The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-18
CRUCIAL TRIP AWAITS YOUNG STAR
Frank Liebtag Rolls 300
Game in City Pin Session
Twelve Strike Count Is First of Season in League Com
petition: Hanna Posts Top Series.

leagues individual honors. Eva Dawson
had 5S1, Evelyn Wiesman 529, Lillian
Bunch SIS and Amy Mcdaniel 513. Mary
Euler of the losers totaled SOB in her
three games. Marott Shoes were also vic
torious through a shutout, Coca-Cola being
the victim. Laura Alexander's $50 was the
top solo series OF the winners, while Helen
McAnIy with 541 and Rose Kiehler with
sol were best for the losers.
In other team matches Sunshine Clean
ers and Lieber Layers took odd-game win
ners over Falls City Hi-Brus and Circle
City Beer. Star performers of the Sum
shines were Race Johns with 555, Helen
Kritsch with SIS and Helen Weise with
sos. Damsel Baxter and Maizie Lathrop
turned in 534 and sos for the Brus.
Wanita Fulles 500 was the top series of
the Lieber Circle City clash.
Trailing Stewart-Carey Glass Co. by
one game Brandt Bros. Co. entered last
night Construction League matches at
and and increased their lead through a two-to-
and Loechie with s22 and sos We're largely
responsible for the winners victory.
SOLE Ed 4o b the his LOOP its bhghsst
P. Jungclaus chalked up pair Of wins at
their expense. In other clashes Spickel-
meier Fuel & Supply turned in the only
Shook as Utility Insulation, Railroad
Mems Building & Savings and Harry C.
Ent Materials won twice over Hayes Bros,
sularo Insulators.
Lamb with SIS. Kfrkhofr with so7 and
the st. Joan of Arc League gathering at
the Uptown Alleys. Team results showed
A c.. Crurl Jewellers and Missouri Pacific
Uptown Cleaners and Blackwell Funeral
Home, Duffy Malt Foods and M. H. Far
Rel Grantss as yetCrs
Co. and Barrett Coal Co.
Il Il
The leading General Superintendent
were back in form in last nights Big Four
League session at the Central Alleys, win
ming three games from the opposing Beech
Grove Wheel Shop. Beech Grove Car and
Beech Grove Electric were also victorious
through shutouts. Accounting No. L and
Equipment being the victims. The best
individual performances came from the
Accounting No. Beech Grove Locomotive
match, won by the former, two-to-one,
through a single pin edge in tho initial
game. Harry Kennedy posted Ga for
the winners and Walt English COS for
the losers.
One of the Jones boys. this time Paul,
was the leading scorer of the Bankers
League games at Pritchett's; He had
rover Indiana National No. g. The two
other team clashes were also DECIDED
through N9 sngs be se21ce No seFy
ming over Indiana National No. and Pub
lie Service No. 2. Union Trust was un-
opposed
Val schneider's 6o2 was good for the in
dividual honors of the South Side Rec
reation League, in action at the FOUNTAIN IN
Bank BANKED indianapolis Towel Supply.
Jacks Place shut out Budweiser Cafe,
oe e0a rae ae toof pa
from Paramount Glass Co. in other con-
tests.
All matches Of the An Z Recreation
League we're decided over the two one
route, J. D. Adams, National Malleable,
Junior Social Club and Roy E. Steele win
Pure Oil and Geo HI tz Co. Atherton with
$40 was the top soloist of the session.
Leading individualists of other loops
were; Insurance Central, George Feet,
586; Schwitzer -Cummins parkway. Dave
Killian, 571. and Central States Envelope
tPritchett's), Curt Wray. 573.
The second half of the fourth annual
match between indianapolis and Louis
vile (Ky) Reformed Church teams is to
take place in the Kentucky city tonight.
Eighty-fve FASTENERS will invade the
host city in an attempt to protect the
S79 pin lead assembled by IL local teams
in the initial half of the match at Pritch-
ett's Alleys in December.
Scoring in the Indianapolis Reformed
Church League has been on the upgrade
in the last few weeks and with such out
standing pin topplers Charlie Cray,
Dick Nordholt, Dan Hackerd, Art Wei
shaar and the quintet of Schools in their
lineups tonight the locals should give the
Blue Grass boys some real competition.
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East End Greenhouse, leaders of the 49,
team Spencer Cafe Ladies League, will
journey to Columbus Ind tomorrow,
where they are to meet an all-star ag-
gregation of feminine kegelers at Frank
Hueber's Recreation AllyS.
Members of the Greenhouse quintet are
Marie Zook, captain Lucille Ruff, Helen
Rohr. Marjorie Kelley and Josephine
Schmidt.