The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-21
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of the session, games of 986, 986
and 968 netting them a 2940. Baker
and Wuensch were the outstanding
shooters for the Kernels, Baker get
ting a COS as WuenSch fell four pins
short of the honor mark at $685.
All other team series of the evening
were decided over the tWo-to-one
route.
Earl Goodhue led the Lieber
Brewers to a double win over Max
Patton Cafe, with the top individual
total Of the session, a 655 Good
hue reached his outstanding total
through games of 245, 1919 and Oil
Geo. Ley gave the Indiana Candy
and Tobacco a 627, but his efforts
went unrewarded as the opposing
Illinois Five gained a two time win
The Candy boys used a 1881 to win
the opener, but failed to continue
their winning tactics in the final
pair. Waldo Mindach's $50 was out
standing for the winners.
The Fails City Hi-Bru after dropping
seven straight games, staged a comeback
TO grab the middle same of its series
with the H. E. Schmitt Insurance. Ernie
Mcklnnon of the winners was the top
Individual OF the series with $50. Anchor
men featured the HyRed's double vic
tory over Pennzoil. Walt Hickman leading
the winners with a 583, as Bob Haagsma
set the pace for the losers with a sol.
Al Holman fred trio of double GEN.
turtles 10 reach $40 and lead the Coca
Colas to a two-time victory over Hoosier
Optical Mitchell of the winners aided
his team with a 500 while Polack Of the
losers topped his teammates with a 500
No outstanding totals came from the Cap
ital Ice-Grunow series. which was won by
the former team. two to one.
Nick Noe hustling secretary Of the
Bankers League, tossed the first honor
count of the season in that loop during
last nights session at Pritchetts. Noe
collected a 62l to take the individual lead
3 to the only shutout of the evening over
Indiana National No. l. Indiana Trust
Union Trust and Public Service No. /
took double wins over Public Service No.
?. Public Service No. 3 and Indiana Ma
tional No. ?.
Helen weise led the individuals of the
Kernel Optical Ladies League at Pritch-
ett's, a 22S middle game gaining her a
500 total Three teams won Shutout VIC
tories. Sunshine Cleaners. Bowes Seal
East and Falls City Hi-Bru besting .Marott
Shoe Shop; Circle City Beer and iris
sails Fulles won twice over Coca Cola
taking the initial game by a single pin
margin.
The golfers of the Hilcrest Country
Club snapped their drivers for mineral
ties and went to work on the seasons
ten-pin schedule at Pritchett's last night
Jones Irons, as young's Drivers, Rowe's
RoughS and Kemper's Divots gained two
to-one victories over selmier's Caddies,
Warren's Traps and Davidson's Stymies
Cox led the individual scoring with a
The 16-team Insurance League opened
ITS season schedule al the Central Alleys
last night, Clayton Riggsbee topping the
lnclVlcaul scoring with a $50 New Amster-
dam, H J. Spier Co. Hoosier Casualty and
over Western Adjustment Insurance. Ex-
change. Connecticut General and Fidelity
q Casualty, while Globe Idemnity, Equit-
abe Lie and .. S. F. & G. were winning
twice over Inspection Bureau Underwriters
Adjustment and Stone-Staford.
Ed steinecker became the first 500
sDpns O Out the s Bs So0 5e 1898 oon d 1en
Central Alleys. General sup sTf hts
games over aeS0anns S6 a Bieh d F5ss
Loeomotlve. Beech Grove Cars and Ac-
counting No we're also .three-time win
ners. but each had tasted defeat on the
opening night. Their shutout victims were
Beech Grove Electrics. Beech Grove Wheel
shop and Equipment Department.
A pair Of 500 totals appeared in the
South Side Recreation League session at
the Fountain Square Alleys. Pete Riester
Buowelser Won three from Thompson S.
Enos Coal took a pair from Jacks Place
ana Bruce Balm won twice over c. Smiths
Twelve teams of the Construction League
swung into action al Pritchetts Alleys last
night; with Langbien emerging the iE6i-