The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-27

lZatlOn meeting, ana curing IIle
course of the afternoon got in few
practice ticks. Another group will
assemble there today, and Goodwin
expects to have some crack organi-
cations assembled at the conclusion
of the session.
Women desiring to get acquaint-
ed with the "feel" of tournament
alleys in preparation for the big
event scheduled for feminine pas
timers on the night following the
closing of the A. B. c.. will have an
opportunity when the Pennsy stages
a $50 handicap doubles affair on
March and 8. Race Johns is in
charge of the event and information
can be obtained from her at Riley
OO78.
THE indianapolis League men,
l. bers still were pounding away at
those new three-pound- eight ounce
naples last night and they found
them just about as tough to knock
down as they were in their initial
appearance on the alleys, one week
previous.
Thirteen individuals tumbled more
than 900 pins in their trio of eff
forts, but only one of the group
posted a total that looked anything
like the usual run of scores in the
circuit. Harry Wheeler, who re-
Gently was forced out of the game
for several weeks, owing to an OPP
Grafton, continued to show his rivals
that his layoff had no ill effects on
his scoring prowess. He led the
loop and, in fact, every one in ac-
ton throughout the city, when he
tossed games of 269, 1877 and 225 for
total of SOL.
His top series combined with a
621 by Ed Stevenson, boosted Ma
rott Shoes to the best team total
registered during the session.
Games of 1856, 913 and 1925 netted
the team 1894 and a triple victory
over Coca-Cola, which had Paul
Quass with a GIL as it's leading
scorer. Lieber Brewers and Falls
City Hi-BruS were the only other
three-game winners of the evening.
Paced by Dad Hannas 633, the
Brewers BANKED Marmon- Herring
ton, who had Walt Hickman at 609
and the Brus trounced L. S. Ayres
& Co. through the aid of Joe Full
tons GOT and Carl Hardin's 600.
Cooks Goldblumes took another
two-time beating, Bowes Seal Fast
being their conquerors. Dan Alb
bolt turned in a CAB for the winners,
while Jess Pritchett's $40 was the
best the Blumes had to offer. Klee's
Set-Up won the odd game over
Crystal Flash Gasoline, Bud Schoch
being the leading soloist with 628.
With Jerry O'Grady's 627 as its top
count, Lieber Layers nabbed two
games over Stube Club. Martins
GIG featured for the losers. In the
remaining team clash, Acetylene
Products Co. won a pair from Sterl-
ing Beer. Dutch Myers GLIB for the
losers was the only 600 for the tilt.
A sextet of honor totals emerged from
the Uptown Recreation League matches at
the Uptown Alleys. When half of the
number came from members of Harper's
Garage, thSt quintet turned in a triple
victory over Bader Coffee Co. and as
sembled the top team total of the eve
ming, 292S. They featured 1858 mid
die game. Herman Morgan Jr. with 63i
Justin Forsythe with 621 and Freddie
Shaw with 60i were the winners heavy
hitters. Leo Hale posted 6S5 for the
losers, to cop the solo honors of the ses-
sion.
Joe Rea gave Hoosier Pete's a 601 in
their three-game victory over Kimmel
Furniture. The winners had 1910 CEN
terpiece. Bill Bowen was the only other
600 shooter. He had GIL as his l..
Strauss g. Co. quintet nabbed a pair of
wins from Ko-We-Ba Coffee Co. In the
other team matches. g. Battery shut
out Beck Coal and Coke and City Market
downed Coca Cola twice.
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81 george fpg Kennedy again topped all rivals
League as they went through their PAGES
at e the Illinois Alleys last night He had
we sa' p 5ne only 500 eognt Of the evening
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and Morris-st. while Aa GSdGinsng p Iins
Dept Dept , and Credit Dept. won two each
West Plant No. 2.
Caravan Club was the only aggrega-
m mon 70 e IS Pc defeat in last nights
Pritchett Alleys. The team outscore d H i've
Reds three times. while other contests
we're being decided over the two-to-one
T Mteo, EXCHANGE Unity. Universal Indians
change Service edged out. Ediphone. Lions
G!uo, EXCHANGE Lame Bulls. A. B. C. and
Universal Yankees; Joe, Malarkey's 62l
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A 60s series won Harry Marriage the
solo honors of last nights Auto Row
games at the Antlers Alleys He was in
action with Lathrop- Meyer. which won
twice over Equitable Securities. Madden
Copple and Goodyear Service No. / were
also two-time winners. Johnson Chevro-
let and Kirschner Auto Service being
their victims Goodyear Service No. Q was
more fortunate. turning in a three-time
victory over U. S. Tires.
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Results Of the Indiana Ladies' League
matches at the Indiana showed JULIAN
Goldman Union Store. Coca Cola, Cocktail
Hour Cigarets, Wohlfeld Furriers and In
dianap1ls Glove Co. No. as triple win
ners over Dorn's Grocery, Old Gold Gig
arets, III. Sehmitt Insurance, Haag's Cam
seen and Indianapolis Blove Co. No. 2 and
lincoln Hotel, Comptometers, Sports Spon-
sor and Kay Jewelry as two-time winners
over Hoosier Petes. Cooper's Lunch. King
an & Co. and L. S. Ayses Co. Fern
lift was nish scorer with 504.
Individual leaders of other league ses-
sions wers: Federal tCentrall. Wilson,
576; K-oger Grocery Parkway. Middle
ton. 574: Polk Sanitary Mix fountain
Square,, Cline. 56z; Stokely-van Camp
lPritehett'sl. Nef $50: Medical Society
tcentraN. DR.. wilkins, $50; Eli LiIly
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