The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-27

his Indianapolis Paint and Color
team a GAS, the aggregation could
take only one game from the Hoo
sier Opticals. Cross, at COL, was
best for the winners.
In the Schmitt Insurance Capitol
Ice tuSSle, won by the former team,
George Goodwin was the only indi-
vidual to post an honor count. The
bowling fireman had GIL. Chuck
Markey continued his pin Furnishing
tactics with a 648 for the Wooden
Shoe Beers, who gained a 2-to-I de-
cision over the Leonard Coal Co.
The LeOnards failed to place a man
in the honor class. The unopposed
Berghof Beers had a pair of 600
shooters in Leo Ahearn and Lou
Daugherty. The pair turned IN 621
and 610.
A pair of honor totals emerged from
the Construction League session at the
Prltchett Alleys. Horn and Atherton were
while Horn totaled 613 Freyn Bros failed
TO make shutout victories unanimous for
winning teams. when they dropped one of
Fuels.
Triple winners were the Domestic In
sulators Stewart-Carey Glass Co.. H C.
Ent. Materials Railroad Mems Building &
Savings Association and Brandt Bros. Co.
Ihelr victims were the JohnsOn-Maa as
Lumber Co. Hayes Bros, Inc. Pittsburgh
struction and Geiger-Peters.
The Lathrop- Meyer. Inc, with the two
Optical Leaders League Won the three Sse
and posted the best team total of last
nights session at Pritchetts Lucille Rice,
with 593, and Helen Kritsch, with Sol,
we're the leading scorers, while the team $
victim was the HanrahanS Pennhoff
GTIIe. Inc winners totaled 1888.
On bo Two other totals passed the $50
Lie insurance team, which made a clean
sweep OF its series over the Falls City
Hi-Bru Mabel Fischer had $50 and Iva
cided by to l scores. Real Silk Hosiery,
Chambers Five Phoenix Press and Marott
Shoe Co. winning from Coca Cola. TriSsal
Fast Fast. fS' '"0p ana N0"eS seal
Herbig turned in COS to lead the
scoring Of the Schwitzer Cummins League
Temperature won three times over De-
pendable and Automatics while double wins
were taken by Worlds Greatest and
Hydraulics over Underfeed and Efficients
The Knights of Columbus League bid
adieu to the l934-35 season with its series
at the Delaware Alleys last night The
four winning teams Of last night S
psstiminG. Jones & Maley. Hoosier optical
Kernel Optical and Glatt's Drugs took
odd-game decisions over Scott Trucking.
Pttman-Rice Coal Co. j. j. Blackwell
and Penn Coal Co. Scott Trucking finished
far out in front in the final team stand
ings.
Seven outstanding Indianapolis feminine
teams left early today for Chicago. where
they will seek part of the $4,000 prize
fund Of the womens International Bowl
ing Congress tournament now in progress
Lincoln Hotel. Banquet Ice Cream. Real
Six Hosiery and Marott Shoe Co. are
csrded 70 face the naples tonight. while
the Falls City Hi-Bru. Frees Fur Shop and
Northern Beach Pools 60 into action to-
morrow.
The other INDIANAPOLIS entry. Bowes
Seal Fast. Will bowl May 10.
indianapolis ROtarianS. with one Of the
strongest lineups in their bowling history
VIII strive for hOnorS in the 10Th annual
Rotary international Telegraphic tOurna-
ment Monday night. The local participants
Clarence Hill. Art Krick. Dave Clark, Ted
Schlaegel and Gus Wege. will roll their
series al the Indiana Alleys. and are hope
full Of repeating the performance of the
1917 Indiana polls entry, which COPIED the
has won since that time.