The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-23
John Blue Connects for
Second ZOO of Season
Duplicates Feat With TAT Total in Fast Pin Session al
ST. Philips.

Abbott 645, Johnnie Murphy 642,
and Ed Sargent, a COS.
With the scoring combination OF
Blue and Middaw appearing in the
Indianapolis Candy & Tobacco Co.
lineup, that team totaled 1881 for
the best team scoring of the SEES
sion. Games of 1910, 962 and 1909
gave the boys their top count and
double victory over the opposing
Wooden Shoe Beers. John Kiesel's
593 series was the best count for
the losing team.
The Casady Fuel and Supply Co.,
with the aid of Barrett and Muir
phys high tallies took three games
from the Kirschner Auto Service for
the only clean sweep of the circuits
meeting. The winners totaled 1865 on
games of 971, 800 and 1924. For the
losers John Kistner's SOS topped the
individual scoring.
Falls City Hi-Brus won twice
over the Mic-Lis-McCahills, Ed
Sargent's COS being high for the
winners, while Bill Marien with a
586 headed the scoring of the
losers. The Hi-Bru squad closed
with a 1915 game. Abbott's bril-
liant total gave the Mckinney
Treasurers a double win over the
S & S Service Station, which had
Tony McCann's $50 as its best in
dividual total.
At the end of his first two games
in the Hoosier Athletic Club ses-
sion last night, it looked as if Jack
Hunt might set up a new seasons
individual record. But a 176 finish
halted the hard-hitting pastimer at
694. Opening games of 24O and 258
furnished him the opportunity to
"go places" His team, the Block
Opticals, was rewarded by his heavy
total, winning three games from the
Indianapolis Office Supply for the
only Shutout victory of the session,
held at the Pritchett Alleys.
Only one other 600 total emerged
during the evening, Rudbeck cross
ing the line with one pin to spare.
His COL total aided the Potter Coal
and Materials to take a two to one
decision over the Coca-Cola team
The Barrett Coal team won two
from the Bowes Seal Fast and the
Hatfield Electric Supplys bested the
John Hancock Mutual Life Insur-
ance In two of their three-game
series.
o,yJ Jess Rec with games Of 2O4,. 2s3 and
last night shorta took the ru heg9e
W R36nSTs With Tnch 9 SOo Skinner Radios and
teams. while the & S BODY & S Fen rtie
Service and Thomas Restaurants won two
and Quaker Oils.
The Lathrop-Moyers and Falls City
Hi-Brus won via the Shutout route from
the Hotel Antlers Five and Happy Wonder
Bakers Bakers; IN the Ladies. Social League at the
en- b Rs ' BoEWes se9 9q0 Fas wins ang eTe tax
Grespnw,ald Meats: Low scores were very
play. a 534 series by Dorothy Pyle 'i being
the best total of the session. Nettie
Blanche Meyer. a SIS. and Helen W Niiss'
Walton's 5s4 was the best individual
series in the Parkway Recreation League
NO. last night Triple wins were taken
by the Fultons and Cooneys over the Nor
ton Beers and Hi-Ban Corrects, while
double victories went to De Salvos and
Aristocat Bars over the McNultys and
Simpson Pop Corns.
In the Commercial League at the
Illinois alleys. Hendricks was the only
pastimer to pass the 600 mark. his sos
putting him over. The Wonder Bars and
Spencer House Cafe won three games from
the Beverage Paper Co. and Sears-Roe-
buck Two to ones were taken by the
Crescent Paper Co. Central States Envelope
Co. and indianapolis News over the In
diana Film Transits. Geo. J. Mayer Co.
and Schlosser Oak Grove Buffers.
Expectancy Terms and Family Incomes
won three games each from the ( 65's
and Single Premiums in the State Life
Insurance League at the Pritchett alleys
Fred Tegelers 545 was the best individual
total of the session.
Krick's SIT again proved to be the out
suits OF this circuit showed the Man
ouges. Dunhams and Winslows as triple
winners over the Ackermans. Hobbies and