The Indianapolis times., 1935-11-15


dropped two of their three games to
the opposing Couplings team.
In other team series, Cases out
scored Specials in every game, while
Sprockets won twice over Chains.
Mindach's big series was the highest
three-game total of the season in
the league.
ID UNNERUP honors of the eve
IN ming went to Cy Sochalski, who
set the pace in the intermediate
League during its matches at the
Uptown Alleys. Performing with
the Fishers Pharmacy, he reached
$50 on counts of 204, 259 and 1856
which, combined with a 600 turned
in by Adam Schoen, gave the drug
gists sweep of their series over
Scherer Electrics.
Leo Hale, who, after a fast start
early this season, faded during the
last few weeks, snapped out of his
slump to post 602 that led Eastern
Coal Co. to a shutout victory over
Enos Coal Co. Orville Strong was
10 pins short of a 600, but his 500
gave the E. Johnson Goals enough
power to take three games over
Schultz Furniture. Earl Fegan gave
up q GOT, but his Indiana Candy Co.
was able to halt the opposing Safety
Boosters in only one game. In the
remaining team series Uptown Tav-
ern took a pair from Coca Cola in
q contest that found no individuals
threatening the 600 mark.
TT was dull evening in the Print
Il craft League, as it went through
it's weekly schedule at the Pritchett
Alleys, only one paStimer mastering
the 600 mark during the session. The
outstanding pin-pounder was Jack
Hunt, and his top count was a 638,
the result of three double century
games. Quality Flowers and Cen
tury Lunch gained three gone vic
tories over Bingham Rollers and
ROLES Printing Co. as Pauley's and
Cornelius Printing took two each
from Advance Electrotype and In
dianapolis Star.
Russet Cafeteria. broke up a two-way
tie for first place in the team standings
of the Universal League, when they won
twice over Dutch Master Cigars. while
their rivals for the top spot, Bemis Bags.
dropped a pair 10 Capitol Ice. The Ice
mems double victory gave them tie for
second place with their opponents.
S. & S. Service Station and Heiden-
reich Florists emerged victorious in all
three games over Vollmer Meats and
Pennsylvania Railroad. Polks Sanitary
Milk Co. won the rubber game from Blue
Point Service Station in the other team
series.
Lee Hargon topped a quintet of honor
shooters with a 63S. Prior Smith totaled
622 in his series, Walt English reached GIG
in his three tries. Kehl massed COS
and Ray Hockersmith slipped over with
a SOB.
500 mark during his appearance in the
l.. S, Ayres &, CO. matches at Pritchetts,
but his SOL proved the best solo count
of the evening and led his Estate Ranges
loop. AMc Shirts took the three time
setback, In other contests, Grunow,
Kuppenheimer, Stoko1, Knox Hats and
Mendell Luggage won twice over Belnord
Shirts. PhoneiX Hose, Elgin Watches. Ash
craft Shirts and Matrix Shoes,
y
In the American Central Life session
at Pritchett's Alf Rafert led the in
dividual scoring with 576. Team results
found Ordinary Life in a triple victory
over o. L. c. O., Joint Life taking two
from 20-Pay Life and 10-Year Terms win
ming twice over 20-Year Endowments.
=
The two-way tie for the top berth in
the Real Silk Mixed League was broken
up last night, as the Alley Rats won twice
three from Head Hunters The Rats
and Hunters had been knotted before last
nights session. and now the Rats are first.
while the Hunters find themselves dead
locked with the Hot Shots for second place.
In the other team series Indians took two
from Guttersnipes. Harold Theobald paced
the male members with a 562 while Goldie
Maschino led the feminine pastimers with
a 47s
Fresh won three times over Health
Nutritious took a Shutout victory over
Service. Pure outscored Energy and Whole
some won an odd game decision over
Quality in the Mutual Milk League meet
ing at the Fountain Square Alleys. Foster
Gauker with 58s copied individual hon
orS.
FASTENERS of the St. GATHERINGS League at
the Fountain SQUARE last NIGHT 5o0 NIT