The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
BY BERNARD HARMON

A $50 series rolled by Bill Regain
L n in the Commercial League rep
resented the best tfree-gam effort
among $50 Or more FASTENERS in &C
ton on local alleys last night. He
had games of 215, POI and 244. Les
Koelling of the same league as
sumed the runner-up position with
a $50 series on games of 1874, 238
and 224
Regan's top count carried his
Gray, Gribben & Gray team to
triple win over Spencer House Cafe,
but Koelling's Indianapolis News
aggregation was not so fortunate as
it faced the Merchants National
Bank. The Bankers presented the
only other honor shooters of the ses-
sion in Larry Dietz, with SAC, and
Morris Pearson, with 608. winning a
tWo-to-one decision.
Other teams series of the circuit
showed Geo. j. Mayer, Schlosser Oak
Grove Butter and Central States En-
velope Co. as three-tine winners
over Crescent Paper Co., Indiana
Film Transit and Beveridge Paper
Co. and Frank Hatfield Fords, and
A. G. w. of A. taking two games
each from Sugar Creek Creamery
and P. r. Mallory Co.
EEMININE FASTENERS of the city
l. produced some classy solo cf-
forts as the lull in scoring over
took the gentlemen pin toppkers,
Kathryn Meeker posting new
high individual series of the cur
rent season. Rolling in the Frank
lin Jewelry League at the Antlers
Alleys, she connected for games of
200, 172 and 22O for 500 total.
Race Johns finally emerged
from her early season slump and
pounded out 5S7 on EOS, 212 and
and ITO. Laura Alexander bet
tered per previous totals through
a 579 as Irene Mahoney connect
ed for 572. Others over the 500
mark were Lillian Bunch, 52S;
Mazie' Lathrop, 525; Evelyn WIGS
man. ST; Della Harlan, SIG; Ha-
eel Morris, SIG; Iva Fox, 512; Edna
kagel, 507, and Lucy Court, 504.
MarOtt Shoe Store, in winning
three games from Happy Wonder
Bakers, showed the best team
total of the evening, games of SIS,
$50 and 84S netting 2519. Falls
City Hi-Bru also was three
time winner, Coca Cola being the
victim. Sunshine Cleaners tight
ened their grip on first place
through a doub..e victory over the
second-place Bowes Seal Fast.
Koch Furniture was twice victori-
GUS over Hotel AntIers Five.
1--WE individual totals passed the
IL 600 mark as the Pritchett Rec
reation League faced the NAPLES at
the Pritchett Alleys, a 633 from
George Schmalz topping the quin-
tet, Fields produced a GIG, Dudley
had 614, Throm turned in COS and
Sylvester, 500. Pug Seyfried halted
two pins short of entering the select
group.
Shutouts were taken by Universal
Beverage, Fendrick Restaurant,
Willsey Cleaners and BemiS Bag
over A. g. j., Mccullough Printing,
Hilgemeier Packers and Silver Cir
Gle Bar, while Thomas Restaurant
and indianapolis Glove Co. gained
odd game decisions over Coca Cola
and Dransfleld Monuments.
Opportunity knocked on the doors of
several FASTENERS of the Delaware Rec
reation League at the Delaware Alleys
last night. but it was passed up as one
bad game stood between these members
and a bullying total. The best example
was the series of Christensen. who opened
with 2l6. 237 and then fell TO lat to hit
the 600 mark on the nose. Others on
the casualty list" were Goldsmith, Skin
ner. Williams, Meredith and Brooks. Deal
in leading the individual scoring. rolled
consistently to reach 643.
In three-team series completed. Brehob
Carburetor Service. Skinner Radio and Old
Gold Cigarets took shutouts over Cap
itol Furnace Selmier Towel Supply aud
Coca Cola. S. g. S. Body and Fender
Service was unopposed.
A large collection Of aces appeared on
the score sheets of the st. Phillip No.
League, but only three kegelers passed