The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01


Heiderreich Florists. who were un :
opposed in their series, placed two
men in the 500 class, Herb Guntz
getting a 637 and Art Heidenrelch d
Gil. Blue Point Service, with Hen
bricks sos as top count, was also
without opponents.
Prest-O-Ldte Battery No. 2. Indianap-
oils screw Products and Indianapolis News
Circulation turned n triple victories II
last nights session OF the industrial
League al the Indiana Alleys. Their three
time victims were the Indianapolis Rail-
ways L. Strauss q Co. and PreSt-O-L Lite
No. Is Two out OF three we're taken
or The Gree Engraving, MacCaoees ana
Bixoys over the indiana PROVISIONS, n
c.anapols News and Meier PACKING 20.
The Inland COutalner team was without
opposition Leading, inqlFldua4 scorers @
with $40. Jones. with 81. and Rooster
with $40.
Henry Bunch re-entered the 600 class
after a snort vacation and smacked the
ma pies for a Gal TO set the pace among
the individuals OF the E.ks League. boxing
al the Hotel Ant4ers Alleys. The only
other honor count Of the. session came
from HAYS who totsled 6l2 IN his three
games The La Fendrlch Cigars ard HELD
enrelch Florists were triple winners over
the smith q Youngs ana Mobn Gas. while
,To-to-one decisions went TO the Bailey
Insurance and White Furnltures over me
No. ; and Ritoaey Furnitures.
The Eastern Coal Co. FASTENERS fea-
tured the team shooting OF the city When
thew smacked out a 1926 game IN their
triple victory over the Enos Goa IN tne
intermediate League al the uptown Al
leys. Edwards Engineering also won their
series Via the shutout route, their VIC
TINS being the E Johnson Goals Schultz
SnRrpr
ElectrIcs and the Wiles-Wilson Motors took
TWO from the 40th-st Merchants Haze,
with 653. ana Leppert. with o@9, were tne
leading Individual scorers OF last night S
SESSION.
Fred Bsck's 57l topped all other in
dIyIOGal efforts Of the Citizens Gas
League at Jle Uptown Recreation. Inc
Prospect No. was the only three-tlme
winner Of the session. the Distribution No.
oens on ne s9 e eaa o. NJ me ScPPT ras
pect No. and Prospect No. took double
wins over Distribution No 1 Distribution
No. ana D-~trlnutlon No. 2
Sunshine hit the Lilacs and Lilies Of the
Posev League IN the form OF three-ga
victories over the Sunhowers ana Pansles
s9u5 ne t aeys 9lGoH nith The TUBS
ana Daisies needed a little M, more nouTlSn n
iums jolly was the main petal OF the
Roses and led the individual scoring OF
the Garden party with 7I4.
Bill owens. with a 61O. and Raw Scherer.
with a b06 we're the pace settlers OF the
St Catherine League at the Fountain
Square alleys Weber Milks and Fountain
Square FurnitureS emerged VICTORIOUS IN
all three OF their games with the Wizard
Machines and Ireiy Inn. while the
Sauters Tavern ana Thoman Shoes took
TWO to one decisions over the Schuster
Goals ana Lauck Funeral Home.
Three 600 totals we're posted in the
Parkway Recreation League during last
nights pastImlng. Boo Dlttrlch led the
trio with a 635 while Matthews ana Bar
rett followed with totals of Sit and 603
HooSier PeteS shutout the opposing Acme
Monon Goals. Beach d Arthur blanked
the Bakers Lunch. Ritz Taverns made a
clean sweep OF their series with the Gar
rick Theater WCrrell Cleaners bested the
Fairfield Florists in two OF their three
games and the Farm Bureau took an
odd game decision over the Roberts MIX
Backus of the Greenwood Rice team
of the c. D. Kenny League, LED his team
10 a three-time victory over the Domino
Sugars when he posted the loops best
individual score. GO The $50 Co1ees
won twice from the Norwood Coffees,
while the Kenco Coffees rolled without OPP
position The session took place at the
Delaware alleys.
victory. the Freezers froze out the Iron
FIremen. winning twice. and the Cubes
hoped out Of the RefrigeratOrs, leav-
ing them with a lone victory. 1t all nap