The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-18
Jack Mnis SmGshes Out
7O1 for Sterling TdUerns
Printing Crafts KegeIer Posts First 700 Total in Five
Years of Pin Activities; Rolls 274 and 257 Games.

Lauck Funeral Home and Wizard Ma
chimes. Odd game victories resulted lot
tie Sauter Tavern an6 Trey S Inn Inn oyer Se
Anderson. with a 5sl series, topped the
individual scoring.
Two honor counts we're posted in the
Automotive League at the Illinois Alleys
last night Howard Abraham had a 649.
an ana Tom Brown 6M Eagie -;- Mac nine
ners over the State Auto Insurance and
Ellis Trucking teams. while the outlaws
The Beard Brake Service team was with
out opposition.
Bud Argus with a 624 total was again
the individual leader in the L. S. Ayres
League al the Pritchett alleys. Bob Lang
finished seven pins behind Argus. with OIL,
for the runnerup honors. Every team
series was won By TO l scores, the Knox
Hats, Lavico Products, Estate Ranges and
AMC Shirts winning from the Elgin
Watches, Maytag Washers, Society Brand
and Grunows. Opponents of the Belnord
Shirts will roll a a later date.
Cubes, Refrigerators and Ice were two
Iron Firemen in the Polar Ice & Fuel
League at the Central alleys last night.
stevens 5l2 series was the best individual
total of the session.
In the C. D. Kenny League at the Dela-
ware alleys, 1880 Coffee and Kenco Coffees
Non twice c over the Greenwood Fvice ana
topped the individual scoring.
The White Furniture team of the Elks
IN last nights session D'ei at 'f the oP aotei
Antlers Alleys 1905 middle game fea-
tured for the winners, who had the only
Chrisney had a 622 and Cho%n a 6o7. VA LA
Fendrlch Cigars also were triple winners.
the No No. rs ,,, being on the zero end.
cision over the Heidenreich Florists and
the Balley's Insurance team won twice
from the Smith and Youngs.
Scores OF, the. Fletcher Trust League at
the Central Alleys show the South Side
Branch as three-time winners over the
taking two from the 30th-st Branch and
the WeSt-st Branch as double winners over
the Main Office. Russ Geddes tops the
individual scoring with a 81 series.
=. Only. one 500 total emerged from the
st; Philip No. 2 League session last night,
up with a 63s Team results showed he
Berghof Beers. Lyons Pharmacy, and NJ.
G: Mescalls winning two out of three de-
Print Krafts and Pittman-Rice Coal CO.
With no COOS posted in the intermediate
was good for the top honors of the SEES
sion. Only three series were completed,
the Eastern Goals. E. Johnson Goals. and
Coca ColaS winning twice from the Up
town Taverns. Shultz Furniture and 4Oth-
st Merchants. The Sherer Electrics and
WileS and Wilson tie ans rolled without op-
position
Main Office won three times over the
Distribution on No. as the Prospect No. 6,
took 2 to. decisions from the Distribu-
ton No. 4. Distribution No. 3 and Distri-
button No. l teams in the Citizens Gas
Co. League at the Uptown Alleys. In
dividual honors, were divided between
Harms and Beck. both having 526s.
In the Diamond Chain League at
Pritchetts, Haussman, with a 597 total
led the individual scoring Side Plates
and Bushings took three games each from
the Cotters and Rollers, while the Of
sets won twice from the Pins.
In the U. S. Tire Co. Mixed League. also
at the Pritchett alleys, Valves won three
times over the Tires and the Monograms
bested the Tubes in two games. Blown S
SIT series was the best individual total
of the session.