The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-23

her second season of league bowling,
carries an average Of 125 and the
GLIB was the first and only 600 Sc
ries of her short career.
Only three other members of the
league bettered the 500 mark dur
ing the evening, Bertha Urbancic
getting $50 and Mildred McVey and
Marie Roth, 516s. Three-time vic
tories in the remaining team series
went to Bakers, Aliens, Heidenrich
Florists, Hahns and Indianapolis
Life Insurance over Snyders, Hunts,
Pandell Florists, Threms and Miller
OldSmobile. G. o. DesautelS, East
took two each from Heppenstall Co.,
ChaS. H. Franck and RieSback
Drugs.
TN the Franklin Jewelry League
Il session at the Antlers Alleys,
Sunshine Cleaners posted a 2643
series for a new three-game total
record for the season. Through an
error in the score sheets of the
Kernel Optical League of last Fri
day night, the Sunshine team was
credited with 2674 total and a high
game of 966. A checkup revealed
that the true scores were 2619 and
Oil. so the record of last night is
tops" for the season, the Sunshines
lettering their own previous high
established in the Kernel session.
Outstanding individuals of the
Cleaners series we're Helen Wiese
with 557, Lucy Court with SAB, Race
Johns with 524 and Alice Shea with
524. Pauline Hubert with $50, Dam
sci Baxter with 522 and Kathryn
Meeker with SOB were outstanding
for the Kochs.
With Evelyn Wiseman at SAG,
Blanche Meyer at 545 and Amy Nc
Daniel at Sill, the Bowes team won
three times over Hotel Antler Five
to close in on the leading Sunshines,
who now hold a single game edge.
Laura Alexander's 544 and Irene
Mahoney's 523 gave Marott Shoe
Shop a triple victory over Coca
Cola. In the remaining team series,
Falls City Hi-Bru shut cut Happy
Wonder Bakers, Martha Mayer of
the winners garnering the best to-
tai, a 512.
JILL OWENS provided the fea-
O ture of the evening among the
male kegelerS Of the city, during the
st. Philip No. | session, drilling the
pocket for games of 268, 218 and 220
for 706 series, the second TOO total
of his four years of ten-pin activi
ties. Vogelsang took runnerup hon
ors on SGT, while Henderson nabbed
the show position on $40. Mic-Lis
McCahill, Cooks Goldblume and
Falls City Hi-Bru annexed their Sc
1ies through shutouts over S & S
Service, First Premium Beer and
Lieber Lager. In rolling off set Of
postponed games, Doc Click collected
Gil and Chuck Markey 600.
Charlie Walker. in hanging up a
seasons high individual total in the
Commercial League, was but nine pins
short of zoo as he went through his
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ing the loops session at the Illinois Al
leys. Games of 2S1 PA and 2l6 gave
this kegeler his 691 and boosted his team
to a two-time victory over Gray, Gribben
& Gray.
Only one other honor count appeared
during the matches, Ernie McKinnOn
again finding the pocket for nice Sc
ries. He had Co., through a 225 wind
IN. Spencer House Cafe and A. c. w.
of A. proved the only triple winners.
their shutout victims being Beveridge
Paper Co. and Merchants National Bank.
Other series went TO Geo. 7. MAYER. Cen
trail States Envelope and indianapolis
News through twO-tn-one wins over
Frank Hatfield Fords. Sugar Greek
Creamery and P. r. Mallory Co.
When the Manhattans grabbed an odd
game decision over Wonder Cocktail in
the Pennhof Grille League at Pritchetts
they went into a tie for first place in the
team standings with their victims. Each
have won Is games and lost six. Jack
Hunt topped quartet of 500 shooters dur
ing the session. totaling 653 on games of
200. 253 and 1911. Ed Stark had 62l. Lou
Sweeney $40 and Fabian Maurer, sos In
other team matches. Hanrahan Specials
took two from All-Americans. Cocktail
Hour won twice over Pennsy Arrows and
Spirit Of ST.. Louis annexed a pair at
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