The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-13

ley Printing Co., Bingham Rollers
and ROLES Printing Co, as their
victims.
The American Central Life League
swung into action last night at the
Pritchett Alleys, with a 578 by Ken
ME Koelling topping the individual
scoring. All team series were de-
cided by two TO one scores. Ordi-
nary Life, Ten-Year Term and o.
L. c. o. being victorious over Joint
Life, 20-Pay Life and 20-Year En-
dowment.
Millett Garage topped the Inland Bat
terry three times for the only clean sweep
series Of the Aulomotive League at the
illinois. Jones-Maley took pair from
Beard Brake Service and Hoosler Casual
" bested Eagle Machine in two games
Denny Motor Transport was unopposedg
their series later. Lloyd Jacobs was high
scorer Of the loop, a 5s2 gaining him the
honor.
Frank wuensch and Freddie Weber
celebrated the opening of the st. Cath
crimes League at the Fountain Square
Alleys with totals Of GIG and COZ; the
sandwiched in a 246 game that put him
over the honor mark. Fountain Square
Furniture got away to fast. start, scoring
the lone shutout victory Of the session.
Wizard Machine was the victim OF the
sauteTs Tavern TOOK pair from
over Weber Mix Co. and Thomas Shoes
bested Lauck Funeral Home in pair.
Gus Maschmeier and Bob Dittrich bat
tied for individual honors rs the Fletcher
Trust Co. League faced &c pins for the
night Maschmeier VOL the argument
By pged GO u Pn At sS55ns west 80 Inda R5in
Branch was the only team to win three
games. Main ohice being the shutout
from rom East Side Branch. Broad Ripple
Branch won twice from West Street
Branch and West Michigan Street Branch
nabbed a pair from Thirtieth Street
Branch.
Pearson Co.. Inc. made it six straight
wins in he Parkway Recreation League
Whizs during last nights session at
the Parkway Alleys. Garrick Theater
also made clean sweep Of its series
went to the Kingan g. Co, Ritz Tavern,
Coca Cola and Acme-Monon Coal over
Bowers Beach & Arthur, Bakers Lunch
again topped the individual scoring max
ing it two COOS in two starts. He con-
nected for 6l2 in last nights pastim-
ing Stiles rolled consistently to reach
598 and the runnerup honors.
Three teams of the Industrial League
into action for the second night this
season at the Indiana Alleys. Polar Ice
g. Fuel Co. Maccabe and Inland Box
kept their states clean at the expense Of
E-z Bake Flour. Ballard Ice Cream and
Republic Creosote,. having tasted defeat
on the opening night also pounded out
Bag was the victim of the Billiards., while
General outdoor Advertising finished on
the zero end of its series with the Greco
sotes.
Centlivre Beer took a two-to-one deci-
sion over indianapolis Railways, Indian
versal Carloading. and Prest-O-Lite took
an odd-game decision over indianapolis
Glove in the remaining team series. L.
Wheeler tossed the loops initial 500 total
to lead the individual scoring. He edged
over the mark with three pins to spare
at SOB.
At the Hotel Antlers Alleys last night
the Elks League inaugurated its 1885
season with Tom selm 1 as its leading
when he halted at 900 even. Three team
series were completed Mobilgas and
Burdsal Paints winning three games each
surance took pair from .Heidenreich
Florists. Indiana Wheel and Rim will
bowl against last nights scores of La
Hendricks at later date.
NJ. c. Mescall, Print-Kraft and Kamm's
Beer were triple winners at the st. |
Philip Alleys last night. Their victims |
were Foresters, Sterling Beers and |
Pittman-Rice Coal Co. Rural Shoe Re |
builders were halted in their march |
toward a. triple victory when the H. & H |
Sales took the middle game. Bill Itenback |
led the individual scoring with a 564.
All bowlers interested in the reorgani- |
cation of the Little Flower League should |
attend a meeting and practice session ct |
the Delaware Alleys tonight. Those I'M |
able to be present should turn in their |
names to Russ Miller, manager of the |
alleys; Red Haugh or Smithys barber |
shop.
Lorenz Wiesman. manager of the Ant
lers Alleys, will organize a new league |
at his establishment tonight. and bowlerS |
interested should attend. The meeting is |
scheduled for 1880. WiSeman reports that !
the league will embody teams with av- |
erages from $50 to $50.