The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25

Fountain Square, cracked out the
best individual total of leagues in
action on local alleys.
Games of 226. 200 and 236 gave
him a 662, as he whaled away at
the naples in the Fountain Square
Merchants League at the Fountain
Alleys. His honor total was the
only one garnered in the league,
George Kahl taking the runner-up
position on a $50. Van Buren's Shull
& Son team, benefited from his top
count with a tWo-time win over
Jacks Place. Other team series
found Wagon Wheel Tavern in a
clean sweep over Indiana Candy,
Robbins Market taking a pair from
Elsner-Robert and Jardina Produce
winning twice over Commiskey
Drugs.
CHUCK MARKEY, the youthful
~ East Side star, has cut loose
again, having lambasted the pins to
the tune of a 657~ in last nights
session of the st. Philip No. l
League. He welded games of 211, 236
and 210 to reach his total, which
was good for city-wide runner-up
honors of the evening. Tom Casser-
ly, a team-mate, finished with a
235 game to total 615, but the con-
tributionS of the youthful pair failed
to scare off the opposing Mic-Lis-
McCahill squad, which won two Of
the three games. Eddie Behnke
paced the Mics with a Gil.
ROLES Printing with the aid Of a
1902 middle game ran up a total Of
1880 and won three games from. the
Falls City Hi-Bru. John Barrett
awoke to the fact that the bowling
season had started and whacked out
a $40. Alex Kriner Clipped in
SOB to make the triple win easy for
the ROLES boys. S. & S. Service Sta
ton won pair from Cooks Gold
blume, top totals being a 626 from
Sonderman Of the winners and a Cos
from Meyer of the losers. Tony Nc
Cams aggregation was unopposed.
4 TRIO of 900 totals were posted
N in the Commercial League ses-
sion at the Illinois Alleys, Herb
Lawrenz being the top shooter of
the three with a 625. B. Gerking
had GIT and Craft 604. Four
teams took shutout victories, P. R.
Mallory, A. G. w. of A, Spencer
House Cafe and Merchants National
Bank winning three each over Cres-
ent Paper, Frank Hatfield FOrds, In
diana Film Transit and Beveridge
Paper. Central States outscored
SchloSser Oak Grove in a pair and
Link Belt won twice over Geo. j.
Mayer Co. indianapolis News was
unopposed.
ID ED HAUGH'S Old Colds went
IN into tie for first place in the
Delaware League when they
trounced Brehob Carburetors in all
three games in the loops session at
the Delaware Alleys. S. & S. Serv-
ice Station, after eight consecutive
wins, dropped the final game last
night to the Skinner Radios to go
into a deadlock with hte Old Gold
team.
Capitol Furnace won its series
over the shutout route, Gulf Case
line being the three-time victim
Coca-Cola dropped the middle game
to Selmier Towels to gain two-to-
one decision. Individual scoring was
far below par, 562 from Tegeler
being tops for the session.
with Is teams lined up for the annual
openers at the Indiana Alleys every one
was on hand for the big .send-of, and
stood alone as indicated. 1t took the
only clean sweep victory Of the evening,
Hills, stengers. Lindamuths, Coons. Millers
and Poehners each finished the session
with two-game wins to their credit: Vic
Tins of the double lacings were Clarks,
Moores. Farrars. McManus, Herrods. Gard
ners and No. 1875. The best individual
count came from Kerick, who presented
a 600 even.
Wonder Cocktails of the Hanranhans
Pennhof League, after winning six straight
games, dropped their initial tilt of last
back to take the next two from Hanra-
han Specials and remain at the top of
the loop standing. Spirit of ST. Louis
also was a triple winner. its victim be-
ing the Cocktail Hours. Pennsy Arrows
outScored Pennhoff Cocktails in the mid
die game for its only victory of the eve
ming and its lone win of the season. ALI
Americans won twice from Manhattans in
the other team series. Dutch Myers and
H. Fehr led the individual scoring with
totals OF 633 and 623.
Dransfeld Monuments found matters
reversed as they took their weekly turn
night, for, after winning six. straight
games in the opening weeks of the sched-
ule, they took a shellacking from the
Coca Cola also turned in shutouts, Indian
apolis Glove and Universal Beverage being
the losers. A. & j. won twice from Hill
gemeier Packers in the only other series
Horeth finished all even for individual
honors, each firing 609.
Winding up with 245 game. Mitch
man assembled a 6O9 total that was the
top individual count of the Community
Leagues session at the Uptown. Al Au
to Radiator and c. Franck Tires shut out
the Motor Express and Century Tires. as
the E. Johnson Goals, Advance Paints
and Inland Battery were taking
Ready Mixed Concrete and Suite Shoe
Shop.
Auble and White with 5sO's shared the
individual honOrs Of the Optical League
session at the Central. Optometrists won
three from American Optical. Fox took
two from Universal Bifocal and Cont
nentals were twice victorious over Sure-On
Optical. DR.. Kernels was unopposed
In the Birdie League at the Fountain
Square, Heinie Asher outscored the in
dividualists with a 56s series. Team
results found Blue Jays. Swallows. Wrens
and Cardinals as double winners over
Robins Starlings, Martins and Spar
rows.
Eight teams were in action in the
Hoosrar Athletic Club League at Pritch-
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