The Indianapolis times., 1935-09-28

posted during the evening, Ted Arnold
getting 61O and Parsons a 607.
Union Trust lost the Bankers League
leadership by dropping all three games
OF its series with the Indiana National
Bank No. at Pritchetts Alleys. Public
service No. also turned in a three-time
victory, its victim being Public Service
No. /. Two games were won by Indiana
trust and Indiana National No. over
1nolana National No. and Public Service
No 3. Olin Hardy copped the individual
honors through a 573 series.
In the Hillcrest League at Pritchett's,
Young Drivers, KemperS DivotS and Sell
mier'S Caddies took triple wins over
Rowe's RoughS. Jones Irons and Warren S
Traps, as Darnabys Puts were winning
continued his pace-setting habits of the
week by leading the loops individual per-
formers with 597.
Laura Alexander in posting the best in
dividual total of the Kernel Optical Ladies
League, paced her Marott Shoe team in
its three-time victory over the Fulles. Mrs
Alexander had a 554 and the team a 2530.
BoweS Seal Fast and Sunshine Cleaners
upheld their reputation through shutouts
over Falls City Hi-Brus and Trissals
Coca Cola took pair from Circle City
Beer. The league was in action at Prit-
chett's Alleys.
Office won three from Hydraulic Press
Engineers took two from Machine Shop and
Assembly emerged on the long end of the
scoring in two games with the Mainten-
ance in the Prest-O-Lite League at Prit-
chetts. Bertrand paced the individuals
with 572 total.
General Superintendants found Beech
Grove ElectricS little tougher than for
mer opponents and ropped their first game
went through its PAGES at the Central Al.
leys. The Beech Growers won i4-poini
decision IN the initial game. Beech Grove
Car found Department Accounting No,
an easy foe and won three games with
ease. Beech Grove Locomotives bumped
| the Department Accounting No. twice
and Beech Grove Wheel Shop nabbed g
couple from Equipments. Two more indi-
viduals of the circuit Joined the 600 class
as Harry Helm toppled GIL and Francis
Raftery 602.
A $50 by Krebs was the highest IN
dividual total Of the Insurance League
bowling at the Central. Triple wins were
taken by Hoosier Underwriters. Rough
change and Underwriters Adjustment
a@steTdam afRasSiano'6 Gregory Appel and nd con, SsS
Hoer cuav Tgs WeseFn snnr9t1 and
II. J. Spier won two each over Equitable
Life, Inspection Bureau and Fidelity &
Casualty.
H Walton topped the scoring OF the
United Mutual Life League az the Illinois
with SOB. 20-Pay Life erased the Modi-
ned Life three times, Endowment took a
pair from Annuities and Ordinary Life
won twice from Juvenile.
The second night of action in the
Merchants Recreation League at the St
Cecella Alleys, brought out a pair of honor
shooters. Frank Lauck had a 6I4 and
ONE Kerbs a 500. Polar Ice & Fuel and
Pioneer Tavern we're three-time winners
of the session, Voight Mortuary and Oef-
terlng -Lizelmsn No. being the losers
3aklus Tavern. Laucb Funeral Home
Oefterlng-Litzelman No. and Miller Gro
cery took double wins over Lou-Ann Beauty
Snop Nogel Meats. Lauck Hardware and
Williams Chevrolet
No team Of the Schwitzer-Cumnlin,
League could get away with a three
game victory during last nights pastim-