The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-10

indianapolis Automotive League at the
Antlers Alleys, he outscored all rivals with
a 673, boosting his Paws Auto Top Shop to
a double win over Lubrite Oil Corp.
Jack Gulling, pastiming with the Gulling
Electrics, tossed a 610 that led his aggre-
CATION to triple victory over Wreckers-
Cherry 1910 and first place in the team
standings. They went around Indiana
Wheel and Rim, with whom they were tied,
when that team dropped one of its games
to Perine Oil Co. Ted Young's 500 for the
Oil team featured the clash. MarmonHer
rington won the odd game over Bear Wheel
Alignment in the remaining team match.
Five keglers of the Evangelical League
passed the 800 mark during last nights
matches at F'ritchett's. and with two, OF
team assembled 284l total and won
three games over the opposing Dodgers.
john Bentley and Charley Menges formed
the loop S best total,, 645, ana Menges, eli.
Bill Wolf tapped the naples to the tune
of 634, but his brilliant count failed to win
the series for his Cardinals over the Sen,
ators. The latter team, paced by Carl
Honit'S 5yy, won two OF the games. Bob
hartman halted right at 600, put 1T went
Tor naught as his indians cropped every
game to the Eeos. Charley Rlnne Browns
were more fortunate, tor they. nabbed
pair OF TITS from White sox, through the
AID OF his 623.
In other series Red Sox took pair over
Tigers, YanKs outscored cubs twice and
Athletics won the rubber over Giants.
In the Indiana Bell Telephone League
session at the Central Alleys, Leo Hale
was the longest OF the Long Lines team,
for he tossed 64S That topped every, solo
two games over Western EIectric. Other
matches went to Accounting, who Won
three times over Engineers and Com
mercials VINO took a pair from Mantle
nance.
Lorenz Wiesman was the loudest roarer
in the Lion Cruz cage last nIghC, totaling
b43 IN MS three games at. the Artiers
ana Claws. over Wniskers ana Tails. While
Hloes and Names took two each from
1eetn ana Heads,
With two of the three 500 shooters of
the Reformed Church League pastiming
with FIRST Reformed NO. l, tnat team
naDted all easy tnree-tlme victory over
lmmanuel No. during the loops matches
league S best, $50, ana Charley Cray with
612 were the luminaries. Al Schocn was
the best OF the seneca boys, his 626 giving
PIE No. pe
also won by Second Reformed No, 3. Sec
ond Reformed No. 2 and Emmanuel No;
D., flESL fLSlOEmeQ NO. q, OL. raul ana
Emmanuel No. being the victims. Pleas
ant hun No. was halted once by Trinity.
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The two-way tie that existed for first
place in the team standings of the Trans
portation League still exists, for the dead
locked aggregauons, New York Central and
Indiana railroad won two games each in
last nights meeting at the Pritchett Al
leys. Pennsylvania Railroad took the
double lacing from the former team, while
Baltimore 81 Ohio was the victim of the
1ndianas. Led by Tom Conrslys 6l7,
Louisville & Nashville shut out Chesa :
peake 81 Ohio, Illinois Central won three
from indianapolis Union aid Chicago g.
Northwestern took pair from Southern
Pacific Louis Fouts posted 500 on the nose
for the Indiana Railroad.
y II
Red" Haugh, continued his traffic
directing duties during last nights City
Hall session at the Central Alleys, for lie
put the stop sign" on his rivals and
emerged with the solo honors of the eve-
ming, $50. All team matches were de-
cided over the two to one route. Board of
Works, Street Commissioners, Engineers
and Board of Health winning over Park
Board, Legal Dept, Garage and Barrett
Law.