The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-16
-Four Teams Hang Up Big
Totals in Pin Sessions
Quartet of indianapolis League Aggregations Pass 5000;
Heiss, NmmeI Share Individual Honors.

Kimmel's 654 Melted KimmeI Furniture a
double win over City Market. The Uptown
kegeler used pair of 243s and a 1913 to
share the city-wide honors. Hoosier Pete
emerged from its slump of last week and
posted the best total of the session in its
two-game victory over C G. d Battery. The
team closed with 1912 that carried it to
a 1881. Bob Kelley and Les KoelIing with
6SS and sos were the leading scorers.
Two other honor counts appeared during
the session, Johnny Kiesel leading Beck's
Coal g. Coke to shutout over Ko-We-Ba
Coffee with 6o7 as Bob Meyers sos
n.tted L. Strauss g. Co. an odd game de-
cision over Bader Coffee. Coca Cola was
unopposed in it's series.
tn The srd Muele5S hed the upper hand in
m ne he at the Illinois, Gus turning in a
Sos Sesne TOR the runnerup position Their
big totals, Gus's Line Department win
ming three games over Harding-st Re
search as Franks Credit Department
Plant No. won wv two games from T Re.
search and West Plant No. / outscored
Mill-st twice in other tits.
pair OF 6O0 totals emerged from the
two team series, of the William H. Block
co. League at the Illinois. Harold Gold
smith reached 626 as his Bigelow-Sanford
EEugs won twice over Advertising and Bob
which lost pair to Downstairs Store.
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In topping all soloists of the U. S. Rub
Der Products loop at the Antlers, Bill
Salters halted right at 900. Walter Hewitt
steamed up in his final game and finished
10 pins behind the leader. With the lead.
ing pair performing on the Nodded Tubes
No. 2, that team had little trouble in
winning three games over Planning Con.
troll. S. P. C. g. Cost was also a three.
time winner, Development being the shut
out victim. Product Control and Nodded
Tube No. nabbed two each from sundrie.
and Bikes in other team matches.
Tablets won three times over Extracts
PlllS took two from Dentals and Syrtips
grabbed the odd game from Elixers in :he
Ed Hulk ofag cue matShss at
the individuals with 62s series.
Bill Sargent topped a quartet of honor
saSerng at thu ee De knsns A IF Columbus Eh
645. Others to pass the 600 mark were
Tom Ton Connolly with $50, Lee Foley with
6 gil and Charlie Stitch with Gil. Triple
and Blackwell Funeral Home over Hoosie1
Optical and Jones-Maley, Inc. while two
n 1imers were won by Penn Coal Co. and
Plttman-Rice Coal Co.
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Guernsey Milk was the. only three-game
winner of the Polk Sanitary Milk session
at the Fountain Square Alleys. 1t bIanked
Buttermilk. Pro-Lac, paced by Walter
buttons COS, the top solo count of the
evening. won twice from Nursery Milk
Sweet Cream Buttermilk nabbed a pair
over Frisco Cheese and Chocolate Milk
outscored BireIey's orangeade twice.
In the Indiana Ladies League, shut
eSti TeF Hour regg ssre ey dKnga
Lincoln Hotel over L. S. Ayres & Co. In
annapolis Glove Co. No. 2, Kay Jewelry
and Dorm Grocery. Other team clashes
Goldman Union Store. Hoosier Pete, Old
Gold Cigarets, Haag's Canteen and Her
man Schmitt Insurance over Cooper S
Lunch. ComptometeT, indianapolis Glove
Furrier. schencks 51I was the best in
dividual series Of the session.
ton in coping the solo honors of the
Newman League session at Pritchctt's S.
Claude Collins with 582 gave the South
Side pin-promoter. who totaled 585 a
merry chase. Collins Knapp Electrics,
however. made things miserable for Bar
ney's Berghof Beers by winning two
games. In the other team clash Murphy
Poultry gained a two-to-one victory over
Reliable Wrecking.
Top soloists Of other loop sessions were
as follows: Inter-Club tPritchetts)
Campbell. SOS: Stokely-van Camp fPritch-
ett'sl, Young. 585; Post Office ,Centrall
Gaalema. $50; Federal tCentral), Morris,
564; Auto Row (Antlersl, Youngling. 565:
Junior Chamber of Commerce Parkway.
Riggs, SAC; Kroger Grocery parkway
Bourne, 568 and Medical Society (Central)
DR.. Cox 596.