The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08

honor counts, the team posted the
best three-game total in local
leagues during the evening. George
Meeker's GAL, Arch Heiss's 634 and
Dan Hornbeck's 629, along with
Hunts loop leader, gave the aggre-
CATION games of 992, 1893 and 1897
for a 1922, which Melted a triple
victory over Falls City Hi-Brus. Joe
Fulton with 664 and Carl Hardin
with 665 starred for the losers.
Three members of Cooks Gold
blume passed the 600 mark to amass
a 3058 total and a shutout victory
over Marott Shoes. With Johnny
Murphy at 674, Lee Carmi1l at 622
and Don johnson at 604, the team
posted games of $50, 1925 and 1913.
The only other outstanding individ-
ual performance of the session was
Dan Abbott's 653 in the Bowes Seal
FaSt's two-game victory over DENLY
Cigars. The remaining team match
of the session was won by Lieber
Layers over Sterling Beers, two to
one.
Battling for the top position of the
team standings of the Insurance League,
New Amsterdam's hung up new season
record during the loops matches at the
bres Aeys hit hfy ss then
unopposed, the result of their record blast
will be unknown for a few days.
The only three time victory registered
during the session went to Globe Indem-
itys, who turned back HI. Spiers in every
game. Other team matches resulted in
two Ms wins for Insurance Exchange
Hoosier Underwriters and Equitable Live
over Inspection Bureau, Gregory & APP
pei, Underwriters Adjustment, Hoosier
65s gave Arnold Pfeiffer individual
h0nors of the evening, while Fred APP
pePs 604 was good for the runner-up posi-
ton.
DOC" Kemper failed to turn in his
usual big series in the Hillcrest League
at Pritchett's. but his son Bob took care
rivals with q GIT. The big series gave
Rowe's Roughs shutout victory over
Davidson's stymies, Selmier's Caddies also
nabbed a triple victory, Jones Irons being
the victims. Young's Drivers and War
ren's Traps won two each from Kemp
ers Divots and Darnaby's Puts.
Murphys e14 gained him solo honors
of last nights gathering of st. Joan of
Arc FASTENERS at the Uptown Alleys. Coll
ing ran second with a 500. All team
clashes were decided through .odd--game de-
jewelers., Missouri Pacific, Barrett Coal
Co. and M. H. Farrell GRANTEES winning
over Davey optometrist, -Pittman-Rice
ers and Blackwell Funeral Home.
The six local quintets that tangled with
Muncie aggregations at the Illinois Alleys
last Sunday are to play a return engage
ments at Muncie tomorrow. Every In
dianapoIis team emerged victorious in last
Sundays matches and are out to repeat
their performance on foreign soil.
The knights of Columbus Bowling
Leagues second annual dance Is to be held
in the X. of C. auditorium tonight Ad.
mission is 40 cents a person and the public
is invited The proceeds Of the affair
are to be used In defraying the entry ex.
pense of the organizations teams in the
coming A. B. C. tournament. Ted Bar
rett is in charge of the event.
George Scheible has his Fraternal
Order of Eagles No. 211 in shape for their
long awaited match with an an-star ag-
gregation Of Postoffice FASTENERS. The
battle is scheduled at she Pritchett Alleys
at 1880 tomorrow afternoon.
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Leaders Of other sessions were: United
Mutual Insurance illinois,, Larry Brad
ley 637; Construction (Pritchett's), Les
Brandt, 622. Harold Horn. Gle and Law
renee Langbein, 6l3; Bankers (Pritchett'sl
DIN Hardy. 6i6; Antlers Recreation (Ant-
lers). McColloum. COT; Central States En-
velope (Pritchett'sl, Art Wettle. SOS,
Schwitzer -Cummins parkway, Arthur
Parsons, 500; Big. Four Railway Central
| (Pritchett's), Race Johns, 573. and South
Side Recreation (Fountain Square) Pete
Riester. $40.