The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-06
Clarence Baker Rolls 7O3
in Prest-O-Lite Session
Fountain Square League Sets Season Record When Ia
Individuals Reach 600

Bug Argus with a GAL, paced the
Brus, who showed best in their
middle game when they hit 1904.
With Paul Stemm at 636 and
Louie Koehler at 613, the DIX Gas
team took two wins over the Fox
Jail House. Frank Fox, with 632,
and Bert Bruder, with 619, were
the outstanding scorers of the
losers.
Jimmy Hurt. hammered out a 674 series
to top the individual scoring of the Wash
ington loop which produced eight honor
counts during it's session at the Illinois
alleys last night. Following Hurt came
Lou Dougherty, with 638. Gene Ruf1li, with
636, Leo Ahearn, with 624. John Barrett,
with GOT, John Mitchell, with COS, John
Blue, with sos. and Ed Forsythe, with
600.
Berghoff Beers fell short of a 5000 total,
but their 1884 gained through games Of
l0l6; 1913 and s75 represented the best team
total Of the session. The Beer team made
Capitol Ice aggregation. Coca Cola also
emerged victorious in all of their games,
schmitt Insurance being the shutout
victim.
Marott Shoe Store had little difficulty
in disposing of the Indianapolis Paint &
Color Co. breezing through with an easy
lAAAtC-blAlc VIII. GfO0dIQ COdl look Two
from Quaker State Oil. Underwood Trans
fer bested Wooden Shoe Beers twice and
Hoosier Optical took an odd-game decision
over the Wheeler Lunch.
The usual heavy bombar6ment by in
dividuals of the Construction League con-
tinued during the circuits session at the
Pritchett alleys last night. Five 600 to-
tails were posted. Berry leading the quin-
tet with 500 Michenfelder had GIG;
Mitchell, SIS; Tarrant. 613. and Wolf. 604.
and H. c. Ent Materials we're on the win
ming ends Of shutout victories over the
Geiger-Peters. w. p. Jungclaus and Do
nestle Insulators. while 2-to-1 decisions
went to the Freyn Bros and Hayes Bros.
over the Johnson-Maas Lumber Co. and
Spickelmeier Fuels.
Bob Darnaby 'blew'' a big start when
he slipped to. l59 in his final game. but
over Jack Thi6edeau for the individual
Pritchett alleys. Tom Selmier improved
each game and halted at sos for recog-
milton among the top three.
Triple victories went to the Darnaby
Puts and Kempers Divots Wood Irons
and Warrens Traps furnishing the compe-
tition. Selmiers Caddies and Youngs
Roughs and Davidsons stymies.
When Carl Bender moved down 254
pins in his nightcap game in the Knights
total. which was more than enough TSou for for
the individual honors of the loops ses-
sion at the Delaware alleys. Furthermore.
Shutout victory Of the evening, the victims
being the Pittman-Rice Coal Co. other
contests we're taken by the Kernel Optical
scored 2-to-l victories over the J. G.
Glatt Drugs, J. ]. Blackwells and Scott
Trucking.
Msizie Tathron Iinked oannas ~ 100
1876 and 224 for 500 to become one Of
the few feminine FASTENERS who have
season. Laura Alexander. With a SIS. was wss
tinued. her splendid scoring on. a 5ss that
Of the Kernel Optical Ladies League
bowling at Pritchett's. other outstand-
ing series came from Helen Thomas with
$50: Blanche Meyer at $50: Annette Crane
at 557. and Helen weise. with 546.
Bowes Seal Fast and Lathrop-Moyer
Inc: hooked up in thrilling series. each
with each team in possession of one vic
tory. the fnal tilt went into extra in
ninEs." Bowes winning the roll-on for an
from the Trissal Five Real silk Hosiery
posted the best single game Of the session.
q e2l.
All other team series were decided BY
2-to-l scores. Falls CITY Hi-Brus, Frees
Fur shop, Marott Shoes shop. and Penn
hon Grille winning over Chambers Five.
AANAoL0bOA.o Inv AAoaA o-ANCs OO~o-SO+oc
and Phoenix Press.
Mecahilrs SIS was the best individual
total of the Insurance League session at
the Central alleys. Inspection Bureau took
three games from the Connecticut Mutual
for the only shutout Of the evening. Odd
game decisions went to the western Ad
juStment. Travellers Insurance. and Hoosier
CASUALTY over the Underwriters Adjust
ment. Equitable Life Of N. Y. and New
Amsterdam.
Al Shonecker kept up his reputation as
the best bowler in the Optical League by
topping individuals in last nights session
opticsl and Parsm n BANKED D op scnsl
etrtSfS and ContinentalS, while Fox
Optical took brace from Americans.
Tom Morris with $40. and John Collins
with ST, shared the spotlight in the st.
Joan OF Arc League at the Uptown. Triple
wins went to the Barrett Coal Co.. Duffy
Malt Foods and Blackwell & Sons over the
jewelers. and FsPrell Granite CO. pou uSn
p r1esSsles ~ were taken by the Missouri
american Estates and Wonderbar.
Double victories ruled the team series
81 ne SohEit.er-cummins League at the
PafAs and Hsss s5sSlis rDspsa6s Auto
~, rssm,ncratnre. Efficient. Underfeed and
Worio's Greatest. Killion's 54s was the
best individual score OF the evening.
The Central States Envelope Company
,n,aStlmers agair failed to overhaul Curt
NO. won three times over Team No !
while Team No. took two from Team
No TIE league BOWED at the
Clark's SIS was too count OF the United
Mutual League At Illinois Alleys Ordinary
Life BANKED the Preferred Annuftv, Modi-
fed Life humbied 1o-Year Endowment
three times and the 70-pav Lifes took
The odd kAme from the Family mcoma-