The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-26

counts over 1000 were registered by
the IA teams. while so individual
games were better than 200.
Scoring also showed a great improvement
in the Uptown Recreation League, as it
went through Its fourth round of
games Individual honors were divided
as Joe Danna and Ray Hill pulled in
with 658s. Close on the heels of the
leading pair was John Bader with $50.
Hi had 2o7, Isl ano N 800 NOa and dnG Bad de-
200, 225 and ZIG. Others to reach the
honor 900 mark we're Bob Kelley with 626,
Freddie Shaw with sos, and Pug Lepper5
Hoosier Pete faced the L. Strauss team
with the leadership of the league at stake,
both teams being deadlocked previous to
three games the Pete team jumped into
the undisputed lead, with a record of eight
wins and four losses for the season. Becks
Coal d Coke team needed a 1917 game
70 take its lone victory over the City
Market, Ko-We-Ba Coffee featured a 1904
opener in its double win over Harper
Garage, and Kimmel Furniture nosed out
Coca Cola, two to one.
The two big leagues" of last nights
tain ana anchor man of the Chocolate
MIX team OF the Polk Sanitary Milk
League. He showed the ten-pin followers
that he was just as good as many of the
so-called top notchers" when he knitted
games of 223, 234 and 223 for a $40 during
the loops session at the Fountain Square
Alleys.
Able" Anvil and Prior Smith backed up
the writer's prediction that bigger things
were bound to happen in the Milk loop,
series OF last night were taken by shut
outs Chocolate Milk, Sweet Cream and
Bireleys Orangeade winning from Pro-Lac.
Milk won twice from Frisco Cheese, taking
the opener by single pin margin.
Janitz Grocery went into a tie for the
loop leadership OF the st. John Evangel-
ical League when it downed Spreens Groc-
cry in all three games during last nights
They are deadlocked with Fisher Bros.
Electric, which won twice over George
Hermann Funeral Home. The Fishers
p pre- to last te NIGHTS sessions Rman
Son won three from F. w. Hohlt & Son
and Knannlein Drugs. took a pair from
topped the individuals, a 562 turning the
trick.
The K of c. League opened at the
Delaware Alleys and Bill Sargent celebrated
the occasion with a $50 series from games
Of 267, 1913 and 1872 Joe Kernel and Frank
Ralko joined the initial 900 shooters with
totals of 6l9 and 616 All team series re-
suited in double wins for the victors, Pitt
maurice Coal, Penn Coal, j. E. Kernel
Optical and Hoosier optical winning twice
rum ONObl AAuIhl1S. j. " SldIJ ) OIusS,
Blackwell Funeral Home and Jones-Ma-
/ ley. Inc.
Prospect Gas made it nine victories in
a row in the Citizens Gas Co, "A" League
at the Uptown by downing the Distribution
No. s three times last night. They lead
the league with IL victories against one
defeat. Prospect No. 3 and Main Office
No. 10 were other triple winners Dis
tribution No. and Distribution No be-
ing the victims. Prospect No ! and Pros
pect No. took two each from Distribution
No. and Main office No. 9. Ode Boston's
$50 was high individual total.
Cecil Huffer turned in the best in
dividual series of the Post Office League
three games. Supervisors won three games
from East Michigan-st Branch, City Case
took two from Garage and Haughville
Station bested Finance Division in "a pair
Leading individualists of other leagues
IN action were Interclub, (Pritchett's)
Strohm, 564; Eli Lilly Ladies lPritchett'sl
Sohier, 459; Federal illinois, Shepman
BIG; Newman tPritchett'sl, J. Burello. 554:
kroger Parkway Scott. $50: Auto Row
/ lAntlersl, AXE. SOS; VIM. H Block
IIlnnolsl, Green. 553; indianapolis Power
& Light illinois,, Kennedy. $780, Indiana
Ladies Indiana, Crane. 5o7.
Tonight at the Illinois Alleys. the Grotto
League, after an absence of several sea-
sons, once more will march to the foul
line. All members of the Grotto. who are
interested are requested to be on hand
LOT preopening meeting at 1880.