The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-14

easing over with single pin victory
in the opening game. The Kernels
came back strong and closed the
series with a 1851. Bob Wuensch
topped the scoring of the winners
with 633, while Geo. Goodwin was
best for the losers at 610. Another
gray-haired kegler found the pocket
as Newt Werner spanked the NAPLES
for a 67T to lead the Max Patton
Cafe to a two-game victory over In
dianapoliS Candy & Tobacco Co.
Werner had games Of 255, 214 and
202.
No other 600 totals appeared in
the three remaining series, in which
Capitol Ice, Hy Red and Board of
Trade grabbed two-to-one decisions
over Pennzoil, H. E. Schmitt Insur-
ance and Hoosier Optical.
Big Four Railroad League faced the
naples at the Central Alleys last night,
eight teams Squaring of tor the 1896
season. Bill Noffke paced the individuals
of the circuit with a 500 series and Bob
Hughes nabbed runner-up honors on
General Superintendants and Beech
Grove Electric Shop made clean sweeps
of their series over Equipments and
Beech Grove Wheel Shop. as Beech Grove
Locomotives and Department Accountants
No. took double wins over Beech Grove
Cars and Department Accountants No, /.
Set Collars and Engineers took shutouts
o er trlctlonS ana Vertlcals in the Rock
wood League at the Indiana Alleys. Bases
won twice from V-DrlveS and Short Belts
took pair from Ceiling Mounts. Binnions
SOB led the individual scoring.
The East Side Social League, a loop new
IN bowling circles, got unuer way al the
Theater and Smithie's Barber Shop opened
with triple wins over Circle City Service
and Sinclair Motor Service. Blackwell. IN
each from Bosart Tavern and Oriental
Tavern. R. Hurley outdstanced indi-
viduals of the circuit with a $40 series.
Carl Kiefer garnered a GA in the South
Side Recreation League, to make it a per-
feet evening for he followed the series
with his 500 in the Fountain Square Recre-
alton. In the South Side loop, which
rolled at the Fountain Alleys. Bruce
Balm Service and Thompson, won three
games from Enos Coal and Fairmont
State Bank took a pair each over Bud
weiser Buffet and Jacks Place.
Opening night of the Bankers League at
Trust Co. the outstanding team, taking
shutout victory over the opposing Indi-
ana Trust Co., as other series were de-
cided over the two-to-one route. Indiana
National No. /, Public Service No. l and
Public Service No. were victors over In
diana National No 2, Indiana National No.
3 and Public Service No. 2. Tooley with
582 and Koepper with 500 were the out
standing individuals.
The Kerrel Optical Ladies League opened
at Pritchett's, with low scoring in evil
dence. A 558 by Mabel Fischer was the
best individual series of the session. Rus
chaupts and Coca Cola swept through
Trissals and Falls City HiBrus for triple
wins, while Circle City Beer and Bowes
Seal Fast bowed twice to Marott Shoe
Store and Sunshine Cleaners.
Holy Cross Church will enter bowling
circles this season. and an organization
meeting and practice session is carded at
the Delaware Alleys Monday night. Per-
sons desiring to affiliate with this league
should be present or turn in their names
to Father Thompson, Jim Reilly or Len
Sylvester.