The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-28
GOIdbIunles Win TWice in
Battle for Pin Loop Lead
Down Falls City Team to Break Up Tie for Top Berth in
Fountain Square LEAGUE.

viduai of last nights St Joan of Arc ses-
f foH The he q St Alleys 2a n ISL
M. H. Farrell's Granite in its triple win
over Pittman-Rice Coal Co.. Barrett Coal
CO. and Missouri Pacific also turned in
and Blackwell Funeral, Home being their
victims. In other matches. Duffy Malt
tmeEs a ane r Tavern Two
town Cleaners.
Bill Noffke was seven pins short of a
600 in the Big Four League gathering at
the Central, but his 59S was enough to
win him solo honors of the evening. Paul
Philips with 5S2 was his nearest rival.
Noffke's Beech Grove Locomotive won
an odd-game decision over Philips
Beech Grove Electrics. The General
superintendent had some percentage
whitfield off their lea d, when they dropped
two games to Accounting No. 1, while
Beech Grove Cars in winning three times
over Beech Grove Wheel Shop, took I'M
disputed possession of the runner-up posi-
tion,. gaining. single game. margin
through the Locomotives defeat.
A one-pin margin in the nightcap game
gave the Indiana Trust Co. the only shut
out victory of last nights matches of the
Ransers Lfagne the Prtchett Alleys
other team series resulted in double vic:
tories for the winners. Indiana National
No. l, Public Service No. 8 and Public
trust Co Carl Koep pe SCI 7nV was oi' the
best individual series of the session.
In the East Side Social Club clashes at
the Delaware Alleys Smittie's Barber Shop
and Linkert .Carburetor nabbed shutouts
while :lerr's Market and Emerson Theater
took double wins over Circle City Service
and Sinclair Motor Service. Henry Elder
turned in 596 to top all soloists of the
loop.
Shutout victories decided all matches of
the Antlers Recreation League. Roy E.
Steele. Geo; Hitz Co. and Pure Oils win
Hotel and j. D. Adams Co. National NAL
Burrello turned in the feature solo series,
A ,three-way battle for individual honors
of the Schwitzer- Cummins League was
waged between Leo Miller. Dave Killion
e oaP VITA H10o 57s an Ro aa w assn pin beg
hind, while Mann finished with $40.
Triple victories were turned in BY Grinders
while. two-time wins went to- Stoker As
sembly. Fan Assembly and Drill Press over
Shipping Room, Engineers and Lathe
Dept. The loop bowls at the Parkway.
Il
A recheck Of handicaps of teams parti-
cipating in the annual pot of Gold" tour
nament conducted at the Hotel Antlers AL
leys over the last two week-ends gave
Acetylene Products Co. top money through
a margin of one pin.
At the completion of the event last Sun
day night. it was announced that the
Dutch Master Cigars aggregation had TAX
en- first place by one pin, but after the
recheck, the AcetyIenes we're declared the
winners. One other change was made in
the prize winners, Falls City Hi-Bru drop
ping from seventh to eighth position, as
the Bath Buds of the Kiefer- Stewart Drug
League moved up a notch.
The. official standing has been. an
nounced as follows: First-Acetylene Prod
ucts Co.: second-Dutch Master Cigars;
third-Main Office, Fletcher Trust Co.;
fourth-Indo-yin: ffth-Cooks GoldbIume;
sixth - Lieber Brewers; seventh Bath
Buds; eighth-Falls City Hi-Bru, and ninth
Link Belt Foundry
The ninth annual Singles sweepstakes
of the st. Philip Alleys is to get under
way this afternoon at 3. with more than
hundred individuals competing for the
guaranteed first place prize of $50.
There are a few openings on some of
the squads. and pinmen desiring. to COM
in touch with Bill Sargent at Cherry 1910
as soon as possible