The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-12

ular members of a team must be
included in its lineup. In the event
pickup members are used their high
est averages will govern.
Squads are scheduled to face the
naples at l p. m, 3 p. M, 5 p. M.
p. m. and 9:15 p. m. Saturday and
at III a. m, p. M, 5 p. M, SIS
p. m. and 7:15 p. m. Sunday. Alleys
will be drawn prior to the start of
each squad in the presence of all
team captains. Due to the neutral
conditions that exist at the new
drives. teams will roll all three
games on the same pair of alleys.
Entries close at midnight Friday.
The alleys opened last Saturday
and have been humming since.
They are to be used during the re-
mainder of the season for practice
play only. but league reservations
are now being made for the 1867
season. The 300 Club" tournament,
staged annually in conjunction with
the A. B. G. tournament, is to be
held on the drives.
Mrs. Maschino's record score was 1O1
pins higher than the top total among the
male kegelers in action during the eve
ming. Bob Ellis southpawed his way to-
6S2 in the st. Philip No. ] loop, to lead
the field. His series proved big help to
Falls City Hi-Bru in its triple victory over
Lieber Layers.
Chuck Marley, who last week set a sea-
sons three-game record of 1872 led the
First Premium Beers to a shutout over
Cooks Goldb.ume. He had 629, while
Butch Xix totaled 61O to pace the Gold
blumes. BY losing the three games, the
Cookmen missed an opportunity to move
within one game of the leading ROLES
Printing Co., which dropped two games
to Coca Cola. Paul Gastineau led the lead
ers with 615, while Ed Barnhorst's 595
was tops for the Cokes.
Herman Deupree. the hustling publicity
man for the A.. B. C. Tournament Cor
duties last night and tossed a 631 that
topped all soloists of the Motor Speedway
w League. s,d Harry Scarborough Sea joined him
Mechanicians three-game victory over
Guards. Bill Nichols hit 600 on the nose
Tor the only other honor count of the
Results of other matches. which were
rolled at the Prtchett Alleys, found
NichoPs Timers in a double win over
Judges, Pittmen taking pair from Of
nclals and Scorers winning the odd game
from Pilots.
al Al Community snn League matches were de-
loop met at the Uptown Alleys. Advance
Paint Co.. Suite Shoe Shop Chas. Franck
Tire Co., johnson Coal Co. and Motor
Express EXP were the winning aggregations,
terry, Century Tire Co.. Boards Brake Serv-
ice and Al Auto Radiator taking the
eeatings. Queisser's GIT was the top in
dividual series.
Barney Gaibreath emerged from his
slump and tossed Gal at his Pritcbett
Recreation League rivals. The series was
good for loop honors, but it failed to land
his & is in the victory column. They
lost three times to Fendrick Restaurant,
which had Paul Fields 800 as its pace
maker. Bobby wiImoth aided WiIIsey
Cleaners In protecting their league lead
ership with 629. The team won twice
from indianapolis Glove Co.
Silver Circle Bars, who last week won
two tits after q losing streak of So
consecutive games, were back in the rut
again last night despite the addition of
Herman Bohne and Miit Wimberly. Nc
Culiough Printing Co. gave them nice
sendoff on new losing streak, outscor-
ing them in every game. In other clashes
Coca Cola. Thomas Restaurant and Bemis
Bags won twice over Dransfield Monu-
ments. Universal Beverage and Hilgemier
Packers.
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In the Fountain Square Merchants
League. Robbins Market was the only
three-time winner of the session. Jacks
Place being the shutout victim. Schulz g.
Son. Comiskey Drugs and Jardina Pro-
Wagon Wheel and Indiana Candy. Leading
scorers we're Phil Bisesi with 618 Slim
Hendricks with 6o7 and George Kahl with
900.
Monkeys 6o7 was the only honor count
OF last nights Delaware League matches
in which Selmier Towels BANKED Capitol
Furnace. Old Gold Cigarets tripped & S
Body and Fender Service twice and Bre-
hob carburetors took an odd-game decis-
ion over Skinner Radio.
Dad Hanna and Harry Hendricks were
the emily 500 shooters of the Commercial
Leagues session at the Illinois. The
former was 10 pins over the mark while
Hendricks just made it with a pin to
spare. A. c. W. Of A. protected its league
leadership through \ shutout victory over
Schiosser Oak Grove Butter. The wisiner
featured a 1919 nighteap game.
indianapolis News, Merchants National
Bank and Beveridge Paper Co. were also
triple winners, Crescent Paper Co., Spencer
House Cafe and Sugar Greek Creamery
being the victims. Gray Gribben & Gray
and Geo. J. Mayer won twice over p. z.
Mallory and Indiana Film Trznsits in
other matches. The Mailory's tossed a
1889 for their lone victory.
In the Gyre League at the Parkway,
= SOL from Piel was good for the solo
honors. Team No and turned In
shutouts over team No. 1 and !, while
teams No. 1. S and 3 won twice over
teams No. ., and 10.
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