The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-01

VA I'm Ioul HlBHIS Vi CIle Week D
w ten-pin activities now in the
discard, it appears that this may be
the first week OF the current sea-
son IN which a 700 series has failed
TO show.
Lorcnz Wicsman defed the witch
es, COLLINS, ghosts and other freaks
that were in full sway about the
city last night and did a little cele-
brahng of ms own by pounding The
sticks for 688 total that proved
TO be the best of local Halloween
series He had games of 224, 222
and 242 as the Elks League paced
the runWays at the Antlers Alleys,
but with this help, his La Fendrlck
Cigars went down in defeat three
times as the Indiana Wheel and
Rim tackled up a 1918 from games
of 935, 1913 and 920. Ray ChriSney
with GOT and Dick Munter with 592
were the shining lights of the VIM
ncrS.
The third 600 series of the eve
ming came from Fulle who, with
628, led Heidenreich Florists to a
double victory over Baileys InSur-
ance In the other team series
Blackidge missed 600 by one
stick, watching his Little-Doo's take
tWo-time licking from the Mobil-
gas.
TINE only other noteworthy solo
4 performance of the evening
was a $50. furnished by Butch Xix
while in action with the Printcraft
League at PritChett's He had games
of pol, 243 and 2l5, enabling his
Century Lunch to make a sweep Of
its series over Pauley's Printing Co.
John Fehr added another 600 to his
credit, getting a 634 as his Cornelius
Printing was OutScored in two of its
games with Bingham Rollers Ad-
vance Electrotype had Emil Schoch
at 630 as it took two wins over In
dianapolis Star. Nothing big hap
pencd as ROLES Printing Co. gave
Quality Flowers a triple drubbing.
n II
MED DAY, the youthful Mil
w WaukC.a flash, who is playing
a five-day engagement on local al
lcyS, showed at the AntlerS Alleys
last night, and although he failed
to punish the naples in the fash
ion Of the previous night, when
he averaged 231 at Pritchett's, he
total"d 1861 in the five games he
rolled
I'm last nights initial match Ray
ChriSney fred games of 211 and
IFS for a 395 to finish six pins up
on the touring ace, who had POI
and 1872 for a $50. Day then faced
Bob HaaGSma and through games
Of 207 and 233 for 440 downed his
local rival, who had 217 and 118.
a single game match wound up
the evenings activities, Day count
ing 1877 against Mrs. Evelyn WieS-
mans ISL.
Tonight the visiting star will ap-
pear at the Fountain Square at
1915.
A new season record was posted
in the Mutual Mix League last
night when Foster Gauker moved
Gown 644 pins during the loops pas
timing at the Fountain Square AL
lCys. JEFF Anterior was also in
a scoring mood and chased the new
IN 10
team matches Fresh won three
times over Nutritious Pure took
two from Service. Energy downed
Quality twice and Health scored an
odd game decision over Wholesome.
In the Intermediate League. rolling at
the UOt9Wu Alleys. the race for individ-
ual honorS wound up in a deadlock, Clar-
ence Russell and Adam Schoen produc-
ing 6l5S. No other FASTENERS of the cir
cult passed 600. Fisher S Pharmacy. In
diana Candy and Tobacco Co and E john
son Coal shut out safety Boosters, Enos
Coal Co and sherer Electric, while East
cyn Coal CO. and Uptown Tavern won
twice over Coca Cola and Schultz Furni-
ture.
Whom Nan Scott backed up John Bent
ley'S league leading 6AS with a SIS series,
the BemlS Bags routed Blue Point SerV-
ice three timeS during the weekly session
or the Universal League at PritchettS
Despite 643 from Bud Schoch. Louie S
T2rcrn dropped its three games to Capt.
tol Ice In the Dutch Master CigarS-Ken-
ncdv Fire Fighters series won by the
former. two 10 one, Joe Rea fired a SIS
for the winners as Fav Rugh totsled 603
for the losers.
Walt English was three pins light of a
600 in leading RuSSet Cafeteria to a two
time victory over S. e. s. Service Station.
Heldenreich Florists got a lot of assist
arce from Pete Clements in the form of a
596 and won the rubber game from Polk
Sanitary MIN Co Walt Holtman's SIC
helUed PENNSYLVANIA Railroad to take a
pair from Vollmer Bros. Meats.
Milt Wimberly went into action with
the Link Belt League again. and once more
set the pace with a col Results OF the
team series during the leagues session at
the Central showed Foundry and Screw
Maintenance and Bearings and Ewart and
Gear Cutters in double victories over Office
and Engineering.
Il -
The three-way tie for first place in the
team standings of the St Catherine S
League was broken up as the loop went
through It's weekly schedule at the Foun-
tain Square Alleys last night. Fountain
Square Furniture. bS virtue or a three
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