The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-13
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by BERNARD HARMON

Beverage. Louie's Tavern and L. s. Ayres
Z Co over the porn Good SOFAS R 4si
AyTss team, IN one game posted 1908
Gy.c League results at the Parkway
alleys found H. Fatout's s3s the best in
ming team OF this loop was able TO get
away with clean sweep victory all con-
tests being decided over the tTo-to-one
route. Double winners we're the No rs,
ss. SIS 3's and Is. while the losers were
teams No. 4. l. 3. 10 and D
: High Ball Corrects won three games over
Of the session. Norton's Beer. cooneys and
son pop Corns. De .Salvos and Fultons.
Harry Rollers sos. the only. honor count
Of the, session. gave him tie Individual
Leading individuals Of the Delaware
Eefs Des TR soS S G2eaver wi With 81
and Ward with sos Old Colds. a. S
Bodys and Thomas Restaurants emerged
INDIANAPOLIS Gle Co. Wheeler Lunch and
Bader Cofees, the Skinner RADIOS
TOOK an, odd .ne decision over the
The 1s-club Rotary League. bowling at
the Indiana Alleys turned IN put one oOO
individual total during last nights session.
This came from Demaree. who had sos.
for MS three games Jhe sTioe Ts1s M trnie
winners over the Harris. Browns. Bowers
and Manouges. Halls, Hobbs. Henrys and
HOhlts won two each from the Foxes. Aek-
ermans. Murphys and Wileys.
Martin posted 572 as the Birdie League
fitted through its weekly session at the
Fountain Square. Martens few little
higher than other teams. winning three
le2 and snsTroIe 2ffled the feafbers
OF the Cardinals. Robins and Wrens with
double wins.
The leading individual score of the
South Side Merchants League was a COL
Schomever. hermann had 592 and
Pritchard a 588 as second and third best:
Robbins Markets. as the Lorbers Tavern
bested the Cochran Drugs IN two OF their
games.
In the Citizens Gas League at the Up
town. Jimmie OReillv COPIED the IN
dividual honors on 527 total. Prospect !
session. winning three games each oyer
the Distribution No. and Distribution No;
won twice from Prospect No. and Dis
trlbutlon NO. 4.
No 500 scores we're turned in during the
session of the Community League at the
Uptown alleys. Naegeli missed out by one
pin. getting a 500. which was good for
n
Tor service and Advance Paints we're
three-game winners over the Century Tires
and Ready Mixed Concretes, while the
Frank Hatfields took pair from the
Heinz 81 Varieties.
Bryant again proved to be the leading
individualist of the United Mutual Ladies
Eben She 08 foaed as for her Series af{ h
Hortonettes and Hi jerks took triple wins
over the Wtticisms and sugar Lumps as
the Slam Bangs won two from the Craig
ties.
Prospect No. and Prospect No. 3 were
triple winners over Distribution No. and
Distribution No. in the Citizens Gas
League at the Fountain Square alleys.
Prospect No. 8 and Distribution NO. l
won two each from the Prospect No. and
Distribution No. 2. Martin with SOS, was
high Individuals.
Seven individual totals better than 500
Spencer Cafe Ladies League at Pritch-
etts last night. Helen Weibke with a 568
led the league with Marie McIlvaine TAX
ing runnerup honors with SAB Others
theimer. with 5i3; Marie Zook, with Sill;
Goldie MARCHING. with SOB; Josephine
Schmidt and Tressa Brewer with 50ls.
The Sirloins Steaks was the only team
to get away with a triple victory. their
shutout victims being the Eas End Green
house. other series were decided by two
Oldsmobiles. Ham and Eggs. Club Steaks.
Queens Shoppe Country Made Sausage
and East End Diaries over the j. Fulles,
Chas H Francks Hungarian Breads.
American Central Lifes. Heidenreich Flor
lists and Northern Beach Pools.
At the Pritchett alleys. Reese with a 576
led the scoring in the Beginners League,
Tegeler's SAT was the best total of the
State Life Insurance circuit and a sol
by Parker proved best of the Newman
loop.