The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-30

a three-tim victory over Voight Mortu-
airy with 648 Frank Lauck's 900 gave the
Vogel Meats the edge in its triple win over
Lauck Funeral Home and Baikus Tavern
through single pin edge in the initial
game won twice over Lou-Ann Beauty
Shop in other team matches.
Herb Winkler carried on the pin smash
ing tactics introduced in the Bankers
League last week by Horace Tooley, when
he turned in games of go 218 and 232
for a $40. He easily outdistanced all loop
rivals, as Frank Manns SCI was good for
runnerup honors.
Winkler's Public Service No. took
three games from Union Trust Co.. Indi-
ana National No. 2 twice over Indi-
ana Trust, Public Service No. 2 out
scored Indiana Nationals No. L in a pair
and Indiana National No. won the rub
Der from Public Service No. 8.
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A .277 game boosted Bill Miller to 636
the best solo act of St. Joan of Arc pas
timers at the Uptown Alleys last night.
Every team series was decided over the
4. G. Crum jewelers. and Duffy Malt
Foods winning from Pittman-Rice
s soar Co. eacsWeH T1nersl Home Mis-
1890 O0fSJ oPVOAiCeAlo dl1St W
town Tavern.
1r The Thu n two leading inddiyidualists Of the
Art Weishaar and Harry Frost, led
their teams to triple wins over opponents
through their top scores. Weishaar's 636
weep Ho o0sr Il oaJuay enough ad qge for
led his Globe Idemnity to a shutout over
Hoosier Underwriters. Inspection Bureau
was also a three-game winner, Rough
Notes taking the shelacking
In other clashes Fidelity & Casualty.
U. S. F. & G., Connecticut General New
Amsterdam and Stone, Stafford & Stone
took two timers over Equitable Life, West
ern Adjustment, Insurance EXCHANGE
Appel.
Individual scoring suffered slump in
the Kernel Optical Ladies League session
at Pritchett's last night, only six members
q bo the Gop passing he 500 mark during
the. team standing remained stationery. as
P RoTes dro a9ed one H game to opponents
SOB, won two from Marks. while Sun
shines, with Helen Kritsch featuring at
S14 won on pair from Falls City aiBru
Icel Fulmer, Laura Alexander collected
sos as Marott Shoes pulled closer to the
e1e oIa duet with shutont over Coca
n.
LLieber Lager won the odd game from
Circle City Beer.
Clell Dodds 626 and Harry Helms GA
were the top scores of the Big Four
Leagues session at the Central Alleys.
Beech Grove EIectrics, General Superin-
tendents and Beech Grove Cars were three
time winners over Equipment, Beech Grove
Wheel Shop and Department Accounting
No. l while Beech Grove Locomotive were
halted once by Department Accounting
No. 2.
Brandt Bros. featured the nip and tuck
G G Of the CONSTRUCTION League, which
f aoeS its pastmndg mtdd rTtGhet when
land in second place through three time
triumph over that team. Railroad Mems
Building & Savings Association and Harry
VIM. P. Jungclaus and MCGUIRE & Shook
taking beatings. Two timers were won
by Utility Insulation. Johnson-Mass and
Stewart-Carey over spickelmeier's,, H. Lie
Der Co. and Hayes Bros. Harold Horns
6l4 was top solo count of the evening.
A s24 from Brooks secrist was the
top solo series of last nights matches of
the United Mutual circuit at the Illinois.
three from Modified Life and Endowment S
won twice over Annuities.
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With John KleinhenZ at 636 and White
at sol, Junior Social Club had little diff
ficulty in winning three games over Pure
Oil in the Antlers Recreation League last
night. Wheaties were also three-time
winners. j. D. Adams being the victims.
Roy E. Steele and National Malleable won
two each from Geo. Hitz Co. and Wash
ington Hotel in other matches.
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The usual 900 shooters Of the Central
States Envelope League failed TO con-
meet in last nights games at Pritchett's.
so John Trout carried of individual hon
ors on 566. Teams No. l and were two
time winners over Teams No. and 4.
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A change in the handicap allowance of
tomorrows doubles sweepstakes at the st.
Cecilia Alleys has been announced by Ar.
Beck, who is in charge of the event. 1t
will be 400-scratch affair instead of a
$50. as was previously announced. Shifts
are scheduled to take the alleys at 2, 4
and and all bowlers of the city are in
vited to participate. Entry fee is 81
man, bowling fee included.