The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-04

as the Blue Point Service team rolled
without opposition
Cubes and Fuels took triple victories
over the Freezers and Iron Firemen, as
the Refrigerators bested the Ice team in
two Of their games in the Polar Ice & Fuel
League at the Central alleys. G. Miller
500 series was the leading individual count
Of the session.
Harry Wheeler. who On wednesday night
initiated the New Year with a 722 series,
continued his pin-smashing tactics by con-
Meeting for 636 total in the Indianapolis
Industrial League at the Indiana alleys.
His total was good for the individual honors
OF this league, and boosted his 1ndianap-
oils Screw Products team to a triple win
over the Indianapolis News. Other three
game winners Of this circuit were the
Maccabees, Prest-O-Lite No. q Peoples
shutout victims the Indianapolis Street
Railways, Indiana Provisions, Circle En-
craving. and Prest-O,-Lite No. !. other
culation and Meier Packing Co. taking two
games each from the L. Strauss g. Co.
and Inland Containers.
outstanding individual of the St. Philip
No. League. a 638 total giving him the
Never yetH after slow start. wound '' up his
sig total. BIZ sargent was also oyer the
took three games from the Kaltenbach
Insurance. as the Print-Krafts and Lyons
Berghoff Beers and Rosner Pharmacy.
In the Posey League at the Fountain
Square Recreation. A. Moore again bloomed
out as the leading individualist a 58l
putting him at the top. Tulips and Lilacs
took shutout victories To-, oyer the Geraniums
Roses.
In the st. GATHERINGS League at the
Fountain Square alleys. Weber Milks and
Trefy's Inn won shutout victories over
Funeral Home. Thoman Shoes won the
odd game from the Schuster Goals. Spring
mans 609 was the high individual score.
Kenco coffees and 7:sO Cofees we're
triple. winners over the Jack Frost Sugars
League at the Delaware alleys Schuilers
SIT series was the top individual count.
At Pritchett,s alleys. the Diamond Chain
their indl ri "a leader g,o OF last nights
triple wins over the Pins @i and Offsets o9 as
the Rollers won the rubber from the
BuShings.
Rudbeck's $50 series led the men and
Williams with asa. was the leader among
the women in the Real Silk Mixed Leagues
series were decided by to / scors, the
Head Hunters and Guiley Brushes winning
from the Indians and Hot Shots.
Laxen again proved to be the leading
individual scorer as the Parkway Recrea-
session al the PsrkWay alleys Ssi' Aided BY
a 244 start. he wound up with 613
series, Every team series Of this league
Florists. Beach & Arthur. Bakers Lunch
Hoosier Petes goals. iP Roberts
Dairy Highlands. Garrick Theater and
In the Elks League at the AntIers alleys,
White FurnitureS won three games from
Bailey's Insurance, Mobilgas shutout the
from the Smith & Youngs and the La
Fendrichs took pair from the Heden-
reich Florists. Gradys GA and Shown's
GOT were the only honor counts of the
session.
Krauss. with 6S7, led the individual
scoring in the intermediate League at the
from his slump long enough to hang up
a 628 series, which game him the runner
up honors. j. PierceS 626 was. good for
Uptown Taverns, Enos Goals and Schultz
Furnitures as triple winners over the
Edwards Engineering Co, Sherer Electrics
nosed out the Wiles & Wilson team with
a double victory.
State Auto Insurance and Eagle
Machines were triple winners over the
outlaws and Ellis Trucking Co. in last
nights session of the Automot1ve Leagl
at the Illinois alleys. Boards BraB
Service and Sinclair Refining Co. took two
game victories over the Citizens Motorcar
and Inland Batterys. Faust's 6l2 was the
best individual total posted.
Webb Wallace, manager of the Indiana
Bowling alleys at 1913 w. Westinghouse
announces that the Inter Club tournament
scheduled for this weekend has been post
pOned until Saturday and Sunday of next
week, Jan. II and 10, at the request of
.Nn.L Inst Mt
the luncheon and private club leagues did
not bowl during the past two weeks of
holidays and as result captains were
unable to get in touch with members of
their teams. The tourney will start Satur-
day of next week, Jan. IL, at L D. m.