The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-13

$40 for the winners and Jack Hunt with
671 and George Meeker with 635 for the
losers.
Eddie Schott's 6S1 and Chris Rass-
mussen's COS gave Marmon- Harrington a
double victory over Sterling Beer, which
had its top shooter, Dutch Myers with
GIG. Marott Shoes, aided by Stemms So
and Ed Stevenson's 612 won twice over
Lieber Layers, who had Percy Henry's 81
as their best solo contribution. Blues Gal
and Kings COL were the top individual
series of the unopposed Lieber Brewers
y y u
Scoring outside of the Indianapolis ses-
Columbus League furnishing the only out
standing total of other circuits.
Louie Dugan was the star of the
games Of 2sa 2ss and aos for ss4 uS Ne
other loop rival threatened his suprem-
acy as he was the lone 500 shooter. His
the session, Pittman- Rice being the VIC
tim. Blackwell Funeral Home won
twice from hoosNr Optical while Scott
Trucking won the odd game over Jones'
Maley.
solo count of the Uptown Recreation.
while Hoosier Pete's carried off team hon
ors with a 1854. A 1043 opener Featured
the Petes scoring which Melted them a
Kelley with 500, Joe Rea with SGT and
Herman Morgan Jr. with 500 we're the
leading soloists of the winners, while Bill
best for the losers
Chuck Marley added a $40 to Granne-
mans top count, and the two-way con-
out victory. over City Market. In other
bsam matches, Bader Coffee, with Leo
Hale at 600 took three games from c
Gomez p snd eca oca co ohut wont
twice from Kimmel Furniture. Herman
Morgan Sr. turned in 6l9 for the Cokes.
Glen CampbelPs $40 won him the in
dividual honors of the Inter-CIub League
session at the Pritchett Alleys. 1t was
the only 600 of the evening. Exchange
Service and Exchange Unity nabbed three
timers from Ediphone and Exchange Lame
Bulls. while odd-game decisions were taken
by Lions Club. Lumbermen's Insurance,
Mercator Club and Universal Indians over
Universal Yankees, A. B. C.s, Hy-Red
Club and Caravan Club.
Credit Department and Line Department
were three-game winners of the Indian
the Illinois Alleys. west Plant No. i and
West Plant No. were the victims Two
timers were won by Accounting Depart
serach over Harding Street, Morris Street
and Mill Street Research. Charley Wealth
ers took individual honors of the session
with GIG.
In the Polk Sanitary Milk session at the
Fountain. Square Alleys, MADDEN out
scored all rivals with sos. Buttermilks
were the only three-game winners of the
Rrolae Chocolate MIX a Eni Guar0se Gh St
won two each from Bireley's Orangeade
Nursery Mile. and and Sweet Cream But
termilk.
G. Art Pollard was the top scorer of the
He had 602. The team clashes wers de-
cided through odd-game decisions. Home
Pod Peas. Bean Hole Beans and Chill
Baby. 4S'
Leading individuals of other sessions
were: VIM. H. Block Co. illinois. Danke
s sSs Medical s4s I Society Central pr Wiik-
PARKWAY Hun and schwomeyer' 5s7s:
Eli Lilly 'Pritchett'sl Pranse, $50: Auto
Ho~ ,Anslersl Endsley. 556; Kroger Groc-
* osntr rahTkW oyosd TGomey S5s Postoice
trail. Schoch. sag. and Newmsn ipriteh-
ettsl, P. Ray 531.
The deadline for entries in the Penn
syivania Alleys ive-msn tournament has
oeen extended to Saturday afternoon at 3.
Existing weather conditions brought about
Inc extension. according to Waite. Harsh
man. who is in charge of the event. II
Is scheduled for Saturday IND SUNDAY.