The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-07
Three 700 Totals Posted
in Local League Games
Pritchet Is High at 20 Pins Over Mark; Hickman and
Abbott Also Shine.

from the opposing Nickel Steel. The fourth
honor series came from Ross Petit who
led his lis Annexers to triple victory over Yer
totals were posted in the remaining series,
in which Separators nabbed o pair from
Arch Demons.
In the Kiwanis League gathering at
the Indiana Alleys, Whittemore broke
loose with a 65l that easily topped all SOLO
lists OF the circuit The topper along with
sos from Kelley gave the shanenberg-
ms. Jacksons also nabbed their series
through shutout, Jones being the VIC
Tins. In other team clashes, two-to-
one wins went to Roeders, Kernels, SturmS
and ArgaSts over Wiles, Goods Chambers
and Dunlaps.
Four COOS were turned in by individuals
the Pritchett Alleys. Carl Hohlt's 643 was
the best of the quartet, which included
Art Becker's 6lS, Fred Hohlt's 6O2 and
Charley Menges' 500.
Triple winners during the session were
Indians and Pirates, who had as their
victims Browns and White Sox. Odd game
decisions went to Giants, Yanks, Tigers,
Senators and Cardinals over Cubs, Dodg-
ers' Athletics Red sOx and Reds.
AS result of its triple victory over
Bear Wheel Aigning, Quilting Electric
are once more at the top of the Indian
1t replaced Indiana Wheel g. Rim Co,
shop: Perine oils shut out Lubrite oil
Marmon- Harrington in other series
schoen's sos was the best individual score
turned in during the evening.
The Transportation League was back in
action at Pritchett's, New York Central
enjoying the evening in a big way through
the only shutout registered; Illinois
ern Pacific, paced by Collins 635 that
nabbed the solo honors of the session,
won twice over Indianapolis Union Louis
Railroad, Chicago 4 Northwestern
annexed pair at the. expense of
chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore g. Ohio
road.
Armstrong outscored all Gibson League
through its PAGES at the Illinois Alleys.
s a,, , over Manufacturing. Exports and
Branches and Norge Appliance being the
victims Auto Parts won twice from Auto
accessories in the remaining team match
No 500 totals were posted by FASTENERS
of the Reformed Church League in its
session at Pritchetts, Paul Weishaar and
Dick Nordholt dividing the honors with
series of 594 each. The co-leaders, both
being members of Emmanuel No. j, gained
that aggregation an easy three-time win
over st. PauPs. First Reformed No 2
and Second Reformed No. also were
victorious over the shutout route, Trinity
and First Reformed No. 1 taking the
beatings. Second Reformed No. /, Second
Reformed No. 3 and Pleasant Run No
won twice over Emmanuel No. 2, I'm
manuel No. 3 and Pleasant Run No. / in
other clashes.
Leonard Binnion, although he faded
to to reach the 500 mark. again ontscored
Msns League SOS won him MIA last h4 nghts
top spot. Mike Manns was the only
team to get by without defeat. Beta
Candy. Specials. Sigma Alpha Tau, Beck S
Coal ana Ora's Lunch over Stoves Shells,
Coca Cola. Bixby Shoe Polish Gray, Crib
ben ~ Gray and Motor Express.
Fonnie synder missed the 500 mark by
one stick to take honors of last night s
matches of the Courthouse League at the
Delaware Alleys. In the team clashes,
Lawyers and Assessors emerged victorious
IN all three games over Surveyors and
HiOocCuLOES, Wn1l6 Union 11Ule Qap0SQ the
rubber from Treasurers.
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In the City Hall session at the Central,
Doc Morgan turned in a 572 that topped
all rivals. Board of Health and Board
Of Works proved three games better than
Engineering and Barrett Law and Street
Commissioners and Legal Department
6reezed through with two-to-one wins over
Garage and Park Board.
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Checks for the prize winning aggrega-
tons of the Fountain Square Recreation's
ive-man handicap tournament, held over
the weekend are now available at the
alleys. After a checkup of scores and
handicaps yesterday, Oscar Behrens, who
was in charge of the event. announced
that the list of winners published yes
terday would stand.
Behrens wishes to thank members OF
the bowling fraternity for their support
in making the tourney the most success
full alley event of the current season.