The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-18
Pair of Feminine Pin Records Tumble
as Sunshine Cleaner Quintet Clicks

added 1913 and 181 for her big
series.\ Lucy Court failed by one
pin to reach the 600 mark, games
of 207, 100 and 202 gaining her
500. Julia Lang with SAT, Helen
WieSe with 522 and Icel F'ulmer with
499 aided the Sunshines to the per-
feet evening, which included a
three-game triumph over their OPP
ponents, Marott Shoe Co., who,
through 500 from Irene Mahoney
and 534 from Bertha Tourney
posted a 2490 total
Bowes Seal Fast retained it's sim
gle game edge on the Sunshines for
the league leadership, when through
the aid of Eva Dawson's 500 and
Evelyn Wiesmans $50, it totaled
1886 to win three times over
Happy Wonder Bakers. The COM
bined totals of Della Harlan and
Edna Kagel Melted Falls City two
time victory over Koch Furniture.
Miss Harlan had SGT and Mrs. Ka-
gel SOP. Minnie Schneider's 507 was
the best series turned in by the Coca
Cola f1vesome, which won twice over
Hotel Antlers Five, paced by Mabel
Fischer's 513.
DAD HANNA, in his Commercial
~ League appearance at the ILL
nois Alleys, topped the scoring of
the city's male kegelers in action
during the evening. On games of
249, 224 and 213, he totaled 686,
which combined with a 651 from
Herb Lyke, gave the league-leading
A. C. w. of A triple victory over
the crescent Paper CO.
Two other solo counts passed the
600 mark, Bill Regain assembling a
644 as his Gray, Gribben & Gray
nabbed three games
fran Beveridge Paper Co. while Char
lie Sellers led the Indianapolis News
team to an odd-game decision over
Geo. j. Mayer with 632. In other
team contests Indiana Film Transit
BANKED Merchants National Bank
and Sugar Creek Creamery won
twice over P. r. Mallory.
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With the two individual leaders of last
nights Parkway Nc. 2 League session
pacing the decks for the Coca Cola team,
that aggregation assembled the best three
game total of the evening in its triple vic
tory over Northwestern Milk Co. Taking
advantage of Art Sachs top series, $40.
and Lynn's 500 runner-up, the Cokes
totaIed 274S'
other three time winners Of the session
were Leon Tailoring Co. and Linton Radio.
who ha6 as their victims Nip m Sip and
Hink and Dink. Two timers were won by
McCulloughs. Heidenreich Flowers and
Aristocat Bar over Carsons. Prest-o-Lite
and Falls City Hi-Bru.
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Paul Crosier finally failed to lead the
Individual scoring of the Gyro League for
during last nights matches at the Park
way, Tomey nabbed the honors on a 632
4. 7 and 8 in double victories over teams
Nos s, 9, and 8.
matches at the Central Alleys were decided
over the two-to-one route. Shuron Optical
Fox Optical, Continental Optical and
locals. White -Haines Co. American optical
and DR.. j. E. Kernels. Schoneker's $40
was the best solo series of the session.
Doc Clark assembled 60s during the
Rotary, League session at the Indiana,
and the series represented the top in
dividual total of the evening. Team re-
suits showed Poehners. GARDENERS, Foleys
and Fenstenmakers as three-time winners
over Millers. Hayes, Moores and Hariods,
and Coons. Clarks, Hills and FaTrars in
stengers. Gompfs and McManus.
Yards, Filters and Office were twice
victorious over Pumps. Readers and Me-
tiers in the weekly gathering Of Indian
Alleys. Solo honors Of the evening were
nabbed by Smith through 6l1.
In the Community League at the Up
town a GAL by Tate represented the best
individual effort of the evening. In the
team events Advance Paints were the only
triple victors OF the evening, their shutout
Francks E. johnson Coal, Al Auto Radia-
tor Service and ESard Brake Service won
from Inland Battery Motor Express, Suite
Shoe Shop and Ready Mixed Concrete over
the two-to-one route
Forty-five beatings in a row is now the
record of the Silver Circle Bar of the
Pritehett Recreation League, for in last
nights session Of the loop. they stretched
the losing streak by dropping three games
to Universal Beverage. Thomas Restau-
rants and wilIsey Cleaners also won
through students. Bemis Bags and Fem
driek Restaurants being the victims. Nc
CuilouEh Printing and 4Eoca-Cola were
twice victorious over A. 4 Us and Indian