The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-01

1ndlVldual scoring IN the OnlVer-
sal League at Pritchett'S was at
low ebb last night, but most of
the team series developed into close
contests. Blue Point Services were
the only three time winners of the
session, their Shutout victims being
the Log Taverns. Ray Hockersmith's
ST. was the best total for the WIN
ners, while Don McNew, with a 578,
featured for the losers.
Phil BiseSi, with the best total of
the circuit, a sos, led the Dutch
Masters Cigars to a double win over
the Vollmer Meats, who had as their
head man, Fred Tegeler with a SAT.
Pete Clements presented a 602 series
for the Heidenreich Florists in their
two time victory over the Eagle
Greek Nurseries. He was given some
fine support by Herb Guntz, who
halted at 500. For the Eagle Greek
team a 600 from Rudy BoeSnecker
featured.
PrOschaska had a $50 for the
Coca-Colas, who won twice over the
Louie's Tavern, who had as their
top shooter, Carteaux with a 500.
Fadley-Birrs took a pair from the
Polk Sanitary Milk Co. Fat Riley,
with a 500 for the winners, and Paul
Smith, with a 500 for the losers,
featuring.
Pins took three games from the Cot
tiers. Rollers won a pair from the Off,
sets. and the Side Plates took an odd
game decision over the BuShings in the
Diamond Chain League at the Pritchett
Alleys. Boswells $50 was the best indi-
yidual series Of the session.
Jack Thibedeau halted one short of an
honor total in the Real Silk League at
the Pritchett Alleys, but his 500 total
was good enough to earn him the indi--
this loop. The Head Hunters took all
/ three games from the Alley Rats, while
/ the GutterSnipes and Hot Shots won twice
from the Gulley Brushes and Indians.
In the Citizens Gas Co. League at the
/ Uptown. the individual honors were di-
ylded between Rape and RaineS. who had
$50 each. The Distribution No l won
three games from Prospect No. s. while
/ the Distribution No. 4. Main Office No.
each over the Prospect No. 7. Distribution
No. and Prospect No. 8.
In the Industrial League at the Indiana
| alleys the Inland Containers. led by
Turnpohls leading individual score Of the
/ session. won the only shutOut victory Of
| the evening in the loop. Harry Wheeler
I again passed the COG mark when he posted
a 627 in his series. Double wins went to
I the MaccabeeS. Prest-O-Lites No. Meier
I Packing. BixbyS and Indianap polls News
Circulation over the Peoples Motor Coach
/ L. Strauss & Co.. Prest-O-Lite No. ,. Indi-
ana Provisions and indianapolis Railways.
| DIETRICH led the scoring in the st. Cath
/ crimes League with the only honor count
/ of the session. a 500. Winning teams dur
/ ing this session at the Fountain Square
/ alleys were the Weber Milks. Fountain
/ Square Furnitures and Schuster Goals.
Sauter's Tavern and Lauck Funeral Home.
Jack Hunt led the individual scoring of
/ the Printcraft League at PritChetts last
| night when he posted a 63S series. MOX-
] leys 600 was the only other honor count
! by Hunt s leading total won their series
/ over the Sterling Taverns via the shut
out route. Advance Electrotypes took a
] pair from the ROLES Printing. Bingham
I Rollers won twice over the Indianapolis
Star and the Cornelius Printing Co. bested
I the AP Association in two games.
shutout victories featured the Polar
| Ice e. Fuel Leagues session at the Cen
/ trail Alleys Cubes. Fuels and Refrigera
/ tors won their series by three to nothing
! scores. the Ice, FreezerS and Iron Fire
was the best Of the evening.
Lilacs. Daisies and Geraniums we're
three-time winners over the Roses. Tulips
and Lilies in the Posev League at the
Fountain Square alleys. Pansies won twice