The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-20

three games. while Len Sylvester
cracked out his seasons best, a 62o
Leo Hale continued his 600 shoot
ing, making it three for three in
the intermediate League through a
SIS series during last nights session
at the Uptown Alleys. No team got
away with clean sweep during the
evening, all series going to the win
ners through odd-game decisions
Eastern Coal, paced by Hale's tor
total won from Sherer Electrics. E
johnson Goals. Safety Boosters
Fishers Pharmacy and Indiana
Candy were other winners, Enos
Coal, Shultz Furniture, Uptown
Tavern and Coca Cola being the
victims. The Uptown TavernS
averted a shutout through single
pin victory in their middle game.
Inland Containers remained undefeatec
as the Industrial League swung into its
third week of action at the Indiana Alleys
last night The Inland aggregation took
Co. Centlivre Beer and Republic Creosotine
were other three-game winners, theiT
shutout victims being the L. Strauss 81 Co
and Bemis Bag.
dianapolis News. Maccabees, billing Candy
Polar Ice g. Fuel and E-Z Bake Flour ever
General Outdoor Advertising. Indianapolis
Times, Indianapolis Railways. Ballard Ice
Cream and Universal Cerloading. Harry
Wheeler was two pins short OF the SOC
mark, but his 598 was SUFFICIENT Tor the
individual leadership. Richwine took run
nerup honors on 577, while Moxley through
245 finish placed with ST.
Kirby belted the pins for a SIS. the onlv
honor total of the Elks League session
at the Antlers Alleys last night. Other
feature scores came in pairs. Maher and
WieSman having 588s and Munter ano
Chrisney, SITS. Indiana Wheel d Rim
trimmed Bailey's Insurance in all three
twice and La Fendrick took a pair from
Heindenreich Florists. Little Doc was with
out opposition.
A single pin victory in its initial game
started the 30th-st Branch on its way
to the only clean sweep of last night
session Of the Fletcher Trust League at
the Delaware Alleys. Main Office was
were won by two-to-one scores, East Side
West Michigan-st and South Side winning
over Broad Ripple, West Indianapolis and
a 500 that was good for individual honors
of the evening.
No team in the ST. Catherine League
at the Fountain Square Alleys was able
TO avert defeat. all contests resulting in
double victories for the winners. Weber
Milk, Trefy Inn. Lauck Funeral Home and
Wizard Machines we're the two-time win
ufith Tor SphICtnr
Fountain Square Furniture and Thoman' 5
Shoes on the losing ends. Thoman's 59l
topped the individual scoring.
Boswell grabbed the individual spotlight
in the Diamond Chain League at Pritch-
ett's when a finish of 200 and 200 netted
him 57l. Specials grabbed the only shut
out of the session, winning three times
cts and Cases. who took two each from
Couplings and Tools.
Wilson was high individualist OF the
Link-Belt League at the Central Alleys, a
568 series gaining him the top spot. Screw
Machines took the only Shutout victory OF
the session. Bearings being the three-time
victims: Dodge Engineering took two from
EWart No. l. Foundry downed Gear Cut
tiers. twice and Dodge Office won a pair
from Maintenance.
Three team series OF the st. Philip No. 2
League resulted in shutout victories for
the winners. M c. Mescall. H. 6S H. Sales
and Foresters were the triple winners. with
Sterling Beer, Kamm's Beer and Print
Kraft the losers. In the remaining Sc
ries, Rural Shoe Rebuilders won twice
over Pittman-Rlce Coal. Remmetter's $50
was best individual total.
Three series we're completed in the Au-
tomotive League at the Illinois Alleys
Hoosier Casualty, Inland Battery and
Beard Brake Service taking shutouts over
Denny Motor Transfer, Eagle Machine
and G. A. Millert Co. JoneS-Maley was
unopposed. 240 initial game boosted
Van Camp to 606 total. That was high
for the session.