The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-05
<->-DOlUn the ALLeys->->
BY BERNARD HARMON

this total copied that distinction
during last nights pastiming. Wilbur
Matthews used 278 middle game to
reach that score in the session of
the Parkway Recreation League.
Three other keglers of this circuit
topped the 600 mark, Neal Mcintyre
on els, Ken Powers on GA and
Gil Darnell on a COS.
The Eagle Creek Nursery and
Kingan 81 Co. teams emerged
victorious in all three of their games
with the Ritz Tavern and Garrick
Theater. Acme-Monon Goals were
also close to a triple win but the
Roberts Milk halted them by win
ming the middle game by single
pin margin.
Hoosier Petes nabbed a pair from
the Beach & Arthurs, Bakers lunch
took two from the Fairfield Florists
and the Worrel Cleaners out
diStanced the Farm Bureau in two
Of their three games.
George Ley finished among the top
notchers of last night with a $40 series
ing at the Pritchett alleys. During the
evening the Gulley Brushes swept the
Alleys Rats into the sewer, not allowing
two games against the Head Hunters and
the Indians tomahawked the Guttersnipes
in two battles.
Joe Michaelis and Harlie Price we're
al even going into their final games in
Michaelis gained the individual honors of
the session when he outdstanced his rival
IN the so nnishtcap. Michaelis had Gil and
=, Team results Of the league. bowling at
the Pritchett alleys, showed the Lavico
of the evening, their three-time victory over
the Pelnord Shirts being the only clean
Hats, Eisln Watches and Maytag 5taS WASH sRH
ers took odd-game decisions. over the A.
M; c; Shirts, Stein Blochs. Estate Ranges
The, Universal League topped all other
ers. an even half dozen producing 500
e1pnts P dITpg their sd session at PTitch
Prochaska reached 622. Pete ciemen n Oe COL
Iected 615. Herb Guntz banged out 500
sne e., Don McNeW Just did get over with
Dutch Masters, the only three-game win
game in their successful series against
the Vollmer Meats. Heidenreich Florists
also Slc cosir in one game getting 1905
tory over the Eagle Greek Nursery.
Log Tavern. Eadley-Birr and Coca Cola
decisions over their opponents. Blue Point
Service. Polk's MIX and Louie's Tavern
were the losing combinations.
In the intermediate League at the Up
town town alleys; Wiles & Wilson was the only
the eFo%n he who SrodS S
tne only 500 shooter of the evening in
Street Merchants sherer Eiectric Eor Enos
Goals and Coca Colas took double wins
over the Schultz Furniture. Eastern Coal.
E. Johnson Coal and Edwards Engraving.
The The best total that Erank Weber could
The PTospect No s. and pf Main P' Office aN No.
No 4 while 3-to,i decisions Went t to the
Distribution No. and Distribution No. 2
over the Distribution No. 3 and Distribu-
a pair Of 500 totals weEs posted as the
500, and S, Clark, with 63l, being the
honor shooters: The Sinclair Refining
Ellis Trucking being the victims. Citizens
Motor Car. OUTLAWS and Eagle Machinery
wTn PAR a eaGh Gm the state nd auto In
Battery.
With the Easter season at hand the
Lilies failed to take their rightful place
t Tnen T, they dropped trio Of games to
couldn't wait till June to shine and pro-
ceeded to uproot the Pansies in a pair of
posion ivy TO the Daisies and Sunfiowers.
the former pair winning pair Of games.
sproutinR 512 in his series.
Norwood Coffee took three games from
coppsd psr fPom the s Coee as
nlgnt IN the G: d. Kenny League at the
Pc Delaware AL, alleys Tutterow's $50 Melted
A pair of zoos Melted Al Feist the in
fdiyiGuai lea tb Of the diamond Chain
ished at the top on a COZ series Shutout
victories featured the team scoring. Rollers.
sns osets ana and i Bashns :u0mersns the
out of the frigsd session of the Polar
came stader with $40. Which s gained ii s1 the
top shelf. Cubes ana Ice took triple VIC
men. 49, W '''N 'O''' VAC = - "
In. the Industrial, League last night at
the Indiana, $50 BY Carl Monkey proved
evening; trio Of the loops "A teams
Circle Engraving. Prest-O-Lite No. and
Inland Containers. banking the Peoples
Motor Coach. Indiana Provisions and
Meier Packing Co. ODD game decisions oe-
cioed the other conflicts. MaccabeeeS.
Bixbys. Indianapolis News and Indianap-
oils Screw Products winning from the
Indianapolis Railway, PreSt-O-Lite Hi
Levels. L. Strauss g. Co. and Indianap-
oils News Circulation.
The doubles tournament carded for the
Prltchett alleys tomorrow and Sunday is
events have always proven popular at the
Pritchett establishment. and. lnasmnch as
il will be the final alley tourney of the
season, practically every tournament fol-
lower in the city Is expected to compete.
The entry fee is So per team and one
of the claSSiest prize lists of the season
should be posted. Deadline for entries Is
D. m. Saturday. Jess Pritchett. who is
in charge OF the affair. will accept no
entries after that time.
1t viii be handicap affair and in
dividuals may team up with as many
ton call the Pritchett alleys. Lincoln 0s52
II advance reports mean anything. Sun
day nights mixed doubles tournament
csrded Tor the Illinois alleys will draw
big entry. These events have been
popular throughout the season and
enthusiasm IS running high over Sunday
nights affair. Entries may be made at
any time previous TO the starting time By
calling the Illinois alleys. Lincoln o740.
MARION BEATS ALEXANDRIA