The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-24
By UuitCd Press
W BERNARD HAQNON

No. s. Prospect No. and Main Office
No. took two timers from Distribution
No. s and Distribution No. ). Leading
individuals of the evening were Jack
Underwood with SOS and Don Hills with
COB.
oran Smiths initials are 20. X" ano
he proved to be just, that as he went
through his PAGES in the Eli Lilly League
at Prltchetts Alleys last night, He posteo
games of 200 2I3 and 235. Team series
resulted in a triple victory for the Tablets
over Dentals, a double win for Syrups over
Elixers over Pills and an odd game de-
clslon for Extracts over Iletins.
In the Knights of Columbus session at
the Delaware, Carl Mayer and Bill
Sargent were the only FASTENERS to pass
the 900 mark. The former had 626 while
Sargent toppled COG, The two FASTENERS
were facing each other as ]. G. Glatt's
Drugs and Blackwell & Son met, the
series going to the Glatt team over the
shutout route. Penn Coal also won
three times, its victim being Scott Truck
ing Co. Jones -Maley and Hoosier Optical
won two each over Pittman-Rice Coal
Co. and J. Z. Kernel Optical.
Bill Kriner hit 600 on the nose to top
the scoring of the indianapolis Power d
Light Co matches at the illinois Alleys,
West Plant No. l and Accounting Depart
Research ana Line Dept. three times.
Creoit Department, Haroing-st and Nor
rls-st won twice each over Harding-st
Research, Mill-st and West Plant No. 2.
In the Polk Sanitary Milk League at the
Fountain Square Alleys, Jim Hollenbaugh
outscored all rivals with a $50. Two Sc
reS we're we're taken by shutoutS, Buttermilk
ing Chocolate Milk and Nursery Milk Pro-
lac and Bireley's Orangeade won odd game
decisions over Frisco Cheese and Guern-
sey Milk.
With Louie Koehler far down the line,
Fred Hohlt had little trouble in leading
the St: John Evangelical League with a
o94. Hermann's Funeral Home frightened
its hold on first place in the team stand
lngS with a sweep over Sauter's Cafe
knannlein Drugs also won over the shut
out route, Reiman & Son taking the triple
beating. A single pin margin in the final
game gave Hohlt Dry Goods two timer
over Spreens Grocery and the Janit7
Grocery knocked Fisher Bros. Electric off
twice. The leagues session was held at
the Fountain Square Alleys.
Two brothers battled for top honors
of the Newman League during its games
at the Pritchett Alleys. Lee, the sup
pOSedly weaker of the Galbreth family of
bowlers Outscored Barney, who is sup
posed to be the best. Lee had 5Si
that was the leading three game effort
of the season in the loop, while Barney
trailed with 51i. Team series gave Berg
hoff Beers two games over Knapp Flee
trio and Murphy Poultry double win
over Reliable Wrecking.
r
Hester Schier with a total of 500 out
distanced all individuals of the Eli Lilly
Ladies League in its session at Pritch-
ett's. Iletins nabbed the only shutout of
the evening over Pills, as Extracts, Dentals
and Tablets took two each from EliXers,
Powders and Syrups.
In the Indiana Ladies League. Hof-
heim's 472 was the best series of the A.
division, while Herndon's 4os was high high
Cigarets and Old Gold Cigarets shut out
indianapolis Glove No. 2. and indianapolis
Glove No. as Hoosier Pete, Lincoln
Hotel. Cooper's Lunch. L. S. Ayres, Sports
Sponsor and Schmitt Insurance took two
each over Comptometer, Dorm Grocery.
Goldman's Union Store. Kingan's, Haag S
Canteen and Wohlheld Furrier.
Supervisors were the only three-game
winners of the Post Office League session
at the Central Alleys. They shut out City
Case. Garage, FourTrip Carriers and
Two-Trip Carriers won twice over E
Michigan-st Station. Haughville Station
and Finance Division. Doolittle done