The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-27
Record Entry Expected in
St. Philip Pin Tourney
Annual Singles Event Scheduled Tomorrow and Sunday;
Team Affair Booked at Fountain Square.

with trio of sizzling series, paced by a
GA from Oscar Buses. which was good for
runnerup honors to Hardins topper. Per-
forming with the Indiana Tire and Rubber
Co., Buses received the aid of a COZ
from Ross Hewes, but the combined efforts
of the pair was not enough to win the
series for their team. With Noah Mishler
at 652 and Ed Truitt at go, the opposing
Jones' Maley aggregation totaled 1924 to
win pair of the three tits.
Lloyd Jacobs turned in another of his
bullying series, sweeping 661 pins from the
alleys in his three tries. The big total
gave his Eagle Machine Co. shutout
victory over Inland Battery Co. No other
solo counts passed the 900 mark in other
team series, in which Hoosier Casualty won
three times over Denny Motor Service and
G. A. Millett Co. took two from Beard
Brake Service.
The solo performers of the Intermediate
paced by Stanley Martin, who in the
Safety Boosters two-to-one win over Enos
E for the CO. ob boeors 060 His b
turned in a GOT as Sherer Electrics took
two games from Uptown Tavern. Fisher S
Pharmacy, although it was without a
over Goca-Cola. Eastern Coal and Dor.
sey's V-8 Ford were unopposed. Booth of
the Ford team totaled 500.
Mel King went on a striking spree in
the Illinois Recreation League. and wound
up with Gal that easily copped individual
honors of the evening. Only two team
series were completed. Kings Sahara
Grotto won twice over Sahar. ReveIers
and German Beneficial Union took a pair
from Local 1890.
Polar Ice and Fuel, in winning three
times over indianapolis Glove Co., took
undisputed possession of second place in
the team standings of the Industrial
League. 1t had been tied with Macca-
bees. who last night dropped two games
to the indianapolis News. The leading In
land Containers were unopposed.
Shutout victories decided other matches.
indianapolis Screw Products, IndianapoIi<
Railways and E-Z Bake Flour winning over
Bemis Bag Co.. Republic Creosoting and
General Outdoor Advertising. Indianapo-
lis Times and L. Strauss Co. were nm
opposed. The best individual series of
the session was HarI Forston's $50.
Ed Erler hit 500 on the nose to ton all
SOLO performers OF the Parkway Recreation
meeting OF last night. The top series
er National. The leading Miller Taverns
napbed their series through shutout over
Garrlck Theater. Kingan q Co. Bakers
Lunch and Ritz Tavern triumphed twice
each over Coca-Cola Bowers 81 Hindel
Doc Clicks s2s and + FAY = Rue.s soa ver.
me pest, individual totals turned in by
UNIVERSAL League kegelers in last nights
games at Pritchett's. Clicks S & S
S service BANKED Blue. Point Service as
beatingS from Vollmer Bros. Meats. Dutch
MASTER cigars also won a trio over Penn
SylVanla Railroad, while Russet Cafeteria
ana Louie's Tavern took a pair each over
FOLK Sanitary Milk and Bemis Bag.
Wiesman with 632 and Fulle with $50 were
the only shutout of the evening, BurGsaI
Paints being the victim Other tilts went
10 Mobllgas, Indiana Wheel g. Rim and
wins over Little-Doo, La Fendrich and
Baliey's Insurance.
Paul Taylor Jr. gave the boys of the
Kiefer-Stewart League a real mark to
shoot at when he turned in a GIL in the
loops session at Pritchett's.. He had
games of 251, 1872 and 222. Despite the
big total, Deschler Monogram dropped two
games to Indovin. Bath Buds nabbed a
pair from Crosley Radio.
Individual leaders of other leagues were:
l.; s. Ayres g. Co. lPrItchett'sl Stone
Collins, 500 ~