The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

game victory, this time over Koch
Furniture.
When Bob Kelly connected for 636
and Dan Abbott, 633, Heidenreicn
Florists assembled the top team total
and won three games over the op-
posing Stahlhut jewelers., who we're
paced by Glib Smith with GOT. Bra
den-Sutphin Ink also had a pair of
600 shooters, but when the remain
ing members failed to click, the
team dropped two games to New
mans CIV. Pete Clements, with
625, and Spiv Ward, with $40, fea-
tured for the losers, while Oscar
Behren's 638 was tops for the New
mans.
No hefty totals emerged from the
Tydol Gasoline-Cliff Meier Coal Co.
match, won by the former team, two
to one. Nan Schott's sol was best.
When Jess Pritchett Sr. fell far below
the 600 mark in the Optimists session,
Clarence .,,sh nabbed the spotlight by
Team series were decided by two-to-one
scores, shooters. Stiffs and Kickers win
ming oyer Eyer Pills springers Sand and speed,
Pritchett Alleys.
snodgrass was by far the. ace pin
League at the Indiana Alleys. He had a
ming three times over Argasts. Goods,
Chambers, Roeders and Shanenbergers
we're halted in one game by Jacksons,
Jones, SturmS and Wiles.
When Don Johnson failed to produce
one of his usual COOS in the Courthouse
League, Fonnie Snyder. team mate, took
care of the scoring and turned in a 602
that was good for individual honorS and
| edged his Union Title team into a sweep
at the Delaware Alleys. Assessors,
Surveyors and Lawyers won two each from
TreasurerS. Sheriffs and Clerks.
Green and Meier with totals of 629 and
$40, set the pace in the Fraternal League,
! bowling at the Illinois Alleys. Triple wins
were taken by Gun Club, Grown Laundry,
Chick Roush and Berghoff Beer over In
dGiIann dian Towel Supply A. 4 Bakery
Sterling Laundry and Gaseteria won twice
over Indiana Candy & Tobacco and Teeter
Drugs, while indianapolis Reed Co. rolled
without opposition.
Walt Hickman combined a trio of
double centuries for 614 for the leading
series of the Indianapolis Star League
during its matinee session al PritChetts.
Freddie Lutz. through a PSI centerpiece,
failed to connect after tossing a pair Of
221s and halted at 595 Mailers No 10
and the loop leading ROLES Printing were
and Agates, while Moser Specials and Five
Stars took pair each over Mailers No.
l and Wrong Fonts.
Bud Schoch tried to get away with the
individual honors in the Reformed
wound up, as co-leader, when. Harry
Link matched his o95. Russ Oberlies was
in the thick of the battle, but wound up
six sticks light at $50. Second Reformed
| No. chung to the top rung of the indi-
vidual team standings through triple
victory over St. Pauls. Emmanuel No. 2
Reformed in all three games. Other
series were taken by Emmanuel No: 1,
formed No. 8 and First Reformed Nc. L
through double wins over. Trinity Re
formed, Pleasant Run No. !, Pleant Run
No. and Emmanuel No. 8. The teams
faced the naples at Pritchett's Alleys.
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The personal leadership race of the
| Evangelical League also wound up in a
! deadlock, John Bentley and Paul Taylor
! each showing a $50 Three pins behind
| the pair was Harry Kemp with 586 The
wild scramble for frst PLACE in the team
top, as the result of their three-game
! victory over. the Cubs, the only white
washing registered during the session
| at ,Pritchetts. The Tigers dropped the
/ lead when they lost twice to the Yanks.
| and went into tie for second place with
/ tie Athletics, who won two times over
! the Indians. Other team series were
taken. two 10 one. by Senators. and
| Cardinals over Browns and White Sox.
. .
Metropolitan Coal and Midwest Fuel
turned in shutout victories over Crown
Laundry and City Securities in the Serv-
ice Club matches al the Parkway. Central
Motor Parts, Levinson Hats Republic Coal
and and Bayuk Phillies took two each from
Indianapolis Morris Plan and Pacific
Mutual. The race for individual honors
Bradley SIS to STA.
The Lions Club weekly roar at the Ant
lers Alleys resulted in shutout victories for
Hides and Whskers over Tails and