The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-25


CPRING fever evidently got the
- best of pinmen in action in To-
cal loops last night. AS the tenn
peratures scared to a new high for
the year, scoring took plunge that
resembled the thermometers dive
during one of the recent cold waves.
But Jess Smythe, State Highway
maple buster, must have had his
spring tonic for he connected for
the best three-game series of the
season in his league.
Rolling with Kellam's Kegler's,
he totaled GIL through games Of
237, 229 and 2O5. The big total
earned his aggregation two-time
win over the opposing Culverts.
Two additional members of the loop
cut loose with 600 totals as Arch
Demons downed Seperators in two
games. AL Dunlap and Russ Brown,
opposing anchor men, were the top
scorers, the former tossing a GAL
for Demons as Brown turned in a
COZ for the losers.
In the remaining team matches,
held at Pritchett's, Dukes registered
a shutout over Nickel Steel and
Annexers nabbed an odd-game de-
cision over Old Trails.
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TINE usual high individual to-
Il tails were missing from the
South Side Business Mems matches
last night, only seven 600 counts
being registered. When four of
the 800 shooters happened to be
members of the Newmans CIV Beer
quintet, that aggregation assembled
a 3035 total to carry off team
honors for the evening.
Games of 976, 1048 and 1011 gave
the team its big series and three
game victory over Tydol Gasoline.
Oscar Behrens with 637, Slim Hen
bricks with 636, Paul Stemm with
614 and Art Pritchard with 612
formed the C-V's hard-hitting quar-
tet.
Carl Kiefer led off for Heiden-
reich Florists with a Sis, and when
Dan Abbott anchored with 636, the
team turned in shutout victory
over Braden-S utphin Inks. The
other team matches were also de-
cided over the shutout route, Cliff
Meier Coal Co., paced by Ronald
Whitman's GIG, winning over Koch
Furniture, as Bake & Vans DIX
Service downed Stahlhut jewelers.
prominence during his indianapolis Church
Alleys, where he totaled $40 to nab city
wide runnerup honors of the evening. No
other member of the circuit reached 600
during the session. Maroons and Whites
turned in shutout victories over Colds
two each from Cardinals and Tans in the
team clashes.
AL schlensker. pounded the naples to
the tune of 644, to top all rivals OF the
City Hall circuit in its session at the
suited in double victories, Barrett Law,
R Rans o Msa Board rss al Vert RK and
Park Board and Street Commissioners.
The Evangelical Leagues weekly session
of honor shooters, John Bentley having a
| ga, Paul Striebeck a 623 and Chris Pieper
a COS; Indians Reds and Dodgers reg
Tigers and Cubs as Pirates. Senators and
| Cardinals won twice each over Browns,
| Giants and Athletics
Jess Pritchett sr. registered a ss4 in
the Optimist League session. but--believe
it or not-he failed to carry off the
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the pocket and wound up with 637 for
the top spot of the session, which was
held at the Pritchett Alleys. Clarence
SOC in his trio Of games. McCahilrs
| Stiffs shut out Irish's Shooters and
Pritchetts Kickers dropped a pair to Pills.
| to lead Speeders to double triumph over
| Springers.
In the Lions Club matches at the Ant
lers. Ears and Claws turned in triple
victories over Tails and Names, while
Teeth and Hides won twice over Whiskers
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| $40 and Cook with 500 being the only
threats to his supremacy.
Dick Nordholt had easy y sailing in the
Reformed Church League clashes at
| Pritchett's., He totaled 6s7; and when
ether loop member reachd SOC he
| formed No. and Trinity were victorious
over the shutout route. st. Paurs and
Pleasant Run No. 2 being the victims. I'M
manuel No. /. Pleasant Run No. /. In
manuel No. 2. and First Reformed Ne. 2
turned in double wins over Emmanuel No
3, Second Reformed No. i, First Reformed
| No. and Second Reformed No. 3.
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In the Courthouse League at the Della
ware. the battle for individual honors was
r. three-way affair. Leo White emerged
| given q chase by Porter Seidensticker with
| see and Don Johnson with 626. Assessors
| and Treasurers turned in triple wins over
1 Prosecutors and Union Title and Sur.
/ veyors and Sheriffs won odd-game de.
cisions over Lawyers and Clerks.
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| In the Gibson Co. League at the rllinoi.
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