The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
>-~-DOIUn the Alleys -
BY BERNARD HARMON

ted the Indianapolis Towel Supply team
a shutout victory over the Falls City HI
Brus. who had Clarence Mack with 606
as their outstanding individual.
Fox Jail House team won its series.
but the Weber Milks thwsrted its attempt
10 make shutout victories unanimous by
winning the middle game. Top individual
shooters of this series were Raymond
Fox of the winners with 621, and Dick
Nordholt Of the Weberites. with 589.
Two match games are carded at the
Prtchett alleys tomorrow evening. teams
from Kokomo furnishing competition for
pair of local aggregations. The East
End Greenhouse Team of the Spencer
Cafe Ladies League will oppose the
Sterling Recreation five of Kokomo. while
a PICKED team of male kegers representing
he upstate city WI hook up with the
Hibben Hollweg team of the Pritchett Re
creation League. Hostilities are scheduled
The Troy. OIL Co. of the South Side
Recreation League hung up a record dur
ing ing the loops session at the Fountain
Square SS2g. Alleys last night. Games of 9Ss,
the season Three 900 totals. the only
9neS pToa4hceo curing the evening. came
Pete Reister was head man on a $50
Bing' Crosby presented a 636 and Charley
McCann. who on Wednesday night copied
city-wide honors totaled $50 But record
or no record. the opposing Enos Coal Co.
prevented the Oil boys from making it a
perfect evening. by outscorlng its opponents
N the hnal tilt. Other team series showed
me CITIZENS Gas as three-time winners
over the BudweiSer Buffet and the Leon
tailoring as double victors over the In
land Coal Co.
lively session resulted as the Hill
ee1eSt League vent through its weekly per-
A quintet of honor counts. headed by a
as ny Charley Cray. was produced
Frank Coval totaled 6l6 in his three
games. Joe Fulton warmed up for his big
Fountain Square exhibition with a SIS
JACK Thibodeau also collected a 6l3 and
Clarence Mack struggled through for a
An odd feature of the session came
from the Selmiers CaddieS team which
with eight 200 games divided among four
coo total, that being Fulton's The
D paws. . SStymies a good thrashing.
also scored three-time win. the victims
being the Rowes Roughs Kempers Divots
ana Warrens Traps two-timed the Darn
sbyS Puts ard Woods Irons.
Although the feminine pastimers Of the
Kernel Optical League failed to produce
anv 6oos during their session at the
viduais posted series that we're well over
the $50 mark. Dorothy PYLE turned in
the best performance when she uncorked
Race Johns. who earlier in the week CON
piled the seasons outstanding three game
total Of $50. continued her brilliant work
with 81. made possible through a 225
Della Harlan closed at 2ls to total 573
stine had $50 and. Mildred Rusohaupt
a SAG. A 26lo total by the Lathrop-
the session. Shutout victories were taken
by the Lathrops and BoweS Seal Fasts
Five. Two-to-one decisions went 10 the
Grille and Fails cii2 VAN H iisn 6T snnn iRe
Real Silk Eoosiery. Coca Cola and Phoenix
Press.
When no soos appeared in the Knights
q columbus League at the Delaware
Aneys, Clarence Diokman stepped. into The
honors Of the evening Blackwell & Sons
BANKED the J. G. Glatt Drugs Penn
Coals took every game from the Kernal
op4caL Seo,t T5ueking was a is best
times and Jones & Maley won two from
the Hoosier Optical.
Ollie Mitchell with $40. topped the indi-
vioual scoring in the Construction League
.aSt night. Ed Stevenson. rho fred a big
count in the Fountain Sqbare loop on a
tie Construction loop where he totsled
6l1. Brandt Bros was the only three
g ne winner OF the evenings paStiming al
The PIT chett Alleys. The loser was the
Freyn BIOS. Inc. Double WINS went 70
II. c Ent Materials over the Domestic
Insulato-s. P. P. Jungclaus and Hayes
Bros. Inc