The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-04

the leading willsey Cleaners a battle, for
Wood joined Bohne with. 627 and the
running. Gene Ruff and Hap Powers with
629 and sos we're best for the Cleaners
Bohne used games of 252, 2O2 and 2a1 for
his big series.
All other team matches were decided
over the two-to-one route. Mccullough
Printing. Hilgemeier Packers A. 81 j.,
FSomsi Bags snd c2Sa cola wnnns S
erage, Indianapolis Glove Co. Dransheld
Monuments and Fendrick Restaurant.
D l0ndb turned rGsG. in sb elS for the Mccul
SOC. Al Hoereth totaled sos for the A.
&. Us and Paul Field collected Gil while
in action with the Hendricks.
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Al Bottin occasionally cuts loose with
some fancy totals, and last nights session
of the Commercial League at the Illinois
Alleys was one of those occasions. He
totaled 65S to cop the solo honors of the
a three-game victory over Schlosser Oak
Grove Butter. Courtney of the losers had
a GIL. Only one other honor count
emerged from the gathering. Q1inette
banked Beverage Paper Co. Mer-
chants National Bank, Geo. J. Mayer and
Gray Gribben Gray also nabbed shut
outs. P, r. Mallory. Central States
Envelope Co. and Sugar Greek Creamery
being their victims Spencer House Cafe
and Indiana Film Transit won twice each
over A. C. w. of A. and Frank Hat
field FOrds.
FASTENERS of the St. Philip No. 1 League
turned in nine 600 totals during their
two-night session at the East Side Alleys.
Johnny Kiesel produced the best 600 total.
but Chuck Markey provided the most.
Kiesel had 657 for the high honors,
while. Markey. performing. with his First
while playing pinch-hitting, role with
S & S Service Station he collected 643.
Butch Xix was again in scoring mood
and gave Cooks Goldblume a ,653 to go
with Kiesel's topper, winning the quintet
a pair of games over the S & S boys.
Markey's First Premium made use of his
Michaelis-M cCahili A trio of ROLES Print
ing Co. members went big to give the
team three-game victory over Falls CITY
Barrett 500 and Paul eastman 6O6 Harold
Barrett's 644 featured for the Brus The
remaining 500 was turned in by Doc
to spare His Coca Colas lost twice to
Lieber Layers.
Pug Leppert's southpaw slants gained
him another 900 series last night; This
time it was 635 that was good for solo
honors of the Community League session
at the Uptown. In the team clashes.
Chas. Franck Tires and Boards Brake
Service shut out Inland Battery and
Ready Mixed Concrete, while Motor Ex-
press and Al Auto Radiator Service won
twice from Johnson Coal Co. ana suite
Shoe Shop.
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Six hundred totals were again numerous
in the Hoosier A. C. session, a quintet
of FASTENERS hitting the mark they
went through their PAGES at Pritchetts.
Freddie Schmit had 63i, Leander King 619,
Jack Hunt 61S, Larry Rudbeck 613 and
Owen Fancher 600. indianapolis Office
Supply, BOwes Seal Fast and John
Hancock Mutual insurance three
timers over III. A. C. Boosters, Potter Coal
G. Material and Coca Cola, while Kernel
Opticals took a pair from Barrett Coal
Co.
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Wallis 618. being the only honor count
of the Parkway Recreation League No. 2.
won him the individual honors of the
loop. All team contests were decided
through odd-game decisions, Prest-O-Lite
Battery. Leon Tailors, Falls City Hi-Brus,
Heidenreich Florists, Hink & Dink k, Cafe
Mccullough Co., Coca Cola, Carsons,
Northwestern Milks and Aristocat Bar.
Leading scores of other leagues were
as follows: Indianapolis Water Co
(Pritchett'sl Shuman GIG; Delaware Re
creation Delaware. Ward $40, Clark.
603; Fountain Square Merchants (Foun-
tain Square,, Pritchard, Hendricks 602s;
optical Central. Rutledge. 500; Gyro
Parkway Fatout, SGT; Franklin Jewelry
Ladies fAntlersl Mabel Fisher. $40;
Spencer Cafe Ladies (Pritchettsl, Ficher,
Baker 536s.