The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-19

Jewelers. had had honor totals from Claude
Kehl and Oscar Berry they dropped two
games to Bake & Vans DIX Service.
Kehl had CAS- and Berry, COL. For the
losers. Johnnie Murphy's 601 was tops.
Ed Stevenson fred the only other honor
count of the session, when he hit 500 on
the nose for the Cliff Meier Coal Co.,
which defeated Koch Furniture twice. No
outstanding totals were produced in the
Heidenrcich Florists Braden Sutphin
Inks series, won by the former. two to
one.
Emmanuel No. took the only three
game victory of last nights Reformed
Church meeting at, the Pritchett Alleys.
638 from Harry Weishaar. they shut
out Second Reformed No g. Double wins
were taken by Emmanuel No. 2, Emmanuel
No, 3, Pleasant Run No. |, Pleasant Run
Paul Second Reformed No, 2. Trinity,
formed No. l: Bud schoch of the latter
Of the evening, a 614.
:, Fred Mix's 635, the best series Of the
North Side Business Mems games at the
Shoe Polish to a triple victory over Ora's
Lunch. Wilbur CIeaver had the only other
honor count of the evening, but ne watched
down in defeat three times despite his Sol
Indiana Candy was the teams conuuerors
a.. 0tner contests were decided through
ONNt-5 nlliS dtClSlOIlS LOT Beta I nj omega,
Coca Cola, Mike Mann's and Motor EX-
press. over Specials. Beck's Coal Co.
steve's Shells and Sigma Alpha Tau.
When Jess prttche t ST. r failed to turn
IN his usual 500 series in the Optimist ses-
sion at the Pritchett Alleys. Carl
M NC r., copied the solo honors with a
StifIs shut out Kickers and Shooters down.
ed Sprlngers twice in the team matches
Things happened as usual in the Court
the Delaware Alleys last night Don John
son son topped all individual scoring with a
62l. He was the only member of the loop
and Clerks made sweeps of their series over
LAWYERS anc Sheriffs as Union Title and
Assessors took two each from Treasurers
and Prosecutors.
Indiana Wheel and Rim today was
perched at the top of the INDIANAPOLIS
Automotive League team standings hav-
ing eliminated the former co-occupants.
Pavy Auto Top Shop. through a triple
victory in last nights matches at the
Antlers Alleys. Ray Chrisney with sos
and Ernie Conner with COZ led the at
tack for the winners. while Bob Haagsma
did all he could to keep his aggregation
at the top with a 622.
Bear Wheel Alignment in its tripIe win
over Guliing Auto Electric hung I'm a
new seasons three-game record. most
Ing 1880 through 949 941 and go
Willard Whipple of the losers was the out
standing soloist of the series, a $50
gaining him the honor. Led by Tom Sell
mier's $40, Wreckers. Cherry 1910. took
three games from Marmon Harrington
as Perine Oil Co. made shutouts unsni-
trin
brite Oil Corp.
The only honor count of the Fraternal
Leagues session at the Illinois was post
eo by WILDER. who totaled Gil in his three
tIleSi indlana Candy & Tobacco Co. and
dlanapois Reed Co. and Ellis Trucking as
A. d P. Bakery. Chick Roush. Gun Club.
ane p sud A6ams took two each from
er's Drugs and Crown Laundry.
In the Indiana Bell Telephone Co cir.
cult, bowling at the Central, Maintenance.
Construction and Western Electric took
eounng snG 91er Long Lines AZ
outclassed all rivals with a $40 series.
John Noonan again set the pace in the
City Hall League session at the Central raj
Alleys. 6O4 turning the trick in last
4llsIlC ma lCIleS. Engineers and Garage
emerged victorious in all three games over
Board OF Health and Street Commissioners.
as Legal Dept. and Board of Works took
a pair each from Park Board and Barrett
Law.
For the second consecutive week. Leroy
King outdistanced all FASTENERS of the
indianapolis Star League during its
matinee session al Pritchett's. He halted
right on 500 to set the pace yesterday
AgateS won three times over Five Stars
Moser Specials BANKED Palookas and
ROLES Printing took couple from Wrong
Fonts.
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Entries for the annual fiye-man handi-
cap sweepstakes at the Illinois Alleys
are rolling in, and Johnny Beam, who is
conducting the affair. has high hopes of
seeing 100 teams compete for the prizes.
In event he reaches this goal. first place
will pay $500, instead of 500. as was an
nounced in this column Yesterday. The
affair will be run off Saturday and sun
day and entries will close at 1880 satur-
day. For information get In touch with
Beam at Lincoln 0740.
Leading individuals of other leagues
competing on local alleys last night we're
as follows; Gibson Co. illinois,. CASTOR.
$50; Lions Cub fAntlersl. Kurtsinger $50:
Polar Ice and Fuel Central. Hardin, sci: :
State Highway (Pritchettsi Smythe, SGT: