The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-21
Werner, Murphy ToppIe
Naples for Big Totals
0utscore Local Pinmen With Series of III and ZIG;
Abbott Hats Four Pins Short of 700.

No. 10 a sweep over Agates. Walt Heck.
man turned in a 636 for ROLES Printin,
Co. who shut out Palookas. Wrong Font.
and Mailers No. l nabbed two games eacl
over Moser Specials and Five Stars il
other matches.
Headed by Ernie Krutsinger's $50, a trie
OF Lions Club FASTENERS passed the 60t
mark as they, went through their weekly
Wlesman had 622 and Cook 609 Hide.
BANKED Whiskers. Ears three-timed Teeth
CGIsws naooed a pair over Heads ane
Names outscored Tails twice in the team
clashes.
Charlie Cray's 6o4 was the leading sole
performance of last nights meeting of thu
Reformed Church League at Pritchett's
First Reformed No. 2 Emmanuel No
times o over es g. p mltshs snd T rng
as all other clashes wound up in two.
to-one decisions for the winners First
Pleasant Run No. and Emmanuel No
2 were the double winners, Immanue
NO. l.. Pleasant Run No. /. Second Re
being the victims.
In the City Hall gathering at the Cen.
trail, Doc Morgan hit 500 on the nose t.
carry off the individual honors of tn.
evening. Engineering handed Barrett Law
a triple setback. Legal Dept. turned in
three wins at the expense of Garage, PARK
Board nabbed two games from Board oil
Health and Board of Works won the ODD
game over Street Commissioners.
Il II
Paul Wenrick fell six pins short of thu
500 mark, but his 594 gained him the
solo f1onors of the North Side Bushes,
Mems loop, in session at the Parkway
Coca Cola and Beck's Coal won shutouts
over Sigma Alpha Tau and Ora's Lunch
Other tits resulted in double wins fol
Bixoy Shoe Polish Mike Manns, Beta CHI
Omega and Gray Gribben & Gray oveI
Steve's Shells. Indiana Candy and Tobac.
CO. Motor Express and Specials,
IT. Il
When no member of the Evangelica
League connected for an honor count ir
last nights games at the Pritchett AL.
leys, Charlie Rhine COPIED the individual
honors on sos. He was closely pressed
by John Bentley. who turned in a 592
No team escaped defeat during the eve.
ming, all matches being decided over the
two-to-one route. Browns, Pirates. Dodg.
ers. Athletics Giants, Senators and In
dams were the victorious aggregations
with Cardinals. Yanks, White Sox. Red
Sox. Tigers. Reds and Cubs as their vic
Tins.
When two of the Sptimist League teams
Ialled to bowl in last nights session, Jess
p Fl ST. was left on the sidelnes, So
evening. Charlie Mccahiil proved ai the
leao!ng scorer of the two matches a sci
gaming y,r MN the honor stiffs took pair
ers Twice in the team clashes.
II
Paws Auto Top Shop continued its
drive toward the top of the INDIANAPOLIS
Automotiye. League standings. when
through triple victory over Marmon-
Harrington in last nights session at the
Antlers, it tied Indiana Wheel g. Rim for
the runnerup position. The Indianas
dropped two games to Wreckers. The lead
ing Gulling Electrics also took a double
lacing, Perine Oil Co. being their masters.
In the remaining contest, Bear Wheel
Aligning took a pair from Lubrite Oil
Bauer and Chrisney with series of $50 and
5S7 were the leading soloists.
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Louisville & Nashville through a shut
out victory over Illinois Central, took
second place in the team standings of the
Transportation League. Indiana Railroad
also stepped up a notch when they won
twice over PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. The
Arrangement OF the. two teams resulted
from the Southern Pacifcs triple beating
by Baltimore g. Ohio. The Pacifics were
tied for second place with the L. g. is
previous to last nights engagements. In
other matches Indiana polls Unions handed
Chesapeake & Ohio a triple beating and
the leading New York Centrals won twice
from Chicago & Northwestern. Derring-
er with SCI took individual honors.
Joe White finished strong to assemble a
SIG, the best 500 series of the Holy
Gross League in last nights matches at
the Delaware Alleys. A 26S middle game
boosted Len Sylvester to 592 and runner
up honors. No. rs shut out No. S., while