The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-19
Carnlin and Tyner Gain
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League went through its PAGES at the Ant
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George. with 5S8's. Indiana Wheel g.
Rims and Cartwright Grinding BANKED
Products in their three-game series, while
the Applegate Service took an odd game
ents Of the Auto Equipment will bowl at a
later date.
When Jess Pritchett skidded into a 536
the battle for the individual honors of
the Optimist League developed into q
three-way fight between Hunter. Sering and
Mundt. the former winning out when he
blasted out a 245 nightcap game to total
607. Sering finished at 585 and Mundt at
573. No. 6's and No rs won three times
from the No. 81 and No. is al the No.
As took pair from the No. 3's. The
Optimists bowl at the Pritchett alleys
The Arches, led by George Lohman's top
League, a 604 BANKED the opposing Roads
Tor the only shutout victory Of last night
session at the Pritchett alleys. Other
series resulted in twO-game wins for the
Slabs, Tests and Culverts over the ADULTS.
Girders and Trusses.
Individual honors of the Evangelical
League PritchettS were divided between
Val Schneider and Will Mashmeyer, each
getting a SAB in three-game series. George
Bruck was runnerup to the pair, with a
500 Triple wins we're taken by the In
dams and Yanks over the White SoX and
and Pirates won twice from the Athletics.
Cubs, Giants and Senators.
williams with a 44O total was the lead
ing individual Of the Parkway Ladies'
League last night. The Jordans and
CooneyS emerged twO-0ame winners over
the Robersons and Kerns.
O'Riley was again the top individual of
the Indianapolis Church League, bowling
al the Fountain Square alleys. His 562
gained him the honors. Beech Grove No.
l took shutout victory over the Fountain
Square team Woodruff Place won twice
from the Broadway Baptists, Edwin Rays
took a couple from St. Marks and the
Beech Grove Christian bested the Cavalry
U. BIS in two contests.
Mid Westerns took three games from the
Linco No. as the Linco No. Is. Hoosier
Petes and Snclairs won twice over the
Linco No. 4. Linco No. and Gaseterias in
the Petroleum League at the Illinois
alleys last night. Elders 57S was top in
diyidual total.
Hamilton. Mullinix. and Grenz engaged
in a three-way battle for. the individual
leadership of the Fraternal League. bowl
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against his competitors pair OF sol S.
Triple wins we're taken by The T Tee s
Cheese over the Crown Laundry. Creme
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Two out Of threes went to the Mo-
hs%SS apaGhsS ana SioqX oEeT the Pa tS
g6orrdse agS School GeSgae at the
Parkway. Lurrey led the individual scor-
ing with a $50, while B. MASS SAL was
good for runnerup honors.
The best individual total of the Service
Club League was a 500 bY Gilchrlst Team
results Of the leagues session at the
Metropolitan Goals. .LeWnson Hats. J. c.
5eTarbans over {he VI. J. HOLIDAYS. Mcii-
curities and Bayuk Philhes and a two
time win for the Kautz Stationery over
the Hadley-Mahoneys.
Leading individuals of the Reformed
Church League session at Pritchetts were
Al Schoch. with 500. Bill Holt, with 500.
and Fred Tegeler, with 584 Every team
Second Reformed G No. /. First Reformed ed
Pleasant Run and Emmanuel No. 2 vim
ming from the Trinity. Emmanuel No. l,
Second Reformed No. and Second Re-
Sales Department won three games from
the Ohice. and the Loading Department
took two from the Shipping in the Geo
Hitz League st the Pritchett alleys. T
Burrello led the individual scoring, with
a 5s4.
Two 500 totals emerged from The
transportation League session at Pritch-
ett's, Nader getting a 6l3 and Weimer a
6O2 No team was able to gain a clean
sweep victory. all games being decided by
2-to-l scores. Winning combinations were
the Baltimore & Ohio, New York Central
| indianapolis Union. Southern Pacific. ano
Chicago & Northwestern. Losing aggrega-
lions were the Monon Route Louisville &
Central and ChaSaneaka 4 Ohm