The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
BY LEFTY LEE

The Fox Jail House team, COM
posed of youngsters Of high school
age, continues to hold the spotlight
in the st. Philip No. League. The
boys, headed by Johnny Murphy,
took three more games last night to
cling to their top rung position.
Larger totals may be secured by the
bowlers Of the city, but no bowler
is likely to duplicate the latest feat
of Johnny Murphy, who rolled 705
last night with three games OF 235
each.
In the tenth frame of the first
game Murphy spared and then
struck to reach this figure, struck
out in the second game for the
same count and then drew a $40
split in the final frame of the last
game to reach perfection plus.
John Kiesel, a team mate, opened
with a double, spared the pin that
tapped him in the third frame and
then struck out to roll the high
single game of 279 Tommy Vollmer
is another member Of this loop who
always shines, his latest set being a
657 that led Seven Up to a triple
win over Coca Cola. Harold Barrett
had COG that also helped.
Art Krick, the outstanding star of the
Rotary League, also connected for real
consistent Set his sheet showing games
DUNCAN team won the odd game from
Poehner during this play. The Brass, Van
Ausdau, Baker Thompson and Cqppack
Zeller, Johnson and Boone Quintets, as
Meyer and Clark took three from Gullng
and Hatfield.
The members of the Hitler Office Supply
during their series at the Central alleys
grand total Of 656 Al Wilmington won The
duck with a score of 642 while G. Wilson
showed his preference for chicken with
count of 637.
-, Another case Of a bowler retiring from
the game and the nreturning TO the line
100 totals is Al Striebeck, one of the vet
eran stars Of the old Silver team. Rolling
his second series Of the season, StrlebccK
gave the members of the Pritchett. Recrea-
lion League something to. think about
when he crashed the naples for TT
with games of 215 256 and 256. Horn
S Ss0 With Ti games Of 2s6 5o2 and 236 Lieber
had $40. Stiles COS, and Weimer 6o4.
The Bowes Seal Fast ladies team Of
the Rose Tie Ladies Social League. that
rolls on the Hotel Aantler alleys, crashed
the naples for games Of 975' g3S and 600.
from Boards Brake Service. Johns, Daw-
son and Mcdaniel were the girls toget
the pins during this set. their sheet show
Shoe Shop and Tourney and Shea scoring
52S and SOB to lead them to a triple win
over the Fox jail Birds who had Har-
three from the JACK G Carr team when
T S4aI5 'o PouEs Mix sso Won two games
from Happy Wonder Bakers.
Brewer and Rice were. the only girls
to 90 over the 500 mark during the Tues
day Night Ladies League play at the
Pritchett alleys their scores being 534
and SIS flock OF 400 totals appeared.
Rohr, 474: Rudbeck, 423; McAnly. 432;
Monta, 427 Allen 493; Tiff, 40: Widolf
456; Dunlop. 423: Fuller. AT, and Ronk,
493.
Two to one was the, verdict during the
6O9ssT a. C. pay W4tE Rou Pges se. Bl9 ss
defeating Indiana polls Office Supply. Coca
Cola, Potter Coal and Centennial Press.
d S Sch s65 m TaS 'a seor qny so WELSH
had the high single game of 225
Mendenhau had a $50 total with the
high game Of 222 TO lead the Water Com
pany boys during their set at the Pritchett
alleys. Shively was next with 556, as {.
Smith showed on 544.
The Central States Envelope team Of the
Commercial League was in rare form dur
ing last nights series at the Parkway
alleys. rolling a total Of 2947 with games
of 924. 1912 and l.0ll. lockwood Manu-
featuring was the victim OF this set and
lost all three despite a score of 1902 in
their second try. Crescent Paper also won
three games from Pure Oil. al hingan and
Citizens Gas took two from Abels Fink
Auto and the indianapolis News. Totals
over the 500 mark were. McAllen. s36.
Sylvester 604: Wrav. 6iS Lewis. 626;
Brunot $50, Hendricks, 5l4. and Nc
AMY, 627.
Company F Won two games from Com
Germany z during the Christian Men