The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-07

bested the 2%o-Payment Lifes.
Russ Smith continued his pin-pourding
tactics and last night led the Moore 81
Fox League with a $40 series. Pfeiffer's
SOB was the only other honor count of
the leagues session at the Central alleys.
Team -5suits oun the Auto Insurance,
TOrnaGoes and Life Insurance as triple
winners over the Moore & Fox, Fox
Specials and Surety Bonds. while the Fire
Insurance were twice winners over the
Realtors.
DE-. Clicks $50 was the pace-setting total
Of the Medical League in its matinee Ses-
top total carried his TonSil team over
for the only Shutout victory of the after
noon. The victims were the F%ibulas. Two
Radius, Humorous and Femurs, their vic
TINS being the Retina. Adenoids and
Appendix.
the Citizens Gas Co. League at the Up
6sI total. otie Boston continued his 900
Hamilton just did reach 500. stopping
right on the mark. Distribution No. 6
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times. Distribution No. Z, Prospect No.
2, Prospect No. l and Distribution No. 5
Prospect No. 4. Prospect No. l and Pros
pect No. 3.
A 548 by Laura Carsten was the lead
ing nasg lnai' Iessi6n total AL OF n the mdl TIia,a La9 Gin.
neTs curing The evening were C Con TOM
Cigarets. and Monroe-Kimmel Furnitures
who had as their shutout victims Em-Roe
Sporting Goods, Julian Goldmans, Dorn'S
Grocery and Haag's Canteen. Coca-Colas
and Pennway Inn took double victories
over DIAN Sorority and Kay Jewelry.
Three 600 totals were posted during
the Uptown League session at the Up
and Hainey. a sos. ~ TWO N'- games mes Wins 5
were taken by Harper's Garage, John
Koch Furnitures, Hoosier Petes and In
aiana Vince d Rims over the Coca Colas,
Prospect Gas. Bader Cofees and Ko-We-
Ba Cofees.
French. Country Club n Jewels took
shutout victories over the Latonia Club,
Warehouse and Bakery while the En-
bassy won twice from the Constructions
IN the Kroger Grocery League at the In
diana alleys. Noe paced the individualists
with a 563 series.
its weekly session at the Antlers alleys
with the Kirchner Auto Service, Wallerich
CO, and Roy Wilmeths taking triple wins
s Service ehe and d Associates s. late Sf fnvestme GGS0ye IN
the remaining team series American States
Insurance won twice from the Fadley-
Birrs. Hymer's 537 was the best in
dividual total Of the evening.
Never, with e27. A. Kimmel. with SIS.
and Todd, at 5S9. were the leading indi-
League. bowling at the Parkway Alleys.
Sovereign Realty won three times over
took two from the Safety Boosters. Mon
roe. Klmmel turnitures won a pair from
Fall City Hi-BruS AMI Firetite Products
Peppers.
Two-to-one victories ruled in the Stoke
leys. Tomato Soup. Strained Foods and
Bean Hole Beans winning twice over the
Honey Pod Peas. Crar60Serry Sauce and
the best individual series of the session.
Mitney totaled 57s to lead the Cheyro-
let BODY session at tie Delaware Alleys.
No. IS blanked the No. IS while the No. 2
team won two from ths IS.
Everett Rice was two pins better than
Charlie Macarthur to cop the individual
honors OF the Rough Notes League at the
Delaware, Rice had a SIG and Macarthur,
Hot Shots.
netins and Extracts won three times
from the Pills and Elixers as the Dentals
the Powders and Tablets in the Eli Lily
NN aAANgos 0AAGA AZ
Mccain again provided the best in
dividual total Of the session, a SAL.
In the Eli Lilly Ladies League. also at
Pritchetts. the Tablets n Amytals
scores shutouts over the Merithiolates
and ExtFalins while the spiritex and
and Ma Haungs. Iris Ronk's 4S0 was the
top individual score.
Bowling activity around the L. S. Ayres
store is humming this season and the or
ganization's ten teams are making prep
arations TO cut themselves a slice OF the
Of ten teams bowls each Thursday night
at the Prltchett alleys and some classy
scoring has emerged during these weekly
the Pritchett Recreation League and is
tied for second place in the loop.
Tn league also is conducting an elm
nation series to determine the personnel
Of the team that will represent 1t at the
annual A. B. C.. tournament at Syracuse.
Each member, selected will have all ex-
penses TO and Iron the tournament paid
BY L.. S. Ayres & Co. The Ayres League
is considered one Of the strongest depart
ment store leagues in the country and its
Syracuse representation should prove to be
q pin-toppling aggregation Of the highest
CALDER.
The teams that will participate in the
city tournament and their captains are the
Belnord Shirts. John Barrett; Grunow Re-
Irigerators, Joe Michaelis; Knox Hats.
Frank Argus: Elgin Watches. Carl Staufen-
bel. Maytag Washers. Walter Lang; So
ciety Brand Clothes. Arthur Fry. Lavico
Products. Ralph Stonecipher: Stein-Eloch
Clothes. Edward Bradley: A. NJ. c.. Shirts.
Tommy Tomlinson. and Estate Ranges,
George Mcknight.
The annual women's tournament. spon-
sored by the Chicago American, has been
arranged and viii take place on the Windy
City alleys in Chicago from March l6 TO
81. This event. the largest in the coun-
try for women. is expected TO draw a rec
ord-breaking entry this season. Advance
reports indicate that more than 1900
women will participate. The affair. in
~augurated in 1928. has grown. yearly, ex-
panding from an entry Of 1859 in the open
ing year 70 last years record gathering Of
1912 women.
No one Is barred from this tournament.
which carries with It a prize list Of more
than $4,000. and the American invites the
women howlers Of indianapolis TO partici-
pate. The tourney entries are divided into
six classes. from A to F. Averages OF
FEB. l are used 10 determine the classif-
cations OF participants. Information re-
garding the huge event may be obtained
from the Bowling Editor OF The Chicago
American. 326 W. Madison-st, in Chicago.