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

the eight teams IN action during the
evening produced a floor average
slightly better than 991.
The teams of the Washington League
saw a pair of new records tackled up dur
ing their session at the Illinois Alleys,
when Lieber's Brewers, closing with the
best single game of the season, 1103. to-
tailed 3037 to establish new series mark
as well They opened with 966 and 968.
Earl Goodhue with 634, Mel King with
627 and Dad Hanna with Glib gave the
Brewers the bulk Of their record PIN
mage, which gained them shutout vic
tory over Illinois Five.
Bob Kelley topped all loop rivals when
he smacked out his seasons best, a Gil
from 1872, 2Oi and 2S5. which was enough
edge to win his Hy-Red kegelers a triple
victory over Capitol Ice Co. The Ice boys
threatened in the middle affair but lost
out through single pin margin.
AL Holman turned in a GA and Bruce
Mitchell, COS, to win a trio of conflicts
for Coca Cola. Pennzoil, with Brazil
Wilders 607 featuring was the shutout
victim. With Paul Kramer at 629 and
Chuck Markey at COS, Kernel Opticals
could do no better than take one game
from Max Patton Cafe, and then the
Opticians needed 1915 to win. Frank
Liebtag at SOC was best for the Pattons.
No outstanding totals featured the re-
naming team matches, in which Grunows
won twice over Board of Trade and H. E.
Schmitt Insurance nabbed an odd game
decision over Mccarthy Furniture.
The Merchants League, bowling at The
st. Cece,ia Alleys, again placed a member
Paul Fio'd connected for a 687. Games
of 22f, 222 and 231 gave him his big Sc
ries and When Frank Gantner Jr lent his
aid with 60a Pioneer Tavern took a
Clarence Holman was best for the losers
with CPL.
Art Beck led his Polar Ice & Fuel to
a three-time victory over Voight Mortu-
airy with 643. Frank Lauck's 500 gave the
Vocal Meats the edge in its triple win over
Lauck Funeral Home and Baikus Tavern
through a single pin edge in the initial
game won twice over Lou-Ann Beauty
Shop in other team matches.
Il
Herb Winkler carried on the min smash
ing tactics introduced in the Bankers
ASosuC idSt Ncth DN horace lOOleV, Wnen
he turned in games of geo, 21S and 232
for go. He easily outdistanced all loop
rivals, as Frank Mann's 591 was good for
rurnerup honors.
Winkler's Public Service No. l took
three games from Union Trust Co., Indi-
ana National No. won twice over Indi-
ana Trust, Public Service No. out
scored Indi:na Nationals No. 1 in a pair
and Indiana National No. won the rub
Der from Public Service No. 8.
!nasmuch as Bill Millers 63s was the
only honor count of last nights gather
ing Of St, Joan of Arc pastfmers at the
Uptown Alleys. it easily carried off the
solo honors Every team series was de-
| clded over the tWo-to-one route Uptown
Cleaners, Barrett Coal Co.. M H. Farrell
Granite. A. c. Crum jewelers. and Duffy
Malt Foods winning from Pittman-Rice
Coal Co, Blackwell Funeral Home Mis-
souri, Pacific. Davey Optometrists and Up
town Tavern.
y. The two, leading individualists of the
insurance League matches at the Central
Art Weishaar and Harry Frost. led
! their teams to triple wins over opponents
through their top scores. Weishaars 636