The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-13
BY LEFTY LEE.

Johnny Fehr, the lead-of of the
BarbaSol team, was the Fehr of two
years ago over the weekend, his
work being the outstanding feature
of two great series rolled by this
team. On Saturday afternoon,
Fehr led the Barbasol squad to a
three-game total Of 1928 during the
alley owners 1000 scratch sweep
stakes. This team was rolling on
the Central alleys, and the mark
posted was an all-time high for
these drives in tournament or league
play. Fehr's count was 705.
The team started with 968 and
then pounded the NAPLES for counts
Of 1,141 and 1,119. In the big Sec
ond game the BarbasolS had only
one open frame, an error by Hueber,
which we believe to be another
record.
On Sunday afternoon. while rolling the
match game with the Red Top Beer team
OF Dayton, Fehr closed with a brilliant
278 to total 7O2. At the time he started
Ohio boys were only forty-one pins away
His work seemed to take the heart out
of the visitors, and the Barbasols won the
the match by las. rolling 3,O42 to the Red
Top Beers 1896. Jess Pritchett had a
599. as zayakos and Bridenbach counted
648 and GA for the, losers. On Sunday
Nov. % the Barbasol team will roll the
final half of this match at Dayton.
The GRAPHIC Super Lubricant team held
on to its lead during the Alley owners
GOO scratch tournament its total for the
six games being 6,317 Pure Oil closed
the gap dSo b0S being but four pins
spot is found the Cook Gold Blume team
with mark Of 6, 1903. other leaders are:
Trust. $685. Empire Life Insurance, $3.50;
Berghof Beer, 6,239; Hitler Loose Leaf.
6226; Old Gold Cigarette. SPOT and
Crown Laundry, 6.205 Prize winners for
3 279; Empire Life Insurance. 3,241; Bar
basel 1928. and Old Gold Cigarette.
Pharis Tire. La Fendrich, Hitler Roto-
speeds. and Hoosier Coffee were crowded.
out of the select first ten by the Cook
Sold Blume, Hitler Loose Leafs, Empire
| quintets. The teams that rolled on the
Central alleys will move to the .Pritchett
performed on the Hotel Antlers drives will
! go to the Uptown. Teams will be sched
lied to roll at the same time, unless they
| of the original starters failed to roll this
/ being due to the illness of two players.
This team will be permitted to catch up
during the week. however. to keep the
starting list intact.
E. Kruwel who used to get the wood
when the popular Link-Belt League was
/ with US. turned in the outstanding series
| last week, while rolling in league play on
the Parkway alleys. Kruwell had 744, with
games of 278 and 277 to start and finish.
/ an all-time record for these drives Dan
! Abbott also passed the 700 mark during
the Recreation League series on the
Fountain Square alleys. Abbott is one Of
the starts OF the fast DIFFERING Litzeman
Coal team that is making a runaway race
in this fast loop.
While the Casualty and Surety League
was playing on the Central alleys last
week, Herman Dupree had two passes"
Tor one Of the downtown shows that
he wished TO donate TO one of the
bowlerS. High scoring boys have had the
breaks so long that the league secretary
decided the award should go for some
other feat. While these boys were de-
Gliding what it would take to win this
prize, they heard the foul whistle four
times and in each instance it was the
same bowler who committed the foul.
This caused Dupree to remark that if
that guy fouls once more the tickets
should be given him. The bowler did not
know about the plot TO reward him, and
he tried hard to deliver the rest Of his
balls from behind that little black line.
but in the ninth frame he again lost