The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-11
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Single Pin Eludes Leppert in Bid for Perfect
Game, but 299 Boosts His Series Total Atop Field

/ Flowers a triple victory over Ad-
vance Electrotype In the remain
ing series, Bingham Rollers took
two from Pauley Printing. Lou
Fahrbach was best for the winners,
with 586, while Johnny Xiesel
topped the scoring of the losers,
with SGT.
INLAND CONTAINERS evidently
are cunning for a winning
streak similar to the one employed
by the Chicago Cubs in coping the
National League pennant this sum-
mer, for in their Industrial League
series at the Indiana last night
they trounced The Indianapolis
Times three times, to stretch their
streak to 18 games They lead the
loop by large margin, having met
with no reverses during the six
weeks of pastinling Although the
Container team held the spotlight,
it again remained Harry Wheeler S
duty to furnish the top individual
score, and he carried out his OBJ
legation" with a 626.
EZ Bake Flour, Universal Car
loading, Republic Creosoting and
Maccabees also polled triple wins
during their matches. Bemis Bag,
Dilling Candy, L. Strauss & Co. and
Ballard Ice Cream being the VIC
TINS. indianapolis News, Indian
apolis Screw Products and General
outdoor Advertising won twice each
over indianapolis Railways, Polar
Ice and Fuel and indianapolis
Glove Co.
Kenneth Campbell gave the Fletcher
1 Trust League its initial honor total OF
the pelaWa en AeTs last ngh R9S tor
triple win of the evening, West-st being
Ripple Branch took pair f from MI Thirfi tGf
st Branch, East Side won. twice Ger West
Mchigan-st and West Indianapolis nabbec
the rubber game from South Side.
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Hsas9s s' last vSsiIy seeh sd t1Ystss
winning streak to six games. Voll-
mer Meats, after getting away to. a bad
straight victory. Polk's Sanitary Milk
was another three time winner, S. & S.
nedy Fire Fighters and Bemis Bags
copped the remaining team series BY
Florists Florist and Russet Cafeteria. Homer faer
Snyder took individual honors on a
609, while the runnerup position went
to Sutphin as a result of his COL.
Milt wimberlys latest lesson to mem
bers of the Link-Belt League was not as
forceful as his 698 demonstration of a
couple weeks ago, but his 638 of last
night easily topped all other Individual
efforts of the loops session at the Central
miserable for the Bearings, who lost their
twelfth consecutive game of the season
when Mlt's Ewarts downed them in ali
Maintenance as Gear Cutters and Foundry
copied two each from Screw Machines and
Office.
| dividual honors of the Parkway Recreation
League last night with a 602 from Jones
Tavern was the. only .three-time winner of
H hn Bdeh Wbz yo G6oa P ed gkeF
took two-timers from Roberts Mix. Bowers
d Rindle, Acme-Monon Coal Farmers Ma
tlonal and Kingan g. Co.
Kamm's Beer and Pittman-Rice Coal
Co. took triple wins, over Foresters and
NJ G. Mescalls in the ST, Philip No. 2
League at the st. Philip tsAllevs. Sterling
ers. in the only other team series Heinie
Meixner was the. individual star of the
session, on a. sos, Jim Kelly was two
pins short of an honor count. but his
5S8 was good for runnerup honors.
Hap Powers again led the individual
parade of the American Central Life
League, his Cpl representing the initial
honor count of the season, as we'll as
the best effort of last nights session at
PrltchettS. John Achor was runnerup
with 589 while Uriah Sandidge took the
show position with SGT. Joint Life won
three times over 20-Year Endowment 10
Year Term took pair from O.L.CO.
and Ordinary Life erased 2o-Pay Life
twice.