The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-10
Rose Tires Lead Team
Pin Scoring With 3OO1
Set Pace in Fast Indianapolis League Session; Hanna
Tops City Honor Shooters With $40.

scoring of the Fox quintet. Charlie
Liebtag reached 500 for the only
honor count in the Wonder Bar
Coca Cola series. won by the former
team, 2-to-1. Freddie Schleimer
presented the best series for the
winners, a sol. Miller Tires won a
pair from the Chambers Gas Ranges.
Carl Mindach, with a 58l, for the
winners and Riney Rhinehart, with
a 554 for the losers, led the indi-
vidualiStS.
In the Uptown Recreation League,
no individual was able to pass the
600 mark in last nights session, a
SGT from Bob Kelley topping all in
dividual efforts Team series were
decided over the two-to-one route,
Hoosler Fctes, Ko-We-Ba Coffees.
Bader Coffees and Prospect Gas
winning over the Indiana Wheel q
RIM Koch Furnitures, Harper Ga
rage and Coca-Colas.
The usual high scoring combina-
ton of Johnny Murphy and Joe
Danna again was in form as the
Citizens Gas Co. League went
through its weekly PAGES at the Up
town alleys last night Murphy,
aided by a 255 middle game, reached
648, while Danna collected $40 IN
his three games. The Distribution
No. SIS in taking a two-to-one deci-
sion over the Distribution No. 6
team, posted a 1048 final game,
which proved to be the best single
game of this league during the pres
ent season.
In the other team series Distrl-
button No. 8 shut out Distribution
No. 7, Prospect No. whitewashed
Prospect No. 4, Prospect No. 2 won
a pair from Prospect No. and the
Main Office team took the rubber
from Main Office No. 9.
scoring presented as the Chevrolet Body
Corp. performed at the Delaware Alleys.
Double victories were taken by the No
IS and IS over the No. Is and As team.
No. l was without an opponent.
The Appendix scored the only shutout
ciety League yesterday afternoon. The
triple victims we're the Adenoids. Radius,
Retina, Humerus won twice from Femur.
Tonsis and Fibulas. DR.. Kemper's 237
series was the leading total among the
individuallstS.
A SGT from Kenneth Koelling set the
pace among the individuals as the Amer
lean Central Life Insurance League rolled
its weekly schedule at the Central Alleys
last night The 10-Year Terms won three
from the 20-Payment Life, Ordinary Life
shut out the Joint Lifes and 20-Year En-
dowments bested the o. L. c. o. in two
of their three-game series.
Eberts $50 series topped the individual
scoring in the Stokely Van Camp League
the only shutout victory of the session,
the Tomato Soups being their three time
victims. Cranberry Sauce won two from
Beans took a pair from the Honey Pod
Peas.
Jess Pritchetts SGT series in the Inter
Club League at the Pritchett Alleys not
only was good for high honors of that cir
cult. but gave him the city-wide runnerup
position for the evening IN Inc lht and
Mercators took triple wins over the A. B.
C.s and Exchange Unitys as the OptlmiSts
and Exchange Service were twice defeating
the Universal Indians and Universal
Yankees.
Delaware AIeSs, Chumps and Hot Shots
emerged victorious in all three games with
the RIFF Nuts and Hy Bawls. Jess Roe
paced the individualists with sos total.
Fire assurances, aided by Stark's league
leading sol series, turned in the lone
three-gamer victory in the Moore & ,, Fox
They beat the Auto Insurance team.
Realtors and Moore g. Fox took a pair
each from the Tornados and Life 1nsur-
ance teams
Although Louie Koehler failed to reach
his usual 900 total his 591 series was the
best individual total of the St. Johns
Evangelical League session at the Foun-
tain Square alleys. All team series were
won by two-to-one scores, the Reimans,
Knanneein Drugs and Fisher Bros Elec-
tries winning from the Janitz Grocery,
Spreen's Grocery and F. w. Hohlt d Sons.
In the North Side Business Mems League
at the Parkway. Carl Granneman again
set the pace, with a ga series Bill Bow
while Kllion's 500 gave him third place
Only two series were completed in the
league, Falls City Hi-Brus and Miller's
Tavern winning double victories over the
Safety Boosters and DR.. Peppers. Kim
mell-Monroe Furniture and hc:5enreichs
were unopposed.
to nose out Laura CarSten, who had
Sis, for the individual leadership of the
indiana Ladies League at Jne INDIANA
Alleys Dorn's Grocery and Pennway Ian
took triple wins over the Kay jewelers.
and Monore- Kimmell Furnitures, as the
DIAN Sorority, Comptometer School. Wohl
field Furriers and Old Gold Cigarets were
winning twice over the Em-Roe Sporting
Goods Haags Canteen, Gaseteria and
Julian Goldmans.
In the Eli Lilly Mems League at the
Pritchett Alleys, Harold Seals $40 total
was the best individual series of the ses-
sion No clean sweep victories resulted in
the teams series. Powders, Syrups and
EliXers defeating the Extracts. Iletins and
Dentals by 2-to-1 scores. The Tables rolled
without opposition.
The Eli Lilly Ladies' League, also roll
ing at the Pritchett Alleys, found the
Amytals and Spiritex taking shuto-t vic
tories nNer RnrnZinS and EytralinS