The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
= THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

IN the most thrlIllng match or the
evening. The winners nabbed the
opener with ease, but were pressed
to win the final games. They took
the second affair by two-pin mar
gin and the nightcap by three pins.
as both flvesomes passed 1000. The
score was 1908 to 1000. jess Pritch-
EFT Jr. at 626 and Frank Liebtag at
$40 were best for the Flashes, while
Phil Bisesis SOB featured for the
Layers. Coca Cola, with Dick
Nordholt at 656 and Paul Quass at
648, made a sweep of its series over
Stube Club, which had as its lead
er Martin, with $685. The Cokes
tossed a 1864 in taking the center
game. Lieber Brewers also enjoyed
a perfect evening, downing Falls
City Hi-Brus in all three games.
John Blue and Dad Hanna posted
series of 653 and 613 to pace the
winners, while Carl Hardins COB
was best for the losers.
The fourteen teams of the loop
established their highest floor aver
age of the season, barely missing 981,
which was a real climax to an eve
ming of superb maple smashing.
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Kelly's games of 244, 266 and 222 gave
him a 1872 total, but his Hoosier Pete
aggregation, presenting a patched lineup,
won but one of the three games over the
opposing Coca Colas, who had as their
best scorer, Russ Buley with a $685.. Honor
totals were numerous in other team
matches, Jess Forsythe's sos being the
runnerup to Kelly's top series, and third
best in the city during the evening.
He tossed games of 200. 245 and 244 for
the Haper's Garage. and when Freddie
Shaw Joined him with 65s the team
posted the best three-game total of the
evening. 1887. in taking trio of wins
over L. Straus & Co. Ed fischer with
620 and Bobby Elder at Gil were out
standing for the Strauss quintet. Leo
hale and Pug Leppert turned in totals of
61S and Gil to give Bader Coffee a sweep
of its series over City Market. The win
ners opened with their best game, a 1907.
A GIL by Larry Dennerline and a COS by
Ernie Conner gave & Battery enough
edge to nab pair of wins from Ko-We-
Ba Coffee. In the remaining team match,
cision over Kimmel Furniture, Ray Hill
setting the pace for the winners with
SOB and AL Kimmel leading the losers with
62O.
In the Indiana Ladies League. triple
victories yISto1d we're we're taken BY Cooper's Lunch,
G ;6De,, Co , No. |; and Sports SPONSOR over
2. Kay Jewelrv and Cocktail Hour ciga-
rets. Two timers were won by Coca Cola
T ysodfla FFur;rers Haags cqnteen Julian
over Kingan & Co. Old Gold Cigarets. L.
S. ,Avres 65 Co. Comptometer and Hoosier
Petes. Top innddividual scorers were, Hoff;
M hSip TitR WITH no. 51i Dawson with Sl8 and
prche fs AeSs yoe Ma f5fRsS with h Rs
loops top solo series. 6S4, LED his Ex-
nabbed its, series by the shutout
Veins. IN other tits. Lions cl CUB and
Matua PaaeS AND TPq hRe e e from
In the Junior Chamber of Commerce
circuit at the Parkway, Ed Erler set the
pace with a 6l6, gaining his No. team
the only shutout victory OF the nu evening
Team No. won a pair from Team No.
and Team No. twice downed Team
No. in other matches.
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Scoring in the Federal League session at
the Central Alleys may not have been as
brilliant as usual, but ten of the FASTENERS
went home with Christmas dinners as
the result of their evenings efforts. The
happy winners of the loops big turkey