The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
BY BERNARD HARMON

ERANCIS OPUG) LEPPERTs
Il southpaw slants gained him a
688 that topped all individual eff
forts of last nights league pastim-
ing. Rolling with the Sherer Elec-
tries Of the intermediate loop al
the Uptown Alleys, he turned in
games of 255, 213 and 900 that
earned his team a tWo-tine VIC
tory over Coca Cola.
A pair of 600 totals gave Fishers
Pharmacy sweep of its games over
Enos Coal Co. Adam Schoen had
625 and Charley Roberts SOB for the
druggists. Uptown Tavern also
gained triple victory, with Carl
Click setting the pace with $50
Other team series resulted in two
time victories for Eastern Coal and
Indiana Candy & Tobacco over
Schultz Furniture and E. johnson
Coal Co. McFadden of the Eastern
ers turned in 621 in his three tries
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T LLOYD JACOBS, who has been
IL tossing lot of 6O0s in the
AutomOtive League this season,
steamed up little last night, and
in taking runner-up honors of the
city, set a new individual high
total mark for the loop with
664, from 246, 234 and 1874. The
big series came during the circuits
regular matches at the Illinois
Alleys.
Jacobs Eagle Machine Co. quin-
tet was unopposed in its series,
Inland Battery being scheduled to
shoot at later date. In other
team series, Abe Pavy with a
627 led Beard Brake Service to an
odd game decision over Mellett
Co.; Jones Maley, Inc, despite
Eddie Truths 631, dropped two to
Indiana Tire and Rubber and
Hoosier Casualty shut out Denny
Motor Service in a series that
showed no honor totals.
THE weekly session of the Park
l. way Recreation League brought
out some nifty scoring, seven pas
timers of the loop passing the 600
mark during the evenings workout
at the Parkway Alleys. Tom Carr
located the pocket more consistently
than his loop rivals and assembled
the best series of the evening, a
GAL, leading his Farmers National
aggregation to a two-game victory
over Kingan & Co., which had
Frank Blacks COG as it's major con-
tribution.
Every other team series was de-
cided over the two to one route.
Bakers Lunch shaded Coca Cola
twice as two of its members lam
basted the NAPLES for nice counts.
Oscar Bartelson had 610 and Walter
Reed, GOT. Wayne Levitt let loose
a COS that benefited Roberts Milk
in its double victory over Ritz Tav-
ern; Austin Flanders with 623 was
the poWerhouse in Garrick Theater's
two-game win over Bowers & Hin
del; Miller's Tavern bested Pearson
Co. twice when Ed Harvey showed a
GOT and Acme-Monon Coal Co. won
the rubber over BEECH Whiz in the
only series that failed to produce
an honor count.
Il Il
postponed series of the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club League was rolled at the
Pritchett Alleys last night, and it found
Jack Hunt in rare form. Anchoring for
the Kernel Opticals. who opposed Indi-
annapolis Office Supply, he combed the
Alleys for 662 on games of 2O3, 24O and
219 The Office Supply boys COPIED two
of the three tits.
The usual hard hitters of the Universal
League League 1aiIed to get going in last nights
emerging, from the twelve teams in action.
Jim HoIlenbaugh headed the honor trio
pith e 6Ss' Julius Carteeaux had 621 and
took three games from Kennedys Fire
Fighters for the only clean sweep of the
evening. Other contests went to Louie's
Capitol Ice and Blue Point Service through
double wins over Heidenreich Florist. Polk S
Sanitary Milk Co.. Dutch Master Cigars,
pennsylvania and Russell Cafeteria.
Lorenz Wiesman topped a trio of 900
shooters in the Elks League at the Antlers
Alleys, with a 64e. Others to pass the
mark were Bud Chown with GOT and John
Heidenreich with COS. Every team series
was won through two-time victories. La
Fendrich Cigars. Indiana Wheel and Rim
Little-Doo and Burdsal Paints downing
Heioenrelch Florists, Bailey Insurance,
Hotel Antlers and Mobilgas
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The new Illinois League of six teams in
augurated its season at the Illinois Alleys
i iat, night, with Ike Geese firing the
lying starts with triple wins over McOuay-
Norris and German Beneficial Union. while
sahara Drill Corps were stopped once by
Sahara Reveers.
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In the Real Silk Mixed League, Row
sparrow outscored all male members of the
loop with $50, while Goldio Maschino
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