The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-22
Heidenreich Florists Top
Team Scoring With 1901
Huge Count Comes in South Side Business Mems SeS-
Sion Abbott Again Passes 700 Mark.

was second best on 5S9 All team series
were taken. by two to one scores, Roads,
Trusses, CulVerts and Arches winning over
the Girders. ADULTS. Slabs and Tests.
A lone 500 total emerged as the Della
ware double league met in its weekly ses-
sion at the Delaware alleys. Dick Nord-
holt was the donor of the honor count,
OLD. Two team series were completed,
the Wiggam Milks winning three from the
Kirschner Bodies and the Bailey Realtors
winning couple over Falls City Hi
Brus.
The only honor series of the Service
Club session at the Parkway came from
K. Nessler, who topped the individual
scoring with 6O4. The McIlvaine-Kothe
Post, Metropolitan Goals and Crown Laun-
dry team won three games each over the
w. s.. Holiday Co.. Leyinson Hats and
Republic Goals, as the Ride the Interur-
bans. City Securities and Bayuk Phillies
the j. c. Perrys, Hadley- Mahoneys and
Kautz Stationery.
In the Transportation League at the
Prltchett alleys, Fouts cut loose with a
669 for the top series of the leagues ses-
sion. 1t was the only honor count of the
evening. The Southern Pacific and Louis
victories over the New York Centrals and
Monon Route, as the Indianapolis Union,
Chesapeake q Ohio and Indiana Railroads
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trail and Chicago & Northwestern in two
games.
Tony Burello showed the boys of the
Geo. Hitz Co. League that he could really
go when he toppled Glib pins for the best
three-game series ever rolled in the cir
cult. Team results found the Sales Dept.
and Loading Dept. taking shutout victories
over the Shipping Dept. and Office teams.
The league bowls at Pritchett's.
The hest individual ser;ar 80 A. r-,.
gelical League at Pritchett'S last night
came from Paul Striebeck. who wound up
his three games with 648 total. Ed
the session. took runnerup honors. The
Senators were the only kegelers to enjoy
a triple victory. their. victims being the
CanS otheF series found the INDIANS
ates. Yanks, Reds and Giants.
Rowles and selmier battIed for the high
honors OF the Kiwanis League, the former
winning out with 579 against Selmer' S
30; In this session at the Indiana alleys,
the shutout route, Heads and Mitchells
being their victims. Two to one victories
were taken by the Herdrichs, Jones. Oster-
meyers and SelmierS over the DaVeys,
Bochstahlers. Springs and Rykers. >
wangelins 500 was the best individual
total OF the Exchange Club session at the
times over Go-Getters and Milk Maids
took two to one decision over the Horse
Thieves.
Wonder Bars, W. j Robinsons and Up
town Cleaners were triple winners over
the General Tires. Scott Trucking and
Indiana Railroads in the st. Joan of Arc
League at the Uptown last night. Speaks
81 Finn and Hatfield Electrics took odd
game decisions over Chas. DENLY Cigars
and Thos. Fitzgerald Goals Matthews
584 series was the best individual total of
the session.
Bob Haagsma stopped right on the 500
line during the indianapolis Automotive
Leagues session at the Hotel Antlers, and
his honor count was good for the indi-
boosted the Marmon-H erringtons to a
triple win over the Lubrite Corp. Auto
Equipment. GRAPHIC Products and Indiana
Wheel and Rims won twice over the Cart
wright Grinding. Central Motor Parts and
Apologize Service.
Elder smacked the pins for SAG total
in the Petroleum League at the Illinois
alleys last night, this series being the
best of an abbreviated session. Only one
team series was completed, the Linco No.
2S winning twice from the Linco No rs
Linco No f. Hoosier Petes and Linco No
IS were unopposed.
In the indianapolis Church League at
the Fountain Square alleys Ernie McKin-
non set the pace with a $40 series. Beech
the Broadway Baptists as the Woodruff
Place and Beech Grove Christians took
two each from the Cavalry and st. Mark
teams.