The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-01


handling the entries for the national
A deluge Of entries received at the
Office yesterday boosted the total
near the 300 mark. Officials close
ly connected with the campaign
were confident that the 200 aggre-
cations necessary to gain their
| goal would be entered before the
deadline Is reached at midnight to-
night.
The largest blanket entry re-
ceived yesterday was that of the Big
Four Railway League, which en-
tered 80 teams, "a sets of doubles
and 48 individuals. The Indiana
Bell Telephone Co. registered Is
teams and the Schwitzer- Cum
minis CO., TO-
An extra force of workers will be
on duty in the SEVERN headquar-
tiers until midnight tonight, giving
every team and individual desiring
to participate in the worlds cham
pionship event an opportunity to
register.
From national headquarters in
Milwaukee, Elmer Baumgarten, A.
B. c. secretary, advises that his
office is flooded with last-minute
entries, assuring indianapolis rec
ord turnout of more than 5000
| teams.
COOK'S GOLDBLUMES, featur-
~ ing Jess Pritchett Sr., was the
headliner of last nights tenpin
show that included acts from 16
loops throughout the city.
Jess, who on Monday night tackled
up a 1872 season record, completed
one of the biggest scoring weeks Of
his career when he welded games of
2l5, 278 and 207 into 700 during
the Fountain Square Recreation
matches. He garnered 674 In
Wednesdays session of the Indian
apolis League, emerging with 1885
average for the three appearances.
The Blumes juvenile star, Johnny
Murphy, tossed his third big count
of the week, games of 219, 2l2 and
263 gaining him 694 that was run
nerup to Pritchett's TOO for the eve
nings solo honors. When Don john
son Joined the pair with $50, the
.eam posted a 1853 total from a 1859
and a pair of 1052s, which was good
for a three-t time victory over the
opposing Bowes Sealfast. Larry Fox
and Wilt Wimberly were the out
standing scorers for the losers. They
turned in series of 631 and 618.
Other team contests of the eve
ming were also won through shut
outs, Falls City Hi-BruS, Acetylene
Products and Marott Shoes winning
from Sterling Beer, Lieber Lager and
Chas. DENLY Cigars. Joe Fulton
with $40 and Charley Cray with 624
featured for the Brus, Bert Bruder's
$40 was tops for the Acetylenes,
Marott's had Carl Mindach's 615 as
it's best contribution, Dutch Myers
turned in a 602 for the SterllngS and
Hank Shriver's COG was the best SER
les of the Denbys.
The Washington League enjoyed another
evening of brilliant scoring as it faced the
naples at the Illinois Alleys. AL Holman
tossed q ooi series 10 top al INdiS, games
Of. 2I0, 2l1 and 24O giving him the edge.
BeneHtting from the big count, his Coca
Cola aggregation nabbed two victories
over Mccarthy Furniture, which had as
its top scorer, Earl Bright with 6OS.
Team honors of the session went to
Pennzoils, who knitted games of 95S, 1863
and 1856 into a 1913, that was good for
shutout victory over ii. Z. Schmitt In
surance. trio of honor series proved
a big boost to the top scorers, Myron New
lin getting 653, Tom Brown. 622 and
Mort Pavy, GIL. Lieber Brewers and Hy-
Red Gasoline were also three-game win
ners, Board of Trade and Grunow being
| the victims. Earl Goodhue and John
Blue gave the Brewers 62S and sol, but
the Reds blarked their opponents with
out the use OF an honor count.
The Max Patton Cafe-Capitol Ice clash.
won by the former, two-to-one, furnished
trio of 6OOs, Frank Liebtag with Csc and
Paul Cooper with 600 featuring for the
Pattons as Gene Ruff turned in SOC
| for the losers Hoosier Optical won twice
| from Illinois Five in the remaining team
match. J. E. Kernel Opticals were I'M
opposed.
New Amsterdam's triple victory in the
Insurance League gan, games Of last plight
surence Exchange as the leading u. s F.
q G were halted in one of their games
Stone, Stafford & Stone also won
through shutout, CONNECTICUT Generals
which was the top solo. series of the
session, featured for the Stones. In other
n team contests UnderwrtsT;s Adjustments
Underwriters, Gregory & Appel, western
Adjustment and Rough Notes.
Marmon's 500 was good for the indiv-
iual honors of the Schwitzer-Cu
gathering at the Parkway Alleys Fan
ner of the evening. Tool Room taking
Shipping Room and Office ns66ed odd
Pick Ups. Engineers and Drill Press.
A $40 series made schepman the star
Of the lockwood matches at the Indiana
Alleys. Palmer opened with 245 but
failed to reach the 600 mark. All team
contests were decided through double
Frictions winning over Engineers. Bases
and Ceiling Mounts.
.
The two top solo counts of last nights
Bankers League session at Pritchett's
came from Indiana National No 1 mem
and Herman Morgan Jr.. 6O3. The team |
won three games from Indiana Trust Co. |
Public Service blanked Indiana National
No. 2. Indiana National No. 3 won twice |
over Union Trust and Public Service No. |
l nabbed the odd game from Public Serv-
ice No. in ether clashes.
brandt Bros crept to whiting a game of |
tne leading Stewart-Careys in the Con- |
struction League matches at Pritchett's. |
They, won three times over Utility In |
suiation as the. Stewards dropped one
same to Railroad Mems Building a. Saw
Ings; Johnson-Maas and Modern Home |
Insulators shut out MCGUIRE g. Shook and |
Wm T. Junclaus and Hayes Bros. and H |
Eieoers took two timers from Harry C. |
HnS ana Spickelmeiers in other clashes.
o carr kiefer southpawed his way to
one-pln eoge over Pat DUNCAN for solo |
nonors of the South Side Recreation |
league at the Fountain Square Alleys He |
NAG b2l. Sudweiser Buffet and Coca |
Sols were victorious over Fountain SQUARE |
State Bank and Bruce Balm Garage !
through shutouts. Indianapolis Towel SUB
ply ana Enos Coal nabbed a pair each |
from JACKS Place and Ta GIoee