The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16

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Home Shut out it Bafias Tavern, oefteTing-
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over Pioneer Tavern vogel Meats bested
Lou-Ann Beauty Shop twice. Miller Gro
Gerry shaded LaucS Hardware in two Of
l won a couple from Vogt Mortuary.
Walter English garnered the best solo
count of the Big Four Railroad session at
the Central Alleys. 615 putting him over
age on the other teams by nabbing the
only triple victory Of the evening, De-
partment Accounting No. took the three
beatings. General SuperintendentS out
scored Beech Grove twice, Equipment took
two from Wheel Shop and Department Ac
counting No. 2 trounced Beech Grove Loco
motives, two to one
That red-hot race for the leadership of
the Construction League was broken up
last night as Stewart Carey Glass Co.,
through a shutout victory over Railroad
mems Building d Savings Assn. assumed
the undisputed possession of the top
berth. They had been in a three-way
tie with their victims and Modern Home
Insulators, and when the Insulators
could do no better than win one game
from VIM. P. Jungclaus Co. the Glass
Co. assumed a two-game lead.
Brandt Bros, in setting a new team
total record for the season, won twice
over Utility Insulation g. Sales Corp.
and in the midst of the battle
for the leadership. The team amassed
2719 for their record. Mcclure g.
Shook took its twenty third beating of
the season. when Johnson Mas Co. out
scored them in all three games. In other
team series Spicklemeier Fuel e. Supply
and Hayes Bros, Inc, annexed three
games each over H. Lieber Co. and
Harry C. Emf. Materials.
Les Brandt nabbed the individual hon.
ors of the session with a 6S1. Steele
Churchman ran second with 62S and
Larry Langbein trailed the pair with
a GIG.
wh la ' National iiH Maileable and Wash
ington Hotel took shutout victories over
Pure oil GEO. az T0 w ana R REy Over ro
j. D. Adams Co. Holtman's 6l3, the, initial
honor count of the loop, proved high total
for the evening.
Larry Bradley again topped the scoring
of the United Mutual League at the Illi-
nois Alleys, 582 taking the honors last
night Modified Life won three times over
Annuities, and Ordinary Life took pair
from EndoWmentS.
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The two leading aggregatons of the
Kernel Optical League emerged with shut
out victories during last nights matches
al PritchettS Alleys, and the team stand
ings remained unchanged,
Bcwes Seal Fast. with Blanche MEYERS
leading individual total, 558. setting the
pace, .ook three games over Falls City HI
Bru. Eva Dawson aided the Bowes team
with ,525, while Maize Laathrop's 5S3 Tea
Cleaners, failed to produce 500 series.
they took all three games from the Marks
team. which had Alice shea's sos as s its its
Laura AleXander's 528, took double win
over Lieber Lager. which had sos from
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Cola Rose KirchIer turned in a SIS
for the winners.
In the Bankers League at Pritchetto'ss,
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tional Bank No. and Union Trust over
Indiana National Bank No. 3 and Public
snd Pub SG Service We've No u02' won @
decisions over Indiana National No. 2 and
Indiana Trust Co.
Bosart Tavern Schmitt Insurance, and
Smittie'S Barber Shop scored shutouts over
Emerson Theater. Zerr's Meat Market and
League at the Delaware Alleys Linkert
Carburetor was halted once by Sinclair
Motor Service. Jake Frieiie was the nigh
soloist with SAL but Mark Kestler gave
him merry chase, when he reached o4z'
In the lockwood League, Set Collars won
three from Engineers. as Bases Frlctlons
and Verticals took two each from Drive
Pullevs. Ceiling Mounts and V-Drives. Pal
mer led the scoring with Sal.
two-to-one victories featured the team
events. Melrose. Banquet and Produce vim
ming over Star Ham, Star Bacon and
Canned Meats. Rohrman's 5S6 topped the
loops individual scoring.
At the end of last nights battles of
the Insurance League at the Central
Alleys. L, s. F. & G. remained Lone
occupants of the top position in the
team standings. They won three wames
over Hoosier Underwriters to gain a
one-game edge on the former eo-occu-
pants. II. J. Spier Co., who lost once to
Stone. Stafford g. Stone. In other team
series New Amsterdam. Western Adjust
ment and Fidelity & Casualty blanked
Hocsier Casualty, Equitable Life and In
surance Exchange. as Globe Indemnity
and Underwriters Adjustment took pair
each over Connecticut General and In
spection Bureau. George Mickey Kirk
hoff was the outstanding soloist of the
session, 6SS gaining him the POSITION