The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-29

Railroad Mems Building and Saw
ings Association in other matches
Eight Washington League FASTENERS
posted 600 totals during last nights ses-
sion at the Illinois Alleys, four of then,
emerging from the Lieber Brewers Illinois
Five clash, won by the former over the
shutout route. Dad Hanna and Jim Hurt
with totals of SEQ and sos were the ton
scorers of the winners, while John Good.
wins league leading 631, and George Ger
kings COL featured for the losers The
Brewers turned in 1922 middle game
Despite pair of honor counts, Max
Patton Cafe took double beating from
DIR. J. E. Kernel Opticals. Paul Cooper
had $40 and John Kiesel a COL. Coca Cola
outscored Pennzoil in two games. The
losers tossed 1887 opener for their lone
victory. Bob Morris with Ga featured
paced the losers.
No COOS appeared in the remaining con-
tests, in which Board of Trade shut out
Grunow, as Capitol Ice and Mccarthy
Furniture nabbed odd-game decisions over
Hy-Red and H. e. Scmitt Insurance.
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In the Armour Packing Co. League al
the the Centre, Central Alleys Moxley's $50 topped
Canned Meats Produce outscored star
Hams three times and Star Bacons won
the rubber from Melrose in the team
clashes.
A pair Of honor counts were turned in
Hardy had a $40 and John oberIies so2
All dI,, team contests were decided through
Indiana National No. g. Indiana Trust Co
and Public Service No. 3 winning over In
diana National No. ?, Public Service No l.
Antler Recreation strike and spare session
e. the Ant ss Alleys sgd rts v night He
tcry paos m i Pars roy Oils Rs ssc
turned in three-game victory, Wash
ineton Hotel being their, victim: Junior So
each from a Geo Ritz CO. and National
Mslleable.
The Rough Notes quintet was plenty
rough in its Insurance League appearance
last night at the Central Alleys. II
BANKED the Insurance Exchange for the
lone shutout of the evening. Double wins
went to Stone, Stafford & Stone, Hoosier
Underwriters, H. J. s2ier Co.. New Am
sterdam. Fidelity g. Casualty. Hoosier Cas-
Adjustment, Gregory g. Appel, Equitable
Life Connecticut General, Underwriters
Adjustment, Globe Indemnity and Inspec-
ton Bureau. The only COOS of the session
we're turned in by members of the FL
deity g. Casualty team. Bill Cieaver had
a SIS and Harold Becker $40.
Sunshine Cleaners and Circle City Beers
won shutouts over Coca Cola and Marks,
in the Kernel Optical Ladies League at
Seal Fast took two games each over Ma
rott Shoe Store and Lieber Larger. Maize
Lathrop's 55s was the top solo series OF
the session
Walter English vas the lone 500 shoot
er for the pig Four Railroad League
matches at the Central. He had si2
over Equipment Department and Depart
ment Accounting No. 2 while Beech Grove
Cars and Beech Grove Wheep Shop took
and Equipment Accounting No. /.
Top soloists of other league sessions
were: East Side Social Delaware Grant
5e7: Prest-O-Lite tPritchettsl. Hussong
SGT: Central States tPritchett'sl. Nielsen
5si: U. S. Rubber Products fPritchett'sl
Chambers. $50: United Mutual Life Insur-
Cummins PARKWAY. Cox. 5s4: st. Joan OF
Arc uptown. Lamb, SIT: South Side
Recreation fountain Square,, Merely
56a7 lockwood indiana Binnion, $50
q. Baltimore 8 Ohio Gndianal. Rrsen'
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