The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-04
BOWes Seal Fast Totals
3141 TO Take Pin HOnOrs
Dan Abbott Anchors Team With 692 Series That Takes
CitY-Wide Individual Laures.

failed to change in last nights matches
Of the loop at the Pritchett Alleys, Brandt
leaders, each winning their series through
shutouts., The former team blanked
warts took three games from Utility IN In
and Rairoad Mems BaiIdding and ID SAVINGS
Shook and Spickelmeier Fuel being the
victims. Modern Home Insulators out
scored Hayes Bros. twice and VIM
Ent Materials in other clashes. Aided by
SAB opener, Horn totaled ga to top the
sololStS,
A $40 by Ray Herbig represented the best
Parkway Alleys. Team results found En-
a snd 6ndfns tn t rPe
in double Victories over stoker Assembly
Fan Assembly and Tool Room
Cart wray greeted the new year with
count of the Central States Envelope
out Team No. / and Team No, 1 nabbed
pair from Team No. 3.
Morgan hit 600 on the nose to set the
| pace in the Bankers League session at
| Pritchetts. Indiana National No. was
the only three time winner of the evenng,
ing. Indiana National No. l, Public Serv-
ice No. 2 and Union Trust nabbed two
| timers from Indiana National No. q Pub
| lie Service No. 8 and Indiana Trust Co.
Team results of the Hillcrest clashes at
Pritchetts showed Darnaby'S Puts, Kemp
er's Divots and Youngs Drivers in shut
o,It riNtn no xidc zinc
Jones Irons and Rowes Roughs and War
ren's Traps nabbing a pair from Selmier' S
Caddies. Doc Kemper outscored all
! league rivals with a $50 series.
Heavy scoring was not included on the
Kernel optical Ladies program last night
in its matches at the Pritchett Alleys,
Evelyn Wiesman's 5iS being good fol- the
| individual honors. Eva Dawson and
Lillian Bunch Joined Mrs. Wiesman with
series of 537 and 543 that gave Bowes Seal
Fast the top team total of the session. a
1866. The Bowes took two games from
Falls City Hi-Bru, which had as its top
scorers, Maize Lathrop with SIS and
Damsel Baxter with 51S.
Goldie Machine garnered 54S as her
Circle City Beers took double beating
|
Marott Shoes a $50 in its odd game de-
cision over Lieber Lager, which had 5I2
as its best solo series. and Lucy Court
lost twice to Marks.
mG No 500 500 shooters ISst, emerged from the
Cecilia Alleys, Otto Litzelman's SIT being
the top total Of the loop; All team
series were decided through two-to-one
Fuel; DIFFERING Litzelman No. and Lauck
aardware winning over Weight Mortuary,
and Williams Chevrolet
| =
Barrett Coal Co. and Davev ontom-
etrists were three time winners Of the
/ 81; Joan of Arc meeting at. the Uptown
a snnry Pitstman-Rice Coal Co. and Mis-
Farrell Granite, Uptown Cleaners and
Blackwell Funeral Home took two games
Foods G Snd G GpHm Je TSIsTg Pu
| session. "a 'He
:, Henry tSy Eder again outscored all rivals
the Delaware Alleys. 5ss gave him the
top spot. In the team matches Zerr's
Meat Market and smitties Barber Shop
City Service as Liukert Carburetor and
Emerson Theater took two-timers from
sinclair Motor Service and Bosart Tay-
ern.
A S1S series turned in by Perk Hoffman
in the Roy f. Steeles two-game victory
over Washington Hotel featured the ses-
sion of the Antlers Recreation loon.
Wheaties picked mp some percentage on
their rivals with the only shutout victory
OF the evening. Pure Oils being their
victim. Geo. HitE Co. and J. D. Adams
nabbed odd-game decisions over National
Malieable and Junior Social Club in other
Tits.
Larry Bradley distanced all i.dividuals
OF the United Mutual insurance League
with S7s, Modified Life trounced En-
oowment three times and Annuities
nlanked Ordinary Life in the team