The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-11


to 622 that gave Charcles DENLY Cigars
enough edge to nab two games over Ster-
ling Beer.
Bowes Seal Fast featured the gathering
OF the Kernel Optical Ladies' League pas
timers at the Pritchett Alleys with a 260l
total which was good for a three-game
victory over Lieber Lager Four nifty in
qlvidual series we're. turned in by the
ssh. Blanche Meyer 523, Lillian Bunch sci
and Eva Dawson 507.
w., Irene N Mdahoney,s loop-leading 557, along
from Laura Alexander gained Marott Shoe
store tWo-time win over Falls City Hi
Rrn Martha az Mayer with sos and Edna
shine Cleaners turned in a shutout over
Coca Cola, Helen Kritsch's $40 and Helen
Wiese's sos being the outstanding solo
Despite Julia Lang's 511 and a 500
by Nettie Crane, Circle City Beer took a
two-game beating, from the Marks team.
with SOC.
In the Construction League, Stewart
Carey Glass Co. went back into first
place, breaking a tie that existed between
t i and the Brandt Bros Co. by winning
Brandt team dropped one of it's three
games to Harry C. Ent Materials. The
Stew! featured 1909 centerpiece. in
a 1902 opener. as its biggest thrust
s Jun BANKED .Johnson-Maas Co,
from Modern, Home fnsulators, Hayes
Bros, Inc, downed Mcclure g. Shook
swlGe ana Railroadmens Building
Utility Insulation g. Sales.
George Meyer and Bill Wolf with re-
spective totals of 63S and $50 were the
Ieaolng sololsts of the evening.
One Of the niftiest totals of the sea
son was tackled up in the Insurance League
matches at the Central Alleys last night,
when Fred Appel turned in games of 233,
1S7 and 240 for a &c.,. The only other
soloist in form was Clayton Rigsbee. who
gained runner-up honors on a 631.
With Appel's big series. the Gregory g.
Appel team had little difficulty in win
ming three games over Underwriters Ad-
Justment. 1t was the only shutout reg
istered during the session, all other con-
tests being decided by two-to-one scores.
Underwriters and Fidelity & Casualty were
the odd-game winners, Stone, Stafford &,
Stone, Rough Notes, Insurance Exchange
and U. $. F. & G. being the victims.
II
Perk Hoffman featured the Row F..
Steele's shutout victory over Pure Oil in
the Antlers Recreation League with 622.
ning. Other contests were decided through
odd-game decisions. Junior Social Club.
WheatIeS and National Malleable winning
over George. Hitz Co.. Washington Hotel
and j. D. Adams.
Walt Englshs 652 high individual total,
posted in last weeks session of the Big
Four League, failed to stand long. for dur
ing last nights matches at the Central
Alleys. Francis Raftery. the loops hustIing
secretary, set up a new mark for his rivals
to shoot at. Games of 222, 209 and 22G
gave him 657. but it failed to gain the
loop-leading General Superintendents their
series against the Beech Grove Cars, The
latter team nabbed two of the games.
In other team matches, Department Ac-
counting No. 2 won three times over
Beech Grove Electric. Beech Grove Loco
motive took two from Equipment and De-
partment Accounting No. l downed Beech
Grove Electric twice.
:. A trio of st. Joan Of Arc League pas
timers passed the 500 mark during the
Sweeney with $40, Gavin with 623 and
McDevitt with 6l4 were the honor shoot
ers. In the team matches. Duffy Malt
Foods took three games from Davey OPP
tometrist. Missouri Pacific nabbed pair
from Missouri Pacific, Uptown Cleaners
two timed A. c. Crum Jcwelers. M. H.
Farrell GRANTEES won twice over Uptown
Tavern and Blackwell Funeral Home out
scored Pittman-Rice Coal Co. twice.
Central States Envelope FASTENERS in ses-
sion at the Pritchett Alleys. He had $40.
Both term series were won by two-to-one
scores, No IS and No. Is winning over
No. Is and No. Is.