The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-23

Ol0 Was Ine Only QUIET OVU COuIlLo
of the evening.
The Heidenreich team smeared
the pins for games of 998, 954 and
1896 to reach the top perch, but
was unable to make clean sweep
of its series with the Stahlhut Jew
elers, who nabbed the middle tilt by
a tWo-pin margin. A $50 by Lefty
Behrens, 638 from Carl Mindach,
and a 604 by Les Koelling enabled
the Florists to amaSs their leading
total. A SGT from Ted Arnold was
the best series turned in by the
losers.
Phil Bisesi dashed the pins for a
67O count that was good for the
league honors as we'll as city wide
runnerup position, but the best his
Bake & Van aggregation could do
was to win one game from the
Voight Mortuary. The Mortuary
team had four 600 shooters in its
lineup, Ed Schott getting GAG,
Schmaltz a 633, Gruner a SOB and
Krebs a COZ. Aided by 1864 CEN
terpiece, the winners reached 1867.
Bob Kelly, with 633, and Clar-
ence Baker, with 625, led the Polar
Ice & Fuel team to triple win over
the Bemis Bag Co. 1t was the only
clean sweep of the evening in the
South Side loop. The Polars totaled
POSI- with the aid Of 1913 and 1905.
Nan Schott was the only honor
shooter of the Bemis team. Ramsey
of the Koch FurnitureS and Steven
son of the Brenn Five fired 500 each
to divide the individual honorS of
the series between the two teams.
The Koch'S won, 2 to l.
Four coo totals were collected by
individuals of the Evangelical
League during its session at the
Pritchett Alleys last night. Bob Boil
linger led the quartet on $50, Al
Menges connected for a 618, Louie
Koehler had GLIB and Bob Hartman
610.
The Indians, Yanks and Pirates
routed the Athletics, Senators and
White SoX with three time wins,
while the Dodgers, Reds and Giants
shaded the Cardinals, Browns and
Cubs by 2 TO l scores.
The Transportation League wound
up its season at the Pritchett Alleys
last night the Southern Pacific team
being returned champion of the
loop, although the Southerns
dropped a pair during last nights
engagement. The Illinois Central
closed the season with a double vic
tory over the champs.
Indiana Railroad took the only
shut out victory as the curtain fell,
its three-time victim being the In
dianapolis Union. Other team re-
suits showed the New York Central
and Chicago and Northwestern win
ming a pair each over the Louisville
& Nashville and Chesapeake &
Ohio.
Perrin topped the individuals dur
ing the session, obtaining a ga total.
With handicap of Sc pins, he easily
copied the first prize in the closing
nights sweepstakes. Chef Lynch
was the only other honor shooter
of the evening, a GOT putting him
over.
The Ladies' Social League was in action
at the Hotel Antlers Alleys last nights
session being a series Of postponed games
their regular, schedule tonight. Five indi-
vlduals reached $50 during last nights
P pas nil S8s by Blanche Meyer being
| Pyle had 573. Lucille Rice 564. Helen
Krltsch; 5Ss, and Bertha Tourney, $50.
sc FRTG over MG Ee 5Rs S' s Me h
so0's and a22 sainsd them the top
the Meeker Five. Marott Shoe CO. took
pair from the Falls City Hi-Brus and
the Hotel Antler Five took an odd game
victory over the Happy Wonder Bakers.
Clarence Irish and Jess Pritchett furn-
4. ished the only 500 totals of the Optimist
had . sos. VILE PritcSeft. tarnea in q sol
No. won three times, from No. 2. No;
shaded No. in a two-to-one victory.
Trusses were the only three-time Win
! ners in the State Highway circuit, bowling
at the Pritchett Alleys. ADULTS took two
from. the Roads and Arches naobed
syerted a shutout through a single pin
victory IN its, opening game; Dunlap
P. corsaro led his Loading Department
| team to a three-time victory over the
Shipping Dept, when he fired the best
series in the Geo Hitz League at the
/ Pritchett Alleys. He had 544. In the
/ other team series Sales Dept. took two
| from the Office team.
At the Parkway Alleys a 534 by Schulz
never was the TOP individual total of the
{ Parkway Ladies League. Kern and Rob-
erson teams won twice over the CooneYs
: and Jordans.
No individual reached 600 in the Service
Club session at the Parkway. Caldwells
40 E. Washington st.
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