The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-02

outstanding scorers, totals of 573
and 554 gaining the honor.
Dick Nordholt and Charley CRAY were
the only 500 shooters Of the Reformed
Sirqht- totals Of ssi and 62s carrying them
over. Pleasant Run whipped the second
Reformed No. 3 in all three OF their
games. Second Reformed No 5lankeo
the FIRST Reformed. Emmanuel No. three
timed the Second Reformed No. Z ana
the Trinity outscored the Immsnuel No.
l in a pair OF contests.
In the Evangelical League at Pritchetts,
four honor totals appeared during last
nights session. Bob Hsrtman.s $40 was
the best of the quartet, which included
Menges 6O7. The Reds, Cubs and Doog-
ers mastered the Yanks. Pirates and White
Sox in all three games OF tnelr seLles'
Browns and Giants over the Senators,
Cardinals and Braves
Even though Eddie Greaver opened weak
" with a f4s, he proceeded with games
Of 234 and 2i8 to reach 600 even, the best
total Of the Indianapolis stars matinee
session at Pritchett's yesterday. IRONY
Double victories resulted in all team series.
Freshmen. Mailers No. l and Mosers nos,
ing out the Wheels, Mailers No. 10 and
Wrong Fonts.
The usual hard hitters of the Court
House League were batting zero during
last nights aSbo y s7 st c6 5ne Df fhe in-
dividual honorS. No triple wins were
registered during the evening; all con
tests being decided via the 2-To-I route
Prosecutors were the winning comolna-
tions. with the Clerks. Highways. Treas
urers and Lawyers taking the oeatlngs'
soa hv caorga and . SGT bv Stahl. rep
resented the best individual performance:
of the Indianapolis League d.
the Hotel Antlers last night. buDrLIe III
we're three-time winners over the GraphC
Products. Cartwright Grinding naopeo Z
pair from the Apologize Service and IN
indiana Wheel & Rims took an ooo-gam'
decision over the Auto Equipment.
Kurtsinger scared to a $40 total. tn
only honor count of the. Lions Cluo SeS
sion of last night. Heads. by virtue OF
1034 finish. took a pair from the Whlskers
Ears two-timed the Names and HIDES pesI,
ed the Claws in a pair, whle me IeeLI
TTaiis in all three games. The Lions wer'
roaring at the Antlers alleys.
st. Marks and Beech Grove Christian.
were three-time winners over the Caviar!
II B and Woodruff Place teams IN I'M
indianapolis Church League at the Foun
tain Square alleys. FOUNTAIN oquaigS o ~
Edwin Ray took two each from the Broao,
way Baptists and Beech Grove No; l.
SIS by H. Smith topped the individual
scoring.
The Kiwanis League failed to produce
an Outstanding total during last night.
session at the Indiana alleys; a S3' o. o
shannenberger represented the oe Hd ve ln
Rykers and Hendricks were three-tlm,
winners over Falls. Springs and Mltcneis
while two-time victories went 10 IN
Heads, Selmiers and LippincottS over IN
Rochstahlers and Jones.
Three 500 totals appeared on the st
Joan Of Arc League score sheets OF las tS,
Uptown alleys, Clarence Schneider led IN,
scoring on a 636. B. Smith placed secont
or S2S and an . P eT3 +Te fam res s0qk f tnf ih th'
Thos. Fitzgerald Goals and Uptown Clean
ers winning three each from the ". !
Robinsons and G tbs ch Ares Dje MhJ5e Cigar Cigar
and Speaks g. Fins over the Scott Truck
ing and Wonderbars.
A SIT by Ellis stackhouse was the bes
individual performance turned In by tn
alleys. TIL McIlvaine-Kothes and .Kauti
ali games from the Metropolitans Coal!
and j. S. Perry. Double wins %featureG
the other team series, City SECURITIES, w
j. Holidays and Hadley Mahoneys winning
from the Bayuk Phillies. Republic Coal &
Cokes and Crown Laundry.
Cooneys e. Robertsons were two-tim'
winners over the Kerns and Jordans II
the Parkway Ladies' League. Schneider
again led the individual dual scoring
having a SOL.
only two series were completed in thu
Oil League at the Illinois alleys, Caste
terra and Hoosier Pete winning. two games
each over the Linco No. 4 and Linco No
2. Linco No. /. Linco No. 3. were unop'
posed. Sellers topped the individual Scor'
ing with a 585 series.
Jess smythe pounded out a 69S to pac'
the individuals of the State Highwa!
League at P~ritchett's. No other 60'
scoring resulted during last night,
session. Roads took the only triple win
the Slabs being on the receiving end o
the shutout. Arches. Girders and Test
won their series from the ADULTS, Culvert
and Trusses by 2-to-1 scores.