The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-07
John Feir; Bob Haagsn,a Post zoos
to Set Pace in City Tenpin Sessions

middle game through a two-pin
margin and then cut loose to take
the rubber with a 1016 count.
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Although Haagsma's big count was cas-
lily the feature of the Washington loops
session, eight other individuals passed the
800 mark to come in for share of the
glory. Several other FASTENERS threatened
the mark, as is evidenced by the forty
eight games better than 200.
Haagsmas 7O3, which gave his Pennzoil
team enough edge to nab a pair of tits
from Illinois Five, was made possible
through games of 267, 191 and PAS, which
were rolled on Alleys : and 8, known as
the graveyard pair" to city FASTENERS.
The winners tossed 1918 to win the
opener, annexed the second with a 98S
and then dropped the nightcap by ten
pin margin. Earl Goodhue paced the
losers with 604.
The outstanding team clash of the eve
ming brought ]. E. Kernel Opticals and
Lieber Brewers together. The two quintets
were tied for first place in the team
standings, but when the conflict had
ended the Optical boys were sitting on top.
They won two of the games, in which Dad
Hanna of the losers topped the sole per-
formances with GIG.
With Frank Black at 645 and Walter
Indy at COS Mccarthy Furniture nabbed
the only shutout of the session over Capt.
tol Ice Co. Coca-Cola with trio of honor
counts stacked up the best team total of
the evening, reaching 1884 on games of
1852, $40 and 962 The big total gained
them two-to-one decision over Hy-Red
Gasoline. Bob Morris with 663, Bruce
Mitchell with $50 and Doc Dynes with
604 were outstanding for the winners,
while Justin Forsythe's 632 was tops for
the losers.
No outstanding totals emerged from the
remaining team matches in which Max
Patton Cafe. Hoosier Optical and Board of
Trade won twice over Grunow, H. E..
Schmitt Insurance and Falls City Lager.
The Bankers League again furnished one
of the city's outstanding solo perform
Alleys. Last night it was Carol Heroid
spot. Public Service No i nabbed the he only MY
Public Service No. g.. Other sets went to
Union Trust Co.. Indiana National No. 1
ana PUBIC service NO. through odd
game decisions over Indiana National No s.
Indiana Trust and Indiana National No g.
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ga from Ed Bencik was the best in
dividuai contribution of the Prest-O-Lite
session at Pritchetts. The big total gave
his Hydraulic Press a two-game victory
over Office. One other team match was
completed, Maintenance winring twice over
Assembly. Engineering was unopposed.
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All team clashes of the Kernel Optical
Ladies League at Pritchetts were de-
cided through two-to-one decisions. Eva
Dawson who posted a 61I last Tuesday
night, continued her high scoring with
a $50 which was the best series of the
evening, and when Evelyn Wiesman
Blanche Meyer and Amy Mcdaniel Joined
her with totals Of 538, 5i8 and SIT. the
Bowes Seal Fast posted a 1887 to win
twice over Marott Shoe Store, which had
Irene Mahoneys 527 and Mary Turks
sos as their top notchers.
The combination of Helen McAnly's
$50 and Marie McIlvaines sos was too much
for the Marks team. and Coca-Colas took
TWO Of the three games. Maize Lathrops
549 vas pace setter IN the Falls City Hi
Brus double vim over Lieber Layers.
Wanetee FulIea tossed q 500 til lead the
scoring Of the Layers. Julia Lang turned