The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-19

uUuD4e h4CLOIy OVER the DI ANU 0iOo
The only other individual to reach
600 in the leagues session at the
Pritchett Alleys was Krebs, who con-
nected for a 637.
The Spickelmeyer Fuels and
Freyn Bros. teams won three game
victories from the Hayes Bros. and
Mas Co. teams, while
other team series gave the Stewart
Carey Co., Railroadmen's Building
and Savings Association and H. G.
Ents two-time wins over the Geiger-
Peters, Pittsburgh Plate Glass and
Domestic Insulator teams. The
Stewart Carey team set a new sea-
sons record for a single game with
a 1912 nightcap tally.
man Bohne, connected for honor counts
IN the Washington League session az the
formerly Kings tOtaled 3041 for their
three-game series. Bohnes leading total.
a 81 from Harry Wheeler and Bob Kelly S
from games Of ga. lOs5 and ss2. giving
them a clean sweep Of their series with
the. indianapolis Paint ana Color Co.. VINO
Hoosier Opticals won three from the
Wheeler Lunch. Justin Forsvthe. with 622,
being best for the winners and Hurts $50
topping the scoring Of the losers. Wooden
Shoe Beer. with Tom Casserly at 6l4, took
a triple win from the Underwood Trans
fers. For the losers. 598 BY Earl Good
hue featured. In the Coca Colas' three
52s from Lev Of the losers featured.
with a 1872 game that netted them a
2946 total for the evening. The Beer
cam. which took two games from the
and Leo Ahearn at 500 as their feature
shooters. Glib Smith was top man for
the Ice squad. with 593.
In the Priest o-Lite League at the Gen.
trail Alleys. individual honors we're divided
with Farrell and c. Baker who had $50
over the Assembly team while the Main
flamenco took pair from the Engineer-
The Penn Coal Co. in their triple VIC
tory over the Hoosier Opticals in the
Knights of Columbus League. set a new
seasons mark foI single game when
Nichols of the Penn team carried of the
individual honoTs Of the session. held at
the Delaware Alleys. his 594 putting, him
time winner. the victim being the Scott
Trucking CO. ,PittmanIRice, Coal Co. won
two from the j. J. Blackwell & Con. while
the JOnes-Maleys grabbed a pair from the
Block OpticalS.
Bowes Seal Fast, on games of s64, s53
and 9l3. totaled 1880 and took three games
from the opposing LathrOp-Moyers in the
Block optical Ladies League at Pritchetts.
Individual total. a $50, and Eva Eva Dawson,
Marott Shoes. in their triple win over
the Coca-Colas. also posted classy series.
games Of 392. 572 and 825 netting them
1883. Laura Alexander, with 500. and
Alice Shea, with $50. we're the leading
scorers Of the Marott team.
In other series of this circuit, the IN
dianapohs Life Insurance and Real Silks
won three times from the Frees Fur
Shop and Trissals. while the Meeker Five
and Falls City Hi-Brus took two games
each from the Phoenix Press and Cham
berS teams.
In the Bankers League session at the
Pritchett alleys. Larry Dietz emerged the
best individual scorer of the evening. a
had a 6O9 and Ralph Fox a SOS. Public
Service No. was the only team to win
three games. victims being the Indiana
Trust IT. frS Go. TMo IN thr rec were taken by
tional No. and Merchants National
Bank over the Public Service No. l, In
diana National No. l and Union Trust Co.
A new name appeared at the top Of
the individual totals turned in during
the Central States Envelope session at
Harold Nielsen. who connected for a 6s3
Team No. won three games from Team
No. 2 and the No. Is took pair from
Russell Smith pounded out games of 256.
B ana 19g 10 bon9rs Of aq me eI2Sg GS
League session at the Central Alleys last
night. No other honor counts were
from the Western Adjustment. Undezwrit-
eerS Adlusttment won a pair from ti55
H t%ea dO2ned IKE M
and the Equitable Life of New York took
an odd game decision over the Inspection
Bureau.
In the St. Joan of Arc League at the
Uptown Alleys. Missouri Pacific and A. c
over the Barrett ceaI Co and Wonder Bal
teams. The Farrell GRANTEES. American
Estates ns anq Duffy Malt Foods won twice
Rice, Coal Co. Cheney again led the in.
dividual scoring with 544.
White. with $50. shonecker. with 585
and H. c. Fox. with 574. we're one. two
three in. the Individual scoring of the
Alleys last night Fox Optical and Amer.
1Ssn GpiiedalS won ITGe GEer the Bloci
mounts rolled without competition
In the Schwitzer- Cun1mins League al
the Parkway, Killion again demonstrated
his ability to carry of the individual
honors of the session. a 563 series beins
the result of his evenings work. Every
series was decided by 2-to-l scores. the
Stockostats. Eficients. Underfeeds anC
Automatics winning from the Dependables
Hydraulics. Worlds Greatest and NJ
Names.
Carl Kiefer's 500 series was the best
individual total of the South Side Recre-
alton League during last nights play al
the Fountain Square alleys. Team series
were taken by the Leon Tailoring. Enos
Goals. Troy OILS and Citizens Gas. who
won twice over the BudWeiser Buffet
Jacks Place. Rottlers Cafeteria and In.
land Goals.
A large advance entry is reported for the
doubles tournament being staged today
and tomorrow at the Central alleys. Ro.
! tation got under way at 2 D. m. thi!
afternoon and teams we're to continue Il
/ take the alleys at each hour thereafter
until 10 tonight. Tomorrows schedule
VIII get under way at l p m. and wine
up with the 10 o'clock squad tomorrow
night. Practically all of the city's lead
| ing kegelers are entered in the event
and scores Of the highest caliber are ex
pected.
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