The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-08

team series Of the session, As we'll
as a triple win over the Heidenreich
Florists. Blue Point Service Station
and Eagle Greek Nurseries were also
triple winners, their victims being
the Fardley-Birrs and Vollmer
Meats. The Blue Pointers had
1929 game during their series. ODD
game wins were taken by the Dutch
Master Cigars and Polk Sanitary
Milk over the Louie's Tavern and
Coca Colas. Folks had 1913 mid
die game.
Only two 500 totals emerged from the
ST. Philip No. league session but these
we're hefty ones. Chuck Marley again set
the pace for the East Siders smacking
down 67l sticks during his appearance;
Louie Ostheimer was but three pins Dehino
series Berghof Beers, Prlntcraft and
Sterling Beer turned IN triple wins over
the Ksltenbach Five, NJ. c. Mescalls and
took brace from the Lyons Pharmacy.
Seven 900 totals. led by a 645 from Cliff
League went through its weekly session
at the Pritchett Alleys. Others with honor
totals we're Wilbur Roesner. 634. ONE
Krebs. 624 Les KOelIng. 622. owen
Fancher sis, John Fehr. 6ls, and Jack
Hunt, SOS. A one-pin margin in their
final game gave the Thomas Restaurants
the only clean sweep OF me evening. 1 rI
three-time victim was the Advance Elec-
trotypes The winners opened their series
with 1919 game. Two-time winners were
the Indianapolis Star Cornelius Printing
and ROLES Printing Losers we're the AP
Association, Bingham Rollers and Sterling
Tayerns. The Cornelius totaled 1OOl IN
the middle game.
1t was just about time for Bud Argus to
break loose in the l.. S. AyreS ~ 90.
League and Bud didn't 5dis saToo ms ms
the pace in last nights session az tne
Prtchett Alleys. It was the only nonor
count Of the evenings paStlmlng. Grunow
among the 10 teams. their whitewash
victims being the Elgin Watches The
winners just did manage 70 make II
by a one-pin margin. Two-game winners
were the Estate Ranges, Knox Hats, So
ciety Brand and Stein Blochs; on the
losing ends Of these series we're the LaYlco
Products. Belnord Shirts, Maytag Washers
and AMC Shirts.
IN the Parkway Recreation League, T.
Carr proved to be the leading pin-tOppler
of the evening, smacking the pins TO the
tune of a 655 total for his three games.
Ken Powers produced the only other 600
three games from the Beach & Arthurs,
HoOsier Pete took two from the Garrick
Theater. Farm Bureau bested the Ritz
Tavern twice Eagle Greek Nursery breezed
through with a double win over the Fair
field Florists and the Acme Monon Goals
slipped over an sodd-game victory on the
Worrell Cleaners.
Another big 900 total came from the
Real Silk Mixed League, bowling at the
Pritchett Alleys, where DAVIS connected
for a $50 series He was the only lndl-
vidual 10 pass the 500 mark. The Hot
Shots were not so hot as far as the
Indians we're concerned, the redskins
scalping them with a, three-time victory:
wins. the Guttersnipes outscoring them
in all three games. Head Hunters found
Rats. giving them two-time win.
Frank Weber was in rare form during
his Citizens Gas Co. League appearance
three games, This brilliant total gave
his Distribution No. 2's the only three
game win Of the evening. Ihey apphea
In other series Prospect No. 8, Prospect
games each from the Distribution No. 3,
Distribution No. and Prospect No. Z.
Newbower totaled s23 to lead the in
dividuals Of the Automotive League at the
Citizens Motor Car team a three-game
win over the Ellis Trucking Co. The Out
laws won pair from the Inland Battery
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from the Boards Brake Service.
Roses. Pansies. sunhowers and Lilacs
were in full bloom the Posey League
enjoyed the gentle breezes of their Foun-
tain Square Gardens last night They
uprooted the Lilacs. Tulips. Daisies and
Geraniums, killing them with three-game
drubbings. The Iilacs are outgrOWing all
other Poseys, for with last nights three
time win. their consecutive winning streak
reached % games Bill Jolly was the chief
gardener last night, his 564 giving him the
hOnors.
Jake Friejie passed the 600 mark with
League at the Delaware Alleys. Jakie's
COL was the only honor total of the
session, giving him the individual honors
of the evening. Norwood Coffees took
three from the Kenco Coffee while the
7:30 Coffees won twice from the Green
wood Rice.
In the Fletcher Trust League at the
Central Alleys. Dietrich topped the indi-
viduals with a $50 series. Thirtieth-st
Branch won a shutout victory over the
South Side Branch, West Michigan-st took
two from the Main Office. and the Irving
ton Branch bested the West-st Branch in
two games.
Triple wins featured the team series of
the Polar Ice and Fuel Co. League at
the Central Alleys, Ice. Fuel and Refriger-
ators taking shutouts over the Cubes,
Freezers and Iron Firemen. The indi-
vidual honors we're taken by Stevens, who
nosed out Berry in a close. battle. The
former had a 554 against Berry's 553.