The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-13

night IN the standings OF the five
f teams OF the three classes competing
for the annual city bowling cham
/ pionships at the Illinois Alleys. The
+ first place teams remained IN
/ harmed as one Class A. 10 Class B,
and II Class c teams faced the
/ pins during last nights schedule.
The Capitol Ice CO. team col
lected 2939 pins on games Of e35.
94f and 1860 to go into second place
T in the Glass 3 division. Gene Ruff,
with $40 total, paced the Ice team
The Auto Equipment took fourth
+ position among the 3 class, when
they totaled 1888 in their series.
Tom Brown, with a 265 finish, con-
trIbuted a 627 to the team. while
Bob Haagsma boosted its chances
with a 624.
The revised standing Of the Glass
2 is as follows: KO-We-Ba Brands,
1867: Capitol Ice. 293l: State Auto
Insurance, 29l7; Auto Equipment
Co. 1888. and Joint Lifes (ACL)
1859.
The team events will wind up
this evening when 4 Class A teams,
IS Class B teams and 81 Glass c
teams take the drives. The last of
the teams to compete will use the
first four alleys on the Q p. m. shift,
while on the remaining 10 the minor
events viii get underway.
The strain Of the city tournament
must have been too much for the
league bowlers Of the city last night.
as high scores were Scarcer than
horses at an automobile show. The
best individual showing was a 667
from Chuck Marley, and though
this score Is nothing to be sneezed
al, II was not up to the usual Tues
day night standard. Markey's top
count came during the session Of the
St Philip No. l League and was
reached through games of 225, 2I5
and 227. John Murphy of the same
loop had a 649. which proved to be
second best of the city.
John Blue put a 6l2 score on the
same sheet with Marley and the
pinnage Of the pair gave the In
oianapOlis Candy & Tobacco Co. a
two-time victory over the opposing
Kirschner Auto Services. who had
Murphy's runner up total as tt cir
best score. Ed Sargent gave he
Falls City Hi-BruS a SOB, and that
team emerged victorious in two
games with the S. S. &c Service Sta
ton. Tony McCann's 587 was high
for the losers. With You Never at
Sol, the Nic-Lis-McCahill team won
two games from the Mckinney
Treasurers. who had Dan Abbott's
0s5 as their best showing.
RAY Chrisney lead the individual
scoring in the HooSler Athletic Club
League at the Pritchett Alleys. turn
ing In a series total of $50. After
a slow start, Lou Fehrenbach came
back with pair of zoos to total
6O6, which was good for runnerup
honors of the session. All teams
series were decided by two to one
scores, the John Hancock Mutual
Lies, Hatfield Electrics, Bowes Seal
Fast and Barrett Goals winning
twice over the Block Opticals, Coca
Colas. Indianapolis Office Supply
and Potter Coal and Materials.
scoring in the Ladies Social League.
ocGling al the Hotel Antlers alleys. also
Stal-FaSts was the best team showing
curing the evenings session. However two
easy individual totals we're posted during
ne evening. Helen Weise connecting for a
81 and Martha MAYER. a $50. Eva Daw-
son had a 529. Wayne Allender a 527. and
Evelyn Weismann. a 523.
Team results Of the league found the
Doves team as triple winners over the
Greenwald's Meats. the Marott Shoe Shops
,Rs aIGl. three fEe iron from the Happy Wonder
out the Hotel Antlers Five and the
I.atnrop- Movers winning twice over the
Meeker Five.
John Kleinhenz. who made a bid for a
perfect score in the city tournament or
Monday night when he uncorked ten con-
secutive strikes. was again in a scoring
mood in his Indianapolis Water COMPANY
League appearance last night. Althourh
his 252 final game was nothing to COM
pare with his 28S OF the night before it
Nae Et-V4sA 70 give MIN the lea que best
individual total. a $50. The Mains shut
out The Hydrants in their series. Filters
COPIED a pair from the Valves and the
Pumps oested the Meters in two games.
A 6i4 BY Caddick was the leading in
divloual total Of the Pritchett Recreation
League last night Three other honor
counts were posted. Horn reaching 602
while Longsworth and Pearson scored COTS
Hibben- Holweggs and Thomas Restaurants
mace clean sweeps OF their series over the
HilCemeier Packers and ROYAL Tailors
Double victories went TO the Universal