The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-06

rate their 1885 seasons. John
Fehr made 1t two honor counts out
Of two starts by lambasting the
NAPLES for a 657 series in the Print
craft League. His series. made up
Of games Of pa, 223 and 300 was
not only the best in the Printers
circuit. but proved best of the six
leagues in operation.
Walt Hickman took runner-up
honors in the Printcraft, rolling at
Pritchett's. getting a SGT with the
aid of a pair Of 200 games. Lou
Fahrbach started with a mere 1873.
but recovered with a 253 and 1873
10 total $50 All winning teams took
their series via the shutOut route,
Century Lunch. ROLES Printing Co,
Cornelius Printing Co. and Advance
Wright Electrotype being the win
ners. with Pauleys, Quality Flowers,
Bingham Rollers and indianapolis
Star as their victims. ROLES found
the Quality Flowers hard TO beat,
gaining the edge through winning a
rOll-off in the middle game.
The fast Universal League of II
teams got under way at Pritchett's
last night with one individual score
better than 600. Jim Hollenbaugh,
lead-off man Of the Polk Sanitary
Mix smacked out a ESQ centerpiece
that gave him the loops leading
series. a 623. Bob Darnaby finished
strong at 254 to gain a 500 that was
good for the place position. Hold
Eller was third high with a $780,
Benis Bags. Blue Point Serv-
ice Station and Pennsylvania Rail-
road were away to good starts, shut
ting out their opponents. Dutch
Masters Cigars, Capitol Ice and
Louies Tavern we're the victims.
Russell Cafeteria took a pair from
the Kennedy Fire Filters, Polk SAM
tary Milk won two from Vollmer
Meats and S & S Service Station
took an odd game decision over
Heidenreich Florists.
A pair of 600 totals were posted
in the Intermediate League lid
filters at the Uptown last night,
Hale combining games of 204, 224
and oil for the leading series, a
639 A PAT starter gave E. Taylor
the Tunnerup series total of 633.
None of the 10 teams in action
could make a clean sweep of their
initial series Fishers Pharmacy,
Uptown Pmmhing, Coca Cola,
Schultz Furniture and Safety
Boosters came out on top in two of
their games against the Enos Burn
Coal Co., Johnson Coal Co., Sherer
Electrics. Eastern Coal Co. and Up
town Taverns. The Fisher team
kept abreast of the winners through
single pin victory in their closing
game against the Enos Goals.
Eagle Machine Co. stepped into
the lead of the Automotive League,
which opened at the Illinois Alleys,
by making a clean sweep of its
series over the Beard Brake Service.
Other series were decided through
two-to-one victories for the Sinclair
Refining and Equitable Securities
over the Hoosier Casualty Co. and
Banquets. Inland Battery Co.,
which was unopposed in the OPEN
ers, furnished the leading in
dividual of the session, when
Bachelor combined a pair of 200
games to total 587.
The sixteen-team Industrial
League opened at the Indiana Alleys
last night, and although scoring was
far below par, the loop showed
promise developing into one of the
best circuits in the city.
When E-Z Bake F1ours grabbed
the initial game of their series with
the Ballard Ice Cream it proved to
be the only series of the evening
that was not decided through shut
out victories. The Billiards. took the
second and third of the series. Mac
cabees, Polar Ice, billing Candy,
indianapolis News, Inland Box and
Universal Carloading made clean
sweeps of their initial series.
Victims of the shutouts were
Centlivre Beers, Republic Creosot-
ing, L. Strauss & Co.. Bemis Bags.
indianapolis Screw Products and
Indianapolis Glove Co. A $40 by
Bland of the NIaccabees and a $50
from Giltner of the News proved to
be the leading individual scores of
the session.