The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-26

A 676 total was The big gun" OF
last nights league bOmbarding and
Bob BallingeT was the man behind
the gun His ammunition was
games of 236. 228 and 2O2 and came
from the Evangelical League, bowl
ing at the PritChett alleys. Team
hOnOrs of the evening went to the
Bake & Vans DIX Service of the
South Side Business Mems League
-Four other counts were posted in
the Evangelical loop. Charlie Men
Ees had a cog. while Carl Sturm
and Billie Behrens had 6O4 each
The Yanks and Pirates won their
games over the White SOx and
Dodgers by 2 to 0 scores. The In
dians took a pair from the Reds and
the Cubs won an odd game decision
over the Cardinals. The Senators
and Giants were without opposition.
The Bake & Van teams top
total Of 30O3 came from games of
962. 1914 and 1927. George Kahl.
with 645. Carl Kiefer. with COS. and
Joe Rea with 598. furnishing most
Of the power. Their huge score gave
them a clean sweep victory over the
opposing Brenn Five.
Nat SChOtt'S go was good for in
dividual hOnorS Of the session. but
he didn't get much support from
his team mates and his Bemis Bag
team failed to register a victory in
a series with the Stahlhut jewelers..
Glib Smith and Gene Ruff did most
Of the scoring for the Stahlhut
team. with totals of go and Gil.
The winners closed their evenings
exhibition with a 1884 game.
Polar Ice and Fuels were also
three-time winners during the eve
ming. their victims being the Heiden-
reich Florists. Clarence Baker and
Bob WilmOth passed the 600 mark
for the POlarS. while the losers
failed 10 land A man in the honor
class. Adam Lang. who has been
on the sick list for the past couple
Of weeks. returned TO the Florists
lineup and banged out a 599. while
Paul Stemm followed one pin be-
hind at 596.
No big scoring emerged during
the Koch Furniture oight Mortu-
airy series. won by the former team
by a 2-to-l score. Slim Hendricks
topped the individualistS, getting
500.
Tom srimier pounded out games Of 2sl.
9Ss and isf iu the klWanis League session
ar the Indiana alevs last night. and his
fnfH. save n-.u rEF EIrN-MfGf runner
M honors OF the evening. he vas the only
keseler ~ the KiUanis loop 20 pass the
the ssiu'ier team led bv their captains
le1Cue-leaQluc total had LITTLE difficulty IN
winning three times over the opposing
Pals CITY team The Davevs Heads and
Iinpincotts we're aiso. triple winners. their
Hsndricks and Boehstahiers. Mitchels and
Jones won Two games each from The OS-
termcyerS and RYAers-
Three individuslists Of the Court House
LesEue passed the coo mark during last
Wsre slievs Dan Abbott led the Trio with
a SIS. Berry pumped out a 6-S ana Fuz1
SIS The Lawyers were the only pastim-
ers 20 get aWav WITH clean Sween Of
wser Ia fhe fasr-sternirc Union Title
team The ClerSs gEae3ea = coupie from
twice over the HlglVa1s-
one 500 totsl vas al that emerged
Ifacue at the Cu-oun allcvs last night.
THIS came from Clark who vas over the
mars with 70 pms 20 SCARE Lou Q Con-
nor placed second 20 ClarkS 6le. with a
SIS The Chas. Dcrbv CiCarS and Indiana
Railroads were double winners over the
Wonderbsrs ana W J. RohirscrS. as the
General Tires. Hatfield E-ecrriCs and Scott
trucking took no each from the Srca Ks
& Flnn. Uptown Cleaners and T. Eitz-
gerald Coal Co
IN the Lions Club weekly session az the
Aufiers allcVs Archers So COPIED the IN
Gfvidual hcCcrs. The WhlsAeES Won three
times over the Iai.s. HIDES Shutou- the
Names Ears took a S-tc-o victory cFe- The
Claws and the Heads twice bested the
Teeth
Shutout victories ruled as the Autono-
tive LeaEuCrs went tlrCugh tleir PAGES on
49, Illinois alleys Indiana wheel and
Rims. AnpleEa-e Service and LUbrlte Oi-S
vrrrr the three-ttmc winners with the
G-auhn Products Narmor- fierrlnCrcrs
Srd Auto Equipment on the losing ends
Johnson a. SOC. GEORGE Wlth So and