The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-28

honors The Powders Jared well in their
Same WI" poube Tns Tere taEen a by the
Pills. Elxers and Iletins over the Tablets.
Dentals and Syrups
Iris Ronk again COPIED the. individual
alleys. Amytals took the only three-game
Borozins. Tablets won twice from the
Americans, Ma Haungs took pair from the
Mertniolates and the. spiriteX grabbed a
2-to-1 decision from the Extralins
.Rosner's 532 series was the best total
Of the Glass A Division of the Indiana
Ladies, League, while 452 by B. Miller
carried of the honors of Glass c. Team
Jewelers.. Old, Geld Cigarettes, Monroe
Kimmels and Wohlfeld Furriers. The
Dorm Grocery and Julian Goidm n Ess' while
the latter two took double victories over
the Pennway Inn and Gaseteria. Haag' S
Canteen shut out the Em-Roe Sporting
twice over the Coca Colas in the Class
G team schedule
Al Berberich's 633 total not only rep
resented the best individual total of the
North Side Business Mems League, but
also the only honor tally of the league S
session at the Parkway alleys. The Safety
a 2940 series in their three games. closing
with a brilliant 1916. G!anneman, at
596. Holtzmeyer, at sos, and Dowdell. with
593. were the leading scorers Of the teams
the Sovereign Realty and Firetite. Prod
ucts as triple winners over the Monroe
Kimmel Furnitures and Heidenreich
Florists as the Safety Boosters we're win
ming twice from the Falls City Hl-Brus.
Hamilton. at SIS. and Baxter. at SOL,
were the Leading scorers OF the Auto Row
thf staes il rance
and Associated investments were three
time, winners over the y. S. Tire Service.
ice. while the c. H. Wallerich's emerged
VICTORIOUS in two games with the Frank
Hatfields.
Railways won three times over the
Clerks as the Cashiers took two from the
Agents in the Federal League at the Hi
dividual honors Of the evening, with 548
total.
A sci by Lawrence represented the best
individual total Of the VIM. + Block ses-
and Boys Clothing won twice over the
Downstairs Store and Magic Chef Stoves.
Branson halted one pin short of 500
score, but his 500 was good for the in
dividual honors of the Ipalco League,
during last nights session at the Illinois.
Morris-st shut out the Line Department
and the Main Office took pair from
the Harding-st team.
Rough Notes League did a little coasting
in last nights meeting of the loop at
individuals with a 566 series. Ruff Nutz
won twice over the Hot Shots and the
Chumps took pair from the Hybawls.
The Kappa Sigma Delta Fraternity will
conduct a doubles tournament at the
local fraternities to participate in the
event The squads will get a start at
p. m. and will continue every hour there
after until all entrants have f0ncludf I'd
charge of the tourney. reports a larger
list of advance entries, and with a number
of ysnaOe 9ph lies hand swell fog the
date of the affair nears. The trophies
are on display at the Illinois alleys and
fraternity members are requested to view
entry can do so at the Illinois alleys or
through Mr.. Mcguire at 903 N. Oxford
st, or by calling either place by phone;
The Illinois telephone number is. LI-0740
while the promoter can be reached at CHI
6047J.
dianapolis League has entered the initial
open f1ve-man tournament being conducted
by the Pritchett Recreation alleys Satur
day and Sunday. The event. will be,
1000 scratch affair, and owing to the
handicap angle, many weaker teams con-
ceding themselves a chance to cop share
of the prize money, are expected to enter:
Entries close at 1890 p. m Saturday and
Jess Pritchett Sr., who is conducting the
affair, urges all teams to make their
arrangements accordingly.
Tonight at the Macoda CLUB. Madison
and Southern-av a dance vii. be given
for the benefit of the local A.B.C. pro-
motion. Bowlers are urged to attend the
affair, which will include classy floor
show and a real dance band