The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-31
A. B. c. Officials Hope to
Reach City Quota Today
Entry Total Passes $50 Mark as 253 Teams Join in
Late Rush; Goal Is 1000

A trio of honor counts were posted by
american Central Life members as they
outscored all rivals with SGT, Bobby Will
moth totaled 618 in his three games and
Ed Karmann registered a GOT. The three
tories for 20-Payment Life. Ordinary Life
and 20-Year Endowment over Joint Life
0. L. c. o. and lo-Year Term.
scorers of the Real silk Mixed session al
Cox. 500 Alley Rats nabbed three 01e ssm an9
from Hot Shots for the cnlv shutour IF
the evening. GuGtersnipes and Head Hunt
ers won two each from Indians and Gulley
Brushes.
:. Freddie Shaw was six pins short of 500
IN the Parkway Recreation League, but the
pa was enough to give him the individual
ts In9ls b 0f she evening Triple wins were
and Bowers & Hindle over Kingan & Co.,
MiLer,s Tavern and Garrick Theater
double victory G by Beech Ge was held to
schuster Coal Co. was the only three
came anne, winner in the st: Catherine
Thomans Shoe Store W WoS t Twice victim from
Trefy'S Inn. Sauters Tavern nabbed nair
e even Mix SapaEe PuTnture and Web
other clashes. Harold Thoman was TOP
soloist with 500.
In the Elks gathering at the Antlers
Aiieys, Bob Haagsma outscored all rivals
with 500. Burdsal Paints picked up a
little percentage on other quintets through
The only. shutout victory of the evening
They DEF defeated Doolittles. Mobilgas, indf-
Cigars won two each over Hotel Antiers.
Heldenreich Florists and Bailey's In
surance.
The Automotive League FASTENERS we're
in scoring mood last night, six honor
series being turned in during the session
at the Illinois. Noah Mishler topped the
sextet with a SAG, Howard Abraham had
6S3, Tom Brown 621, Oscar Buses
COS, Harold Smith a SOC and Lloyd Jacobs
6O4. Eagle Machine Co. was the only
triple winner of the evening, Beard Brake
Service taking the sheIla cking. Hoosier
Casualty, Inland Battery and Phillips "66,
won two each from Jones-MaIey, Denny
Motor Service and G. A. MiIlett Co.
Charley Vehling was the leading in
divldual OF the l.. S. Ayres & Co. League
last night: He had 598, but was given
his trio of games. In the team matches.
Menden Luggage and Estate Ranges reg
lStered shutouts over Ashcraft Shirts and
Elgln watches, while Knox Hats, Kuppen-
heimer, Belnord Shirts and Phoenix Hose
nehbeo double wins over Stokol GrunoW.
Matrix Shoes and AMC Shirts.
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The two-way tie for the top berth of the
E. c: Atkins Co. League team standings
remained unchanged as the co-leaders took
double bestings in last nights matches
at the Indiana. Office lost to Laboratory
and Handle Shop was edged out by Sill
yer Steel The third-place Tool Makers
missed an, opportunity to pick up on the
Leaders when they dropped three games
TO Metal Saws. In other clashes Pur-
chasing ard Inserted Tooth beat Saw
Smlthers and Hack Saws twice. Schmalz' S
500 was the top individual series
II
Taylor toppei the soloists of the Dia-
mono Chain League at the Pritchetts with
q $50. Neil King outscored all Illinois
Recreation rivals with 584 and Williams
WITH. ST. was the leading individual of
the Link-Belt matches at the Central.