The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-13
BY BERNARD HARMON

With the male kegelers Of the city
turning in mediocre scores during
their league sessions of last night,
the feminine pasti' 1ers staged the
headliner acts of the evening.
In the Ladies' Social League,
bowling at the Hotel Antlers Alleys,
the Meyers, with evelv
| member OF the team over the 500
mark, not only posted the city's best
I three-game total of the season, but
topped all single game efforts. The
team opened weakly with IT'S, con-
nected for 993 in the second effort,
then skyrocketed to zoos in the
windup, to total 2773.
Lucy Court, with a 500 series, not
only lead her teams scoring, but
| topped all other individual series OF
the Social loop. Games of LAB, 246,
and 202 Melted the top total.
The scores of other members of
the Lathrop team were: Lucille Rice,
571; Dorothy Pyle, Sol; Helen
Kritsch, $50, and Race Johns, 500.
With such tremendous scoring
power the LathropS had no diff
Guilty in registering a triple victory
over the opposing Hotel Antlers
Five, who failed to place an indi-
vidual in the 500 class.
The Marott Shoe Co. thwarted a
a shutout defeat by winning the
final game from the Bowes Seal
Fast team, which posted a 2644
total through games of 865, 8S4 and
8s5. Lillian Bunch paced the indi-
viduals with SIS series, the second
best of the evening in the league.
! Amy Mcdaniel contributed a 551,
Evelyn Wiessman a 518, and Eva
Dawson a 507. Alice Shea proved
best for the Marott team, totaling
sol for her three games. Laura
Alexander was also over the 500
mark for the losers, getting a So
Helen WeiSe and Stella WeatherS
scored 505's to lead the Meeker Five
to a double win over the Gren-
wald's Meats, who had Mable
Fischer, with 54S, and Loreen
Conaly, with a $40, as their leading
individuals.
Although the Falls City Hi-3T1s
| presented a trio of 500 scorers, they
could do no better than take a sin
gle game victory from the opposing
Happy Wonder Bakers. Ethel
Maher was best for the winners, get
ting sic, while the 500 trio of the
Falls City team were Martha Mayer,
with SGT; Blanche Mas, with SCI,
and Della Harlan, with SOC.
The st. Phillip No. / League again pro-
| vided the best individual and team scores
| among masculine ten-pinnerS during last
| nights league sessions.
Bob Marien pelted the pins for a 662
on games of 226; 234 and 202 and this
total withstood the assaults of all othe.
FASTENERS going through their PAGES dur
inc the evening The Casady Fuel tearl
in winning twice over the Kirchner Auto
Service reached 5000 through games of 905.
l045 and l047. This total was good for
citv-wide honCrs. John Barrett. with $50
Lou Fahrbsch with 633 and Johnny Muir
the Casady team. while Gal from Chuck
Markev paced the losers.
Mic-Lis-M cCahill led by Martens brilliant
total and 6O7 from Butch Xix gained
Brus. Harold Barrett,s 571 was best for
the Brus. In the & S Service Station
Mckinney. Treasurer series. Carl Frie1ie
obtained a $40 for the former team and
The series was won by the S & S team
? to l. the losers grabbing their lone vic
| tory with a 1909 game.
The indianapolis Candy and Tobacco
FIVE conquered the Wooden Shoe Beer ag-
creation in two games. George Ley OF
the winners was the only individual to
reach 500 during this series. His total
was 62l.