The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-30

A RNOLD Knapp featured an eve
"A ming of mediocre scoring when
he posted his best series of the
season while performing in the
Pritchett Recreation League, to top
the solo events of the Tuesday night
loops
He tailed a 666 from games of
200, 221 and 245, leading his Coca
Cola five to triple win over Hilge-
meier Packers. only two other pas
timers of the league passed 600 in
their three trys, John OFT winding
up at 61O and Bobby Wilmoth at COG.
WilIsey Cleaners upset Bemis
Bags three times, Silver Circle Beer
dropped three to the A & j. to run
their consecutive losing streak to
"A games Thomas Restaurant
goose legged Fendrick Restaurant
and Indianapolis Glove Co. out
scored Mccullough Printing Co.
twice.
DILL SARGENT was again in
ID fine form, and, in slamming out
the only 600 series in the st. Philip
No. ! league took City-Wide runner
up honorS for the evening. He
turned in games of 223, 234 and 204
for a Gel Team results Of the league
showed ROLES Printing as Chree-time
winners over S. & S. Service Sta
ton; Falls City Hi-Brus taking a
Shutout over Cooks Goldblume; Mic
-McCahill downing Coca-Cola
twice and First Premium Beer in a
double win over Lieber Lager.
EOUR nice series emerged from
Il the weekly efforts of the Com
mercial League at the Illinois Alleys,
a 642 by Les Koelling topping the
quartet. Charlie Sellers joined Koel-
ling with GA that gave the In
dianapolis News three wins over
Crescent Paper Co.
The two remaining 900 shooters
were members Of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank and through their nice
donations, the Bankers swept
through the Spencer House Cafe for
trio of victories. Morris Pearson
had $40 and Herb LaWrenz, a 613.
A. C. w. of A. and Central States
Envelope also won over the Shutout
route, SchloSsers Oak Grove Butter
and Frank Hatfield Fords being the
losers. Geo. J Mayer and Beveridge
Paper took odd game decisions over
Indiana Film Transit and Sugar
Creek Creamery. The Merchants
Bank totaled 2815 with aid of
1902 middle game.
The Pennholf Grille League enjoyed some
nice scoring during its matches at Prit-
chett's, five 600 totals being posted as two
new seasons records were set up in the
team events.
Ed Tabert tossed a 6tS, that the
highest count of the evening. and when
Harold Rohr, a team mate The Spirit
of st, Louis, Clipped In a $50, the rail-
readers posted the two team records. The
seasons top single game, 1910 was
nanked by counts of 963 and 93i that
melted them the new high series, 1904.
Along with it they took three games
from the opposing Pennsy Arrows TO go
into tie for the runnerup berth in the
team standings Jack Hunts COG was the
best the losers had to offer,
Harry Scarborough toppled SOC pins TO
lead Wonder Cocktail to three-time
victory over Cocktail Hour. thereby keep
ing the team at the top in the league
race. Herb Fehr's 63l failed to aid the
Hanrahan Specials, for they dropped
pair TO Manhattans. In the other team
series, All-Americans thumped Pennhoff
Cocktails three times.
Strong with 625 and TAYLOR Jr with 500
we're the leading pin SmasherS Of the
naples at the Uptown Alleys. Johnson
Coal and Frank Tire Co. emerged victorious
three times over Al Auto Radiator Serv-
Inland Battery and Suite Shoe Shop took
TWO each from Boards Brake Service.
Ready Mixed Concrete and Advance Paint
Co.
Mike Reckert hit 500 on the nose to
carry of the scoring honorS Of the In
dianapols Water Co. League in session at
up in double wins for Pumps Office and
Meters over Filters, Yards and Readers
The Hoosier A C. session at Pritchetts
found Harold Arntholder with COS and
Carl Vandiyer with 600 as the best per-
formers of the evening. Double wins
ruled the team series. John Hancock
Mutual Insurance. Coca Cola and Indian
apolis Office Supply winning from H A.
e Boosters, Barrett Coal Co. and Potter
Coal & Material
No team Of the optical League got by
without defeat during last nights session
al the Central Alleys. Double victories
went to DR.. J. E. Kernels Universal
BtocalS. Whte-HaineS and Continentals
over OptometriSts. Shur-On Fox Optical
and American optical FLOYD KENYON
was head solo performer with a 624
series.