barrett was con
s!Stent 70 reach 607 and Markey Just did
maze MAKE. 699 ROLES Printing made a clean
sweep OF is series with the McCann'S Five
tFSt Premium took Two from s & s Serv-
ice and Cooks Goldblume won A connie
from Mic-Lis-McCahiI 1''e
No individual OF the Spencer cafe Ladies,
Ieague bowling a Pritchetts. reached 500
been been Wsiokss. with $50 and Mildred Nc
\ eN, with 4Ss, were the Leading scorers
NO teams gOt away with triNle u-irs L--tb-