The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-21
Murphy Adds Third 100
TO Season Pin Record
Total of 737 in Citizens Gas Loop Gives Johnny Triple
HonorS in City Bowling Circles.
and Warehouse. Woolgar's 531 was the
best individual series of the session.

best individusf series S Of the he session f t'
ot MTdPed t aertheT,s S29 was the best in,
ehS curing last toni nights SESSION Race
Ronors Julian dol d PennW EsVng Trn
Old Gold Cigarettes and Kay Jewellers
ComptometeT School Haag's canteen and
pan Sorority: Monroe Kimmel Furni-
Roe Sporting Goods team.
Harold Goldsmith continued his 900
the VIM H. f'0s I Sea saa at the Sta 1 II
nois Alleys; Smith had a $50 for second
best OF The session
winners, oyer the Magic Chef Stoves and
Secretary Bob Wilson of the Federal
tai 59S. Ten consecutive strikes greeted
best in the history Of the Federal Circuit.
The Cashiers and Clerks won two games
each over the sd Railways and FIELDS while
circuit bowls at the Illinois alleys.
Research, Harding-st and Main Office
Ens f Dept sPa CSsE me the @0rEsss
League at the Illinois, Mueller's 537 was
Cne DeSJ lnOlVlQual tally.
Atherton, with SOB. carried off the in
dividual honors of the Mutual Milk League
at the Fountain Square alleys last night.
Nard PLACED second on 596. Creams and
and Xxx Cream, while the Milk and Cot
tage Cheese bested the Cream Buttermilk
and Nursery Milk in two tits.
Doc Wilkens. who has threatened the
500 mark several of his league aDnear-
sion of the St. Johns Evangelical League
reached a ga in his three-game series.
2. Dunn had 800 and Lou Koehler
594. Three-game victories went to the
lein Drugs over the F. W. Hohlt & Sons
and G. H. Herrmans. The Spreen's Gro
Gerry and Fisher Bros Electrics won twice
f e. the 'anit' Grocery and M''tny &
Jess Roe again passed the 600 mark to
lead the scoring of the Rough Notes
best total of the session. Hot Shots won
all three games from the Hy BawlS while
the Ruff Nutz rolled without competition.
Falls City Hi-Brus and Firetite Products
scored shutout victories over the Heiden-
reich Florists and Safety Boosters in the
North Side Business Mems session at the
Parkway alleys. Monroe Kimmel Furni-
each from the Millers Tayerns and DR..
Peppers. Leading individual scorers were
sbaa5 With ~ a s Sd ebeS With 9Th 8s COL
U. s. Tire Service BANKED the C.. H.
Wallerichs, Roy Wilmeth Co. shut out the
Fadley-Birrs, Kirschner Auto Service won
twice over the Goodyear Service, and the
Associate Investments bested the Amer
lean States Insurance in two games as the
Auto Row League went through its weekly
PAGES at the Antlers alleys. Hymers 568
COPIED the individual scoring honors.
Exchange Unity and Exchange Service
won three times over the A. B. C.'s and
02ptimistS as the Unyerssl indians and
over the Mutual Insurance and Mercators.
These results came from the Inter,Club
L Lea peWng at a the na P[ biSb aHy
total.
wagner's s2l was good for the pace
maker total in the stoksly Van Camp
Won ons three times -'e over s the A Bean Hole
Beans Cranberry Sauce COPIED a pair
from the Tomato Soup and The Chilli Con
Carnes bested the Honey Pod Peas in two
games.
In the Eli Lilly League session at Pritch-
Scoring on 5s9 series Elixers won three
and syrups took two each from the Pills
and Extracts.
Emily Palmer's 498 series was the best
total Of the. Eli Lilly Ladies League SEES
sion also held at the Pritchett Alleys. In
from the Americans. as the Mertholates.
Spiritex and Tablets won twice over the
Amytals. Ma Haungs and Extralins.
The Delaware 1ve-man sweepstakes
tournament scheduled for. next Saturday
and Sunday is drawing the attention of
many local sggregations. Manager Dan
Abbott. who is handling the annual affair
reports that the entries are coming in
fast and that he expects 100 teams to
compete. Entries close at p m. Sat
urday and Abbott urges all teams to have
their entries in by that time.