The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-27

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"A FASTENERS of a newly organ
lied league just how it should be
done, as the Link Belt loop went
through its second weeks schedule
at the Central Alleys last night.
The exhibition came from Milt
Wimberly, the boy who can get as
many pins with his palm ball" as
many bowlers can at their best, and
the exhibition consisted Of games
of 289, 1877 and 212, 500 total that
topped everything in sight in the
various Thursday leagues.
Wimberly's fellow FASTENERS on
the. Ewart team evidently figured
Milt could take care of things, for
they coasted along and later
awakened to the fact that they had
been beaten twice by the opposing
Foundry aggregation.
Screw Machines, by winning three
games from Engineering, remained
undefeated in the two nights of &C
ton. Gear Cutters and Office were
also three time winners, Bearings
and Maintenance being the shutout
victims.
NEWT WERNER has staged a
IN comeback, his 664 series in the
Printcraft being his second huge
total of the season. He had a GIL
in the Washington two weeks ago.
The 664 of last night came from
games of 203, 224 and 237, and was
good for city-Wide runner-up hon
ors. George Scheidel, jead-of man
of the Quality Flowers, was also in
striking mood, amasSing a 652 in
his three games. Les Koelling and
Ollie Krebs were other honor shoot
erS, series Of 624 and 609 being
turned in by the pair. John Kiesel
was one stick light of the mark,
hating at 500.
Cornelius Printing doWned the
ROLES Printing three times and
went into first place in the league
standing. as Century Lunch, who
had occupied the berth, dropped a
pair to the Indianapolis Star. The
new leaders had a close call in the
middle game but emerged one pin
to the good. The Quality Flowers
opened with a 1925 that was good
for a win but they weakened and
dropped the next two to the Pauley
Printing. Bingham Rollers won
twice over the Advance Electrotype,
the winners having a 1904 opener
and the losers a 1909 middle game.
Il
tom SELMIER joined the VIM
Il berry, Werner Schiedel trio of
better-than650 shooters by tossing
a $50 that was the best individual
count of the Elks' League session at
the Antlers Alleys. Selmier followed
233 opener with games of 208 and
215. He was the only honor shooter
of the circuit, Ray ChriSney being
the closest threat with a 597 Team
series found La Fendrick and Bail
eyS Insurance in three-time VIC
tories over Little-Doo and BurdSal
Paints, as Heidenreich Florists were
taking an odd game decision over
Mobilgas.
INLAND CONTAINERS made it IL
L. victories in II starts this season
as they downed the Centlivre Beer
three times during the Industrial
League session at the Indiana AL
leyS. Universal Carloading, Ballard
Ice Cream, Polar Ice & Fuel and
indianapolis Screw Products were
also triple winners, their victims be-
ing The indianapolis Times, Indian
apollS Railways, E-z Bake Flour and
General outdoor Advertising. Two
out of three decisions were taken by
billing Candy Co., Bemis Bag, Mac
cabees and Indianapolis News circu-
lation over Prest-O-Lite, Indianap-
oils Glove Co., Republic Creosoting
and L. Strauss & Co. Harry Wheel
er again topped the individual scor-
ing with $40.
When the weekly session of the Uni
yersal League ended last night the loop
co-leaders of the previous week. Bemis
Bags found themselves in sole possession
OF the. top berth by taking two games
from the Heidenreich Flowers, as the POLK
Sanitary Milks, with whom they had been
deadlocked, dropped two to the re-vamped
Kennedy Fire Fighters Winner and
Rugh. proved valuable to the Fire Fight
ers. their series of sos and 62I making
the two-time victory. possible. Prior
Smith did all he could to keep his Polk
team in first place by contributing sos
!. Nan Schott paced the Bemis team in
its double triumph with a 607 629
by Vance Oathout gave his Russell Cafe
terra the only clean sweep victory of
the evening. Louie'S Tavern fell three
times before the Russetts. Blue Point
Service Station nabbed a pair from Voll-
mer Bros. Meats. Dutch Masters won twice
over. Capitol Ice and Pennsylvania Rail-
road took two from S. & S. Service Sta
ton.
The West Side Merchants we're in
action al the Indiana Alleys with the
Peoples Quitting the only three time
winner. Paced by Earl Neppers league