The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-29

In the Indianapolis Church League. also
Kinnon. repeated his leading habits of the
previous Eees and topped all individual
ff cfiG9g s Of last nights session when he
win RAYS and Beech Grove No. is win
ming three times from the Beech Grove
the Broadway Baptists and st. Marks were
taking two each over the Cavalry u. B.
and Fountain Squares.
In the Delaware Doubles League. Grady
hit fo ro6 6l7 and Friehage for a SOB for the
OILY 600 counts OF the session IN f WHICH
Falls City. Hi-Brus. and Kerschner Body
took two from Bailey Realtors.
Bader and McGinty battled for the in
dividual honors Of the Lions Club League
at the Antlers last. night; The former
$50. Triple victories we're taken by the
WES,n ns Heads ADS. and Ears oyer the Names:
brace from the Tails.
George of the Cartwright Grinders nosed
out Herther of the Applegate Service by
one pin to take the individual honors Of
the Indianapolis Automotive League at
the Hotel Antlers Alleys. George had a
series we're cor COMPLETED Applegates 'S and
mon-Herringtons winning games each
from Auto Equipment, and GRAPHIC Prod
ucts. Lubrite Oils and Cartwright Grind
ers we're unopposed.
the individual scoring in the Kiwanis
League at the, Indiana Alleys. The
Springs gtI we're the . only winning teams rs, to
took a pair from the Mitchells Herdrichs.
Jones. Masons Rykers and Ostermeyers
we're triple victims of Bochstahlers. Sell
miers. LlppincottS. Falls and Heads
Fouts again pounded the NAPLES for a
500 total reaching 633 in his series of
the TRANSPORTATION League at the Pritch-
EFT alleys. 1t was the only honor score
of the session in this loop. Indiana Rail
road picked up little percentage over
the other teams by winning three games
from the Monon Route. a 5 the indianapolis
more & Ohio and chesapeake & Ohio Were we're
taxing two each over the Illinois Central,
New York Central. Southern Pacific and
Louisville & Nashville teams.
In the Optimist League at Pritchett's.
Jess Pri.chett ST. found some competition
in Bob Darnaby and when the nring
ceased. both had scores OF 6l9 to divide
the evenings individual honors. Team No.
s won three times over Team No. l. while
the No, rs and 3's took double decisions
from the No. Is and As.
In a match at the Indiana alleys last
night the local Inland Contain team won
vile. Games of 664. $40 and 949 gave the
totaled 2425 on S4S. 500 and III.
The Horse Feathers won three times
over the Flvers and the Milk Maids took
Two from the Go-Get.ers in the Exchange
League session at the Central Alleys A
529 bv Eggert was the best individual
score posted
In the St Joan of Arc League at the
Uptown Alleys. SOS. from Pug .Leppert
topped the individual scoring. Hageman
59s finished as third best. Hatfield Elec-
tries and w; J: Robinson were three-game
winners over the Indiana Railroads and
Thomas ~ FTfEUPral0S Wonder
Bars. General Tires and Scott Trucking
won twice over the Speaks & Finn Up
town Cleaners and ChaS. DENLY Cigars.
Camp led the individual scoring in the
Service Club League at the Parkway
lev Mahoneys. CITY SECURITIES and Crown
Laundry won their series over the w. j..
HOLIDAYS. Republic CreoSotings and Nc.
for. the. Kautz- Stationery. Bayuk Phillies
son Hats. J. c. PerrTs and Metropolitan
Goals.
a quartet Of eOOs erersed during the
Fraternal Leagues session at the Illinois
alleys last night Paul Cooper again
topped the scoring with $50 series. Maloy
had a sic. Morris a 609 and Voelz q COL
Creme-O- Colds and Breakfast Shoppe won
their series over the Schwegmens Grocery
and Indianapolis Towel Supply teams
three to nothing. while the East End Cot
tage Cheese. Gun Club and Indiana Bell
Telephones won twice over the Teeter
Drugs. Dickey Mouse Cafe and Crown
Laundry.
With Charlie Cray out of the picture.
the battle for individual honorS in the
Reformed Church League were divided be-
tween Fred Tegeler and Art Pritchsrd
both getting 6o4s. Cray failed to reach
500 during last nights session. Emmanuel
No. l got away with the only clean sweep
Of the evening, taking three games from
the Second Reformed No. l. Other series
were decided by two to one scores I'M
manuel No. ?. Second Reformed No and
IrinityS winning over Pleasant Run
Second Reformed No. and First Re-
formed.
In her opening exhibition matches at
the Parkway alleys last night Marie Wam-
orier, outstanding feminine bowler ap-
pearing here on the Alley Proprietors'
Parade OF Champions" broke even in
TWO three-game series against masculine
opposition. With games OF 2ii. 237 and
les Ior 63I total. she defeated Verne
Sheller. who had a 500. Against Karl
Nessler, Miss Wambrier collected 528 pins
while her opponent totalIed $50. This
afternoon at AS Miss Wambrier appeared
a. the Pritchett Recreation alleys while
tomorrow and Thursday she will return
10 the Parkway establishment for matinee
sessions starting at 2.s0 each day.