The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-20

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cap sweepstakes next Saturday and
A capital prize of $500 is offer
affair, and with entries pouring in
be reached.
Teams participating must use at
least three members Of their regu-
lar lineup, but in the event of SUBJ
situations, outsiders must use their
best league average as of Nov. Is
Entry fee is $40 per team, including
bowling charges.
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HIGH scoring was not on the
Il Il menu of local bowling ac-
tivities last night. a 666, posted
by Freddie Schmitt of the Hoosier
A. c. League being the only out
standing series of the evening.
Schmitt reached the top through
games of 1873, 233 and 245 during
the weekly session of his loop at
Pritchetts Alleys. His hard hit
ting earned Indianapolis Office
Supply a two game victory over
John Hancock Mutual Life In
surance Co, which nabbed the
initial game by a 1O-pin margin.
Bill Hutchinson kept the Insur-
ance boys in the fight with a 622.
Potter Coal and Material Jared
better than the ether teams of the
circuit, when it nabbed all three
games from III. A. C. Boosters.
Gene White provided the punch
for the winning quintet when he
crossed the 800 line with eight
pins to spare. In other team
matches Kernel Optical took
pair over Coca-Co and Bowes
Seal Fast outscored Barrett Coal
Co. twice.
NLAYTON REA doesn't crash
" the 900 column very often, but
when he moved down $40 pins dur
ing last nights matches of the Op-
teal League at the Central Alleys
it represented the best total of his
few years of bowling, as we'll as the
leading individual count of the
season in the loop. No other pas
timer neared the mark set up by
the diminutive kegeler.
DR.. j. Kernels and Shur-On Op-
teal skipped through the schedule
without defeat, American Optical
and Fox Optical being the shutout
victims. In other team series, Con-
tinental Optical and Universal BIZ
locals won twice over Optometrists
and White Haines Co.
Some nifty totals were turned in by
the feminine FASTENERS of the Franklin
Jewelry Ladies League during its round
of games at the Antlers Alleys last night.
Blanche Meyer closed with 222 that
left her but six pins short of 600 series
and when Alice Shea and Evelyn Wies-
man added totals of 52S and $40, it
gave Bowes Seal Fast a sweep of its
series over Coca Cola, which had as its
top scorer Lorene Conoly with $40. The
winners totaled 1892 through games of
1873, S34 and 925.
Three members of Marott Shoes
combed the alleys for better than-5O0
totals. giving the team a triple victory
over Hotel Antlers Five. Blanche Mas
had 534. Bertha Tourney, 525. and Irene
Mahoney, 51S Lucy Courts 5'1 led
Sunshine Cleaners to an odd-game de-
cision over Falls City Hi-Brus, which
featured Della Harlan at SOB. Koch Fur
niture won two of its games over Happy
Wonder Bakers, Pauline Hurlbut with
$50 starring for the winners, as Annetta
Crane with 524 proved best for the
losers.
As result of the Bowes triple win
and the single game setback of Sunshine
Cleaners, the two teams are again tied
for the league leadership.
Three members of the Pennhoff Grille
League posted honor counts as the loop
went through its weekly schedule at
Rohr 61S and Ralph Arbaugh 6l0. Man
hattans were the ,nly three-time victors
of the evening. Cocktail Hour being the
victim. Two-to-one wins were. taken by
All-Americans, Pennsy Arrows and Han
rahan Specials over Spirit of st. Louis
Wonder Cocktail and Pennhoff Cock
tail.
A 2o8 248 start gave Jess Roe so7.
that proved the paCemaker of the Della
xn sss League a MATCHES the PeaTaTo
passed 500. S & S Body and Fender ran
its consecutive winning streak TO 13
straight through triple win over Sell
mier Towel Supply: Red Haueh's Old Colds
shut out Capitol Furnace; Brehob Carbu-
rotor Service blanked Coca Cola and Skin
ner Radio halted its nine-game losing
streak by outscoring Gufride in all three
games.
Coca Cola was the only three-game
winner of last nights meeting of the
Parkway Recreation No League. Nc
Culloughs was the shutout victim. Other
team results gave Aristocrat Bar. Leon
Linton Radios double victories over Nip
N Sip, Falls City Hi-Bru, Heidenreich
Florists. Northwestern Milk and Presto
Lite. Individual high totals were Mon
tague's sos and Cooney's 500,
Led by Bertha Miller's 526 quintet
of FASTENERS of the Spencer Cafe Ladies
League passed the 500 mark. Helen
Weibke had 52i, Marjorie Kelly. 5ll, 10
Ostheimer. 500 and Josephine Schmidt.
sos In the team matches Heidenreich
Florists, Chas. III. Franck's, East End
Greenhouse and Indianapolis Life In
surance won three times over Washing
ton Hotel, Riesbsck Drugs. Geo. o.
Desautel and Hunts, while Bakers. Dun
lop & Holtegal. Glatts Drugs. PandelI
Florists and Threms took two each from
Taylor's Slip Covers, Miller OIdsmobile,
Heppenstal Co., Mooney-Mueller-W Ward
and Aliens.