The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-22

with games Of 1928 and 1904 to total 3077.
They won twice over Liber Lager, which
nabbed the initial game with 1910 and
threatened in the second with 1917. Jerry
OGrady with 633 and Fred Schleimer with
615 were the Layers chief scorers.
Tedrowe's big series resulted from games
of 2S2, 1871 and 266. but it failed to give
his Sterling Beers an edge over Bowes
Seal Fast, which won two of the three
games, the final through single pin
margin. In the remaining tilt, Marott
Harry Wheeler's 624 and Oscar Behren's
6O4 featured for the winners, while Jack
Hunt with COS paced the losers.
Ray Violet showed his United Mutual
Life Insurance League rivals a few tricks
during the Loops session session at the noli
honors with a 666 total, which led his
Ordinary Life aggregation to shutout
victory over Modified Life In the other
team contest Annuities outscored En-
dowments twice.
Leagues nip and tuck race failed to
change hands during last nights session
at the Pritchett Alleys, Stewart-Carey
teams each losing two games. The former
took a beating from Harry c. Emf Ma
terials, while The Brandts lost to Railroad
Mems BUILDING, & Savings Association
The Utility Insulation & Sales-Wr. P.
Jungclauss match resulted in two to
one decision for the. former. but other
contests were decided through shtuoutS
Co. and Modern Home Insulators were the
three-time winners, Johnson-Maas Co.,
Hayes Bros, Inc. and McGire & Shook
being their victims. Harold Horn with
top scorers of the session.
U. S. F. G. and New Amsterdam
clashed last night with first place in the
Insurance League at stake, and, thanks
to Freddie Schmitt, the former aggrega-
ton remained at the top with triple
victory. Schmitt assembled 643 to carry
off the individual honors of the session,
which was held at the Central Alleys.
Connecticut General, Rough Notes, Fidel-
ity & Casualty and H. J. Spier Co. also
registered shutouts. Inspection Bureau,
Adjustment, Hoosier Casualty and Hoosier
Underwriters being the victims. Globe
Indemnity won twice over Underwriters
Adjustment.
Myers 635 was good for the solo honors
of the Prest- Lite session at the Cen
trail Alleys. All team matches were de-
cided over the two to-one route, Engineers,
Maintenance and Assembly winning from
Office, Machine Shop and Hydraulic Press.
Ten FASTENERS of the Washington League
totals during night
matches at the Illinois. the best series
of the bunch being Justin Forsythe's 634.
double victory over Max Patton Cafe,
which had Frank Liebtag's sos as its best
series. The winners posted 1893 open
the top team count of the evening when
they closed with 1921 and 1850 for a 1887.
schmtt but won the final p pair
with ease. John Blue with 615 was their
chief scorer.
With John Kiesel at SIG, Bob Morris at
1910 game. Chuck Marley led Hoosier
o8pticals to double win over MCCARTHY
the losers had a 6O7 j. e Kernel op-
ticals took another two-time beating, Cap
n ts ice being sgr the Tnp VIM s22 Virgil Kah
Tom Browns 622, PENCIL took shellack-
ing from Board of Trade, No 6o0s were
registered in the Illinois FiVe-FallS City
Larger match, won by the former through
a shutout.
All team matches of the Hillcrest
Leagues session at Pritchetts were de-
cided over the shutout route, Young S
Drivers, Davidsons Stymies. Selmier.s
Caddies and Kempers Divots winning
from Rowe's Roughs. Darnaby's Puts,
Warren's Traps and Jones Divots Lead
ing soloists were Tom Selmier with SIP
and Collins with 602.
Top scorers of other leagues were: Big
Four Central. Tiff sos; Antlers Recrea-
ton (Antlersl, Sturgeon, 593; Central
States Envelope (Pritchett'sl. Ortel, 5S9;
South Side Recn. Fountain Square,
Miles $50; Armour Co. Central, Rohr-
man, 579: St. Joan of Arc Uptown. j.
Argus. Jr, SIS; Schweitzer- Cumrnins
Parkway, Kitchener. $50 and lockwood
indiana. Binnion, $50.