The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-27

leading series. 565, ii BANKED the En-
Roe Sporting Goods. jordan BROS. won
twice from Ideal Furniture and the
Ritchey Furniture took two from The
Indianapolis Times.
Minus their saws. the E C. Atkins
League invaaed the Indiana Alleys last
night with lo-team circuit. The
competition vas keen. not one Of the
sweep Everything was settled over the
two-to-one route. Handle Shop, Hack
Saws, Metal Saws, Purchasing Dept. and
Tooth. Tool Makers Saw smithers and
Laboratory. George Schwalt was the
leading individual scorer with $50.
The L. s Ayres League ushered in the
1856 season at Pritchetts last night
without the aid of Bud Argus. Scoring
a SIS by Tomiinson being the best in
dividual total produced. Knox Hats and
Grunow opened with triple victories over
Belnord Shirts and A M G Shirts; as
craft Shirts and Appropriateness took two
each from the Phoenix Hose, Stokol,
Matrix Shoes and Elgin Watches.
Jack Thbadeau resumed his old prac-
tice of topping the Real Silk League by
smacking out 592 series at Pritchett's S.
D1u6ie WINS aga ,a featurea the team pay
winning over Head Hunters, Guttersnipes
and Hot Shots.
After winning nine straight games dur
ing the first three weeks of the Park
way Recreation League schedule. the Pear
sor Co., team found itself beaten twice
Lunch was the nemesis of the league
leaders. Farmers National and Coca Cola
locked horns in a series that produce.o
the only 600 shooters of the evening Carr S
top total Of GA gave the Farmers the edge
in their 2-to-1 victory. while Len SylYes-
ters GOT kept the. Cokes in the running.
out Bowers. Ritz Tavern took a pair from
Beich Whiz and Kingans nosed out Acme
Monon Coal to /.
The Mutual Milk joined the ranks of
the annual 10-pin parade as 1t opened
the seasons schedule er the F0 9sG I'm
to its name and kept pure with three
time victory over the opposing Energy
games Service beat Nutritious twice and
d over FRESH p' Gauker's SAC was the best
individual total.
Dick Hickey and Ed cooney waged a
two-Way battle for individual honors OF
the St. Catherine League session at the
pounding had ended they were all even with
sol apiece. The teams OF the loop are
well balanced for al! team series again
ended in tWo-to-one victories for the win
ners. Lauck Funeral Home, Fountain
Square Furniture. Thomas Shoes and Wiz WI {,
MdCnlnPS
Weber Mix Trefys Inn, Sauter's Tav-
ern and Schuster Coal as their victims.
Carl Mindach duplicated Milt wimber-
ly's feat of showing the boys at the fac
tory how it was done, and although he
failed to stack up as much wood as the
dividual administrator Of the Diamond
Chain League at Pritchetts Alleys. Min
dachs Tool team failed to benefit much
the opposing Chains, and in winning the
lone game it just eased through with a
single pin edge. Couplings shut out Cases
and Specials won two from SprocKets in
other series.
Hap Powers and Boobie Wilmoth were
American Central Life League met at the
Central Alleys, but this week Hap out
snarled his youthful opponent; Powers
team series were decided by two-to-one
scores 20 Year Endowment, 10 Year Term
and o. L. c. o. winning from Ordinary
Life, Joint Life and 20 Pay Life.
Main Office of the Fletcher Trust League
finally got "over the hump during last
nights. session at the Delaware Alleys and
won its first gd II hn9 starts be Rroad
Ripple Branch East Side and West
Michigan emerged with triple wins over
West indianapolis and South Side as West
st took two from Thirtieth-st Joe Erie
hage's $50 was the best individual effort.
Ray Hill continued his striking ways
with 6O3 in. the intermediate League at
the Uptown, but he was outscored by
Booth, who tumbled 624. Charlie Mills
made a, gallant effort to enter the honor
class with the above pair, but bad 143
opener halted him at 500. Triple wins
were taken by Indiana Candy, Z. john
son Coal and Schultz Furniture over East
ern Coal, Uptown Tavern and Fishers
Pharmacy. while double victories resulted
for the EnoS Goals and Sherer Electrics
over Coca Colas and Safety Boosters
M. c. Mescalls made it nine wins in a
row by taking three from Print-Kraft
during last. nights session of the St
spoiled the Print-Krafts unblemished rec
ord as they were undefeated previous to
last nights meeting. Foresters made it a
miserable evening for Sterling Leers, who
have yet to win a game by drubbing them
three times. Kamms Beer and Pitman-
Rice Coal won two each over Rural Shoe
RebuilderS and H. g. H. Sales in the re-
naming series. M. Marien had a SOL
that was good for individual honors.
In the two-team series completed in the
Automotive League at the Illinois Alleys
Hoosier Casualty and Beard Brake Serv-
ice won twice over G. A. Millett Co.. and
Denny Motor Transfer. Eagle Machine
and Inland Battery were unopposed. Lloyd
Jacobs turned in the loops best individual
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