The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-10
BY BERNARD HARMON

a COUPLE OF Z37S and 20 may
l. be TOO doughnuts, dollars, miles
or what have you, to most people,
but when you talk bowling it's a lot
of wood in any mans league.
And to Carl Mindach that num-
Der of pins was mountainous total,
for it represented his seasons best
series and tops among the various
kegelers irf session last night. He
located the pocket in his three tries
as a member of the Tools team of
the Diamond Chain League, and
Won his aggregation a pair of vic
tories over the opposing Couplings.
His loop rivals evidently watched
his exhibition during the evening,
for the totals assembled by most of
them were far below par in the
Chain circuit. George Mize, how
ever, put enough effort into his pas
timing to tack up the runner-up Sc
ries, 583, that gained his Sprock-
cts sweep of its series over Chains.
Bill ChriStiSon also kept busy
enough to assemble a SIT in leading
Cases to shutout over Specials.
The Chain organization bowls at the
Pritchett Alleys.
EOR the second time this week
l. Johnny Keisel poured in enough
strikes to nab runner-up position
among the soloists. He followed his
692 of Tuesday night with a 685 in
the Printcraft gathering at Prit-
chett's last night. He linked games
of 215, 232 and 238, but when his
mates failed to lend him the proper
support his Pauley Printing Co.
dropped two tits to Cornelius Print
ing Co.
Carl Hardin failed to lead the
loop for the first time in two weeks,
but his $40 was enough to net him
top hOnors for the league-leading
Century Lunch, which won twice
over Bingham Rollers. Lou Meyer
helped the leaders along with a 598.
Walt Hickman added another bet
-than-600 to his list of weeks
achievements when he gave Indi-
annapolis Star a 612 in it's double
win over Quality Flowers, which had
George Wales $50 as its best series.
Bud SchOch missed the 600 mark
by one pin in setting the pace for
the Advance Independent Electro
types, who won the only shutout
victory of the session.. They out
scored ROLES Printing Co. in every
game.
DASTIMERS of the huge indus
l. trial loop operating at the In
diana Alleys found Harry Wheeler
a tough boy to beat, his $50 being
far out of reach of most rivals.
opening with 1876 he scared to 254
in his middle try, and then closed
with col while in action with the
unopposed indianapolis Screw
Products aggregation.
Two additional COOS were regis
tered during the session, Charley
Menges topping 626 in his three eff
forts as jess Montague totaled 604
in his series, Menges' Maccabees
team was without opponents, but
the Montague's hard hitting gained
Outlaws a shutout victory over IN
dianapolis Glove Co.
In other team clashes, triple wins
were turned in by billing Candy,
indianapolis News, Indianapolis
Railway and Ballard Ice Cream over
L. Strauss & Co., Ben1is Bag Co.,
Indianapolis Times and General
Outdoor Advertising, as Republic
Creosoting and E-Z Bake Flour
nabbed odd-game decisions from
Polar Ice & Fuel and PRESTO
Lite Battery.
Members of the Automotive League con-
tinued their striking sprees during last
nights matches at the Illinois Alleys. Four
FASTENERS reached 900 during the session.
Ed Stewards loop-leading 635 coupled
with Lloyd Jacobs COS Melted Eagle Ma
chine Co. two-game triumph over G. A.
Millett Co. Ross Hewes helped his In
diana Tire & Rubbers to a double victory
over Hoosier Casualty with 600, while
Ed Truths 61S gave Jones MaIey, Inc.
enough power to take the only shutout of
the evening. Denny Motor Service was
the three-time victim. Oren Van Buren's
59S was the top count in his Beard Brake
Services odd-game victory over Inland
Battery.
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In THE intermediate League session at
the Uptown Alleys, E. Johnson Goals
turned in the, only shutout victory of the
evening, Orville Strong pacing the team
with the top solo series, a 629. In other
clashes Safety Boosters, Enos Coal. Uptown
Tavern and Eastern Coal won twice from
Fishers Pharmacy, Indiana Candy Co.,
Dorsey VS. Ford. and Coca Cola.
Il Il
Joe Malarkey was again in form as he
topped all Elks' League rivals with 622
at the Antlers Alleys With his help, In
diana Wheel 81 Rim swamped Hotel Ant
lers in every, game, totaling 1890 with, the
aid of a 1857 centerpiece, La Fendrich
and Burdsal Paint were also victorious
over the. shutout route, Little-Doo and
Bailey's Insurance being the victims. Mob
ilgas won twice from Heindenreich Flor
lists in the remaining tilt.
CHICAGO JE
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