The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-02
BY LEFTY LEE

Johnny Fehr and Don Johnson
provided all the pins needed for the
Barbasol team to sweep its series
with the Marott squad during the
City League contests at the Hotel
Antler alleys last night, Fehr rolling
713 on games of 23O, 225 and 258 as
johnson counted 706 with games of
213, 234 and 259. Larry Fox also
went over the line with 610, while
Jimmy Hurt rolled GA for the losers.
Eddie Striebeck made it 1,460 for
his six games this week, when he
added 667 to that record 1893 to lead
the Jones' Maley quintet to a triple
win over Hoosier Coffee. This total
is a fraction over 243 pins per game
average.
Jess Pritchett had his usual good
count to help, his sheet showing
626. Clarence Mack rolled a 638 and
his Fall City Beer team won all
three games from Indiana Wheel
and Rim despite 653 by Billy Bur
nett. The final contest resulted in
an odd game win for Elk Boosters
from Hotel Antlers, Fitzel leading
the winners with 637, as Dawson
scored 602 for the Antler team.
The Berghof FASTENERS of the Wash
season when the Kaiser Tire Service
trounced them three times Earl Bright
ana ana FRANK Black paging the winners with
Coca Cola quintet gained three full
games on the leading BerghoH boys. by
sier Optical Newman Candy had Wer
ner and Phillips scoring 657 and GOT to
a ri .s e threee-game total Of 1857 and win
Dankert tried hard to put his club over
with a $40 series. Jess Hall and Bill
Doves produced 622 and 500 for Pharis
ngs 6i1 schmtt INSURANCE. aG 'f foided r0 up
a ard ~ %S5nq p the first game from SchItz
rubber with the small total of 1854.
Four teams of women bowlers and six
men teams representing the Mutual United
insurance Company rolled on the Illinois
alleys yesterday afternoon. A bowling
ent factories, offices and plants seems to
be the popular method of recreation now
and the sponsors are finding that it pays
to get the workers. together for an after
noon or evening Of good fellowship.
DR.. Kirk did not lead the league. but
ne IOlIeO LIe nlgN single game OF 235 ana
registered his first 500 total during the
St. Joan of Arc play on the Uptown alleys
In team play the Barrett Coal, Mausner
Beer, State Auto Insurance and Duffy
Malt Products won all three from Farrell
Granite, Davey Optometrists. Missouri
Pacific and Pittman-Rice Coal, as General
Tire won two from Kelly Builders. Kra-
mer had 500 McHale go Moran 614 and
DR.. Kirk 6l2.
McKinnon was in rare form during the
Block Optical Ladies League series at the
Pritchett alleys. Leading this loop with
other girls to reach the honor list were:
Mahoney, 522; Harvard. SAT, Kritsch. 537:
McAnly. $50: Dawson, 529; Johns. SGT:
Mayer, 52l; Mueller SIT; Weise, SIG; Mil
Ter, 5i4: Orphey, 513; Court, 5l3; Meeker
Sill. and Ronk, $40. Team play resulted in
clean sweep for McGaw Insurance and
Fox Jail Birds from Julian Goldman Store
and Jack C.. Carr, and an odd game win
for Coca Cola. Marott Shoe Store. Kings
bury Beer and Bowes Seal Fast from S.
and S. Service. Real Silk Mausner Beer
and Boards Brake Service.
Tom Selmer and Elmer Burt we're the
star performers during the Avalon League
ments with a $50 that included a 24s
honoTs with 500. The .Selmeir Caddies
and Kemper Divots won all of their games
from Spickelmier's stynies and Warren