The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-22

John Kistner with coz were the other
honor shooters.
Team results found Falls City Hi-Brus
with the best team total in the city last
night, winning three times over Coca Cola;
RoKes Printing in a double victory over
Lieber Larger; Micha is-McCahill taking
two from Cooks Goldblume and First
Premium winning the rubber from g. S
Service Station. The Hi-Brus totaled 2901
through games of 957, 1015 and 929. ROLES
COPIED singles game honors with 1927.
League. member to enter the Goo ranks in
last nights session at the Delaware
and Brehob Carburetors over Selmier
Towel and Coca Cola, while double
triumphsd were turned in BY Capt99l Eur;
Cigarets and Gulfpride.
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In the Hoosier A. G. loop at Pritchett's,
Potter Coal & Material shutout H. A. c.
Boosters for the only three-time win of
the session. Coca Cola. Bowes Seal Fast
CO. and indianapolis Office supply
Charley Tyner's 6o4 was the top solo
count.
Thomas Restaurant won three games
over Hiigemeier Packers for the only shut
League. Coca Cola. Willsey Cleaners and
Indianapolis Glove Co took two each from
McGulough Printing, & j and Fendrick
y versa Beyerage and Draansfield Monuments
were were unopposed A COS from Schmalz
topped all individual scoring.
. Foote missed the 500 mark by one pin
IN the Parkway No. 2 circuit. but his 500
was the top individual total of the session.
II - series enabled his Falls City Hi-Brus
yy; valuable to his Northwestern Miiks, j. who
team me MATCHES PgoS ressuted i }woto
one victories for Aristocrat Bar, Heden-
r rh Flowers, Nip N Sip and Hink &
PINK PINK Cafe over Coca Cola Mccullough
Dutch Myers finished one pin ahead of
george Miller to take solo honors of the
MVeps S SpSsed5gssay League at P9itchstts
team match was decided over the two-to-
one route: Scorers, JUDGES, Pitmen and
LINERS winning from Officials, Guards,
Pilots and Mechanicians
Feminine FASTENERS also found the
NAPLES in an elusive mood, scores in the
Franklin Jewelry and Spencer House Cafe
Ladies Leagues being far from brilliant.
In the Jewelry loop, bowling at the Ant
iers, Helen Kritsch outscored all indiyid-
uals with a $50. Other high scorers were
Laura Alexander with $50, Anetta Crane
with 522, Helen Wiese with SIG and Mayme
Allender with sos.
Once again the Sunshine Cleaners and
Bowes Seal Fasts met and once again
first place in the team standings changed
hands. A double victory in last nights
clash gave the Sunshine a one-game lead
for the top rurg. Other team matches
resulted in tripie( victories for Marott
Shoe Store and Koch Furniture over
Happy Wonder Bakers and Hotel Antiers
Five and and double win for Falls City
Hi-Bru over Coca-Cola.
The Cafe circuits session at Pritchett's
found Marie Roth as the outstanding
soiolst; a 557 giving her the honor; Others
AMY with 528, Lois Chambers with SGT
and Goldts Machine with 512
Chas. H. Franks. Riesback Drugs, East
End Greenhouse. Pandell Florists and In
dianapolis Life Insurance were triple win
bile, Geo. o. Desauteis, Taylor Slip Covers.
Heppenstau Co. and Aliens being the -ic-
ms Bakers. Dunlop g. Hoeltegel, WISH
ington Hotel and Threms took double wins
from Glatt's Drugs. Heidenreich Florists.
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tPritchettsl.. Aiggs.. 54e: American Can
Co. Central. skabla. $40. and United
Mutual Ladies illinois. Highstreet. 452.