The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
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carried off the individual honOrS in
the weekly session of the Wash
ington League at the Illinois Alleys
last night.
The King team totaled 1865 on
games of 915, 1915 and 1884 and took
the series from the Coca-Colas via
the Shutout route. -Four members
of the Kings team passed the 600
line as they piled up their leading
total, Lorenz Weissman having 619,
Harry Wheeler GIG, Herman Bohne
sos and Bob Kelly COL.
Blues top individual series of 662
and 633 from Mel King failed to
halt the Berghoff Beers, who took
a 2-to-1 decision from the Under
wood Transfers. The BerghoffS had
Lou Daugnerty at GIL and Leo
Ahearn at 500 as their feature
shooters.
The Leonard Coal won a pair
from the HooSier Optic, Black get
ting a SAB for the winners and
Gauker GOT for the losers. John
Barrett with a 623 led the Wooden
Shoe Beers to triple win over the
Capitol Ice. The Wheeler Lunch
team won twice from the Quaker
State Oils, Charley Menges with a
6O4 series starring for the winners.
No 600 totals emerged as the
Schmitt Insurance team won twice
over Indianapolis Paint and Color.
=. Leo Miles again stepped into the lime
light as the South Side Recreation League
Square alleys. when for the third time
in the last two months. he posted a total
better than $50. Last nights total was
66S and boosted his Jacks Place team to
triple win over the Budweiser Bullets
Carl Kiefer took runnerup honors of the
league by virtue Of 6l6 series The Troy
OILS won three from the Inland Goals
Tailoring and the Rottlers won an odd
game decision over the Citizens Gas team.
Last nights session of the Construction
out some of the best bowling of the
season in that circuit. Led by Clemens
648 series. seven individuals passed the
631. McElwayne 628. Tarrant 625, Leochel
SIS and Childers SOB. Included in H.
Brandt's series was a middle game of
season in this league Brandt had opened
with a 212 and was headed for sure
zoo, but when he dropped to l42 in his
final effort his dream was spoiled.
Team results in the Construction League
found the Railroad Mems Building and
Savings Association and Harry c. Emf Ma
son-MaaS Lumber and Geiger-Feters teams
Brandt Bros. HAYES Bros. Inc, Spickel
never Fuels and Domestic and Industrial
carey. Frevn Bros Pittsburgh Plate Glass
and VIM. p. Jungclaus. Brandt Bros. had
E E@e rs eha i6oG SaFe One While 81 the
games.
o Eap 3S G0vq 4. 0 inso his to
other 500 totals came from DOC" Kemp
Joe vi" Ft0 S With ffaF cray Me S4 D2dts
session. tie tie P 45Fa Puts ss9s the vs.
Warrens Traps grabbed a pair from the
the rubber from the Youngs Drivers. 90
Curt Wray reached his usual 500 at
the Prltchett drives in the Central States
Envelope League stopping at exactly that
number, and leading the scoring among
the individualistS. Team No. and won
two game victories over Teams No. 2
and /.
ing total in the Block Optical Ladies
League. and when Race Johns joined her
with a 57S and Dorothy PJle with 538,
from games of 500. $50 and 600 winning
three games from the indianapolis Lie
insurance squad. The .Bowes Seal FaSts
and Marott Shoes and Real Silks also
were triple winners in last nights series.
their shutout victims being the Coca -Colas,
Frees Fur Shop and Chambers teams.
p av,l a.fy
a pair each from the Meekers Five and
TriSsals. Other tndividualiSts with bril-
liant scores were Murle HAYES who had a
SOB and Laura Alexander with $40.
In the Bankers League session at the
Pritchett Alleys. McClain's 500 series was
good for the sas,, igpdiydual he2noTs Hardin
REM placed third with $40. All team
Merchants Nationais % and Pu6ic Service
No. winning from Indiana aNtional No.
Iq Biisl1a e Trust: Indissna National No.
In the Optical League at the Indiana
iron 58 rda 6aeP S 9p Boek obtas
the Fox optioaIs won. Two from the
optometrists: Whites $50 series was the
Service Station No. 3. Service Station
No. 4. and General Bookeepers we're win
ners Of all three games of their series in
the Standard Oil League at the Park
wav alleys. The losers we're Service
Station No. /. Construction and Records.
Double triumphs were won by the In
dianapolis Plants and Industrials over the
Service Station No. ? and Check Dept.
Peters with a $50 was high.
Every series in the Schwitzer-Cummins
League at the Parkway alleys was won
by two 10 one scores. Winning aggrega-
tons were the Worlds Greatest. Auto
mates and Dependables. who had as their
victims the Even Tempera lures; E4ieients
and Underfeeds. a SIS from Parker set
the pace.