The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-30

Although Technical High may
finish the season undefeated in
North Central Conference COMPETE
ton with a victory over Frankfort
Friday, and Newcastle may do like
wise with a victory over Kokomo,
the league championship will go to
Muncie, a team defeated by both
Tech and Newcastle, officials an
nounced today, Tech defeated
Muncie, 900, and Newcastle defeat
ed the Bearcats, 60.
The Dickinson system is used TO
award the trophy annually Last
year Muncie and Jeff of Lafayette
shared the title. Both were unde-
feated.
Tech Short on Schedule
F. R. German, Tech athletics di-
rector, explained that his school
makes its schedules far in advance
and that two years ago after he
had arranged to play Richmond,
Newcastle, Muncie and Frankfort
this year, Newcastle Cancelled.
Tech was unable to schedule any
of the other Conference teams be-
cause all had filled schedules. AS
a result, Tech was forced to enter
into tWo-year contract with Wiley
of Terre Haute.
League officials took cognizance OF
this fact and permitted Tech to fig
ure in the title standings last year
on the three-game basis, although
rules are that any team 20 claim
the title must engage four Confer
ence foes. This year, however, the
league ruled Tech cut. Lafayette
also fell short attempting to book
four Conference rivals.
Nuncie Rolls Up Points
Muncie has won three games, de-
feating Anderson, Kokomo and
Richmond, each victory crediting the
BearcatS with 20 points, since those
three are second division teams
Muncie received IS points each in
losing to Tech and Newcastle and
the same for a tie with Marion
& Fender and Capital Furnace outscored
Coca Cola and Skinner Radio three times,
as Old Gold Cigarets and Brehob Service
took two each from Gulfpride and Selmier
Towel Supply.
Three pins separated Art Demaree from
a 600 series but his SGT was easily the
Of
Indiana Alleys. Three teams took shut
outs over their opponents, Gardner Coons
and Harrods applying the whitewash to
were won over the two-to-one route by
Millers over Stengers, Hayes, Lindemuths,
Fenstemakers and McManus.
The Roses lived up to their reputation
in the Posey League last night, emerg-
ing as the most fragrant flowers through
a three-time win over PansieS. Other
matches went to Sunhowers, Daisies and
Lilies by two time victories over Ger
aniums Tulips and Lilacs. Martins. 5S1
In the Parkway Recreation No. 2 League,
Linton Radio. Hink & Dink and Carsons
won three games each over Mccullough
Co. Inc, Falls City Hi-Bru and PRESTO
Lite Battery as Leon Tailors, Aristocrat
IN a.
Heidenreich Flowers and Northwestern
Mix twice. Montague turned in the best
individual performance of the evening,
a STA.
The Sparrows chirped merrily during
the fitting of the Birdie League at the
Fountain Square Alleys. for they won
three times over Robins as their other
teathered friends were rufling each other
to such an extent that none could
match the Sparrows triple win. Swallows,
Cardinals and Wrens two-timed Martens
Starlings, and Blue Jays. Harry Cleary
was the best bird by reason of a $40
Julia Lang with 524 and Margaret
Widdof with SOL were the outstanding
scorers in the Spencer Cafe Ladies League
PTitchett's alleys, G. H, Franks 'G Slipped
victims being Glatts Drugs. other series
Heidenrei"h Florists, Riesback Drugs. De-
Satauls Co, MooreS and Heppenstahl Co.
through two-game victories over Bakers.
P l5,ob;,a Florists Florists ThTems. Miller DDS
Life Insurance, Snyders and Aliens.
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Another 500 game was bowled on a local
alley last night but il was posted during
a practice session. John Blue, the veteran
manager of the Illinois Alleys was the
. gentleman who produced the necessary
twelve strikes. and when he included
previous games of PSI and 221 it gave him
1S4 total which is lot of wood-league
or no league. Arch Heiss turned in the
initial perfect game of the season some
weeks ago, but his also came in . warm
up session.
Local ten-pin followers will have a
chance TO look over Ned Day. hailed as
the Western bowling sensation at the
Pritchett Alleys tonight. He will step to
the foul line Immediately after the regular
session of the indianapolis League, and
will be pitted against some Of the out
standing FASTENERS of that loop in
series of match games.
During the remainder of his stay in In
dianapois, Day will appear at the Antlers
Alleys tomorrow night at s. at the Foun-
tain Square on Friday night at 1915, at
the Uptown on Saturday night at S, and
at the Parkway Sunday afternoon at 2.
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