The Indianapolis times., 1933-11-30
Eddie Striebeck Fires 800
Score and 793 for Record

three-game mark up to the 1913
record.
In the last two games Eddie had
total of twenty-five strikes out OF
a possible twenty-four. This is the
first 300 game of the season in any
local league and this boy surely will
enjoy Thanksgiving day. Jess
Pritchett added COS to this score
and the Jones -Maley team reg
istered total of 3,091 to take three
games from the Schlitz squad. For
the losers John Blue rolled COL.
The Mic-Lis- -McCahill team pastimers
had the high series of the night in the
Indianapolis loop when they closed with Q
l138 game to total 3096 that was good
boys. Fulton was the dog" during this
set with a 595. Mounts rolled 6s9, Hardin
Cola, F. Liebtag and Ed Schott had scores
of Gal and 615. Barbasols' total was 3,045
with 999 low, and they, won the entire
Johnson iG and II Larry G Fox had konor @ counts
of 661, 622 and 600 for these boys, as Bert
Bruder and Nan Schott rolled 638 and COL
for Mausner
Billy Burnett in ris new position at lead,
off for the Hotel AntlerS team pounded
the pins for a count Of 652, but eWimberly.
SOB, for Tice's Tavern and they won the
rubber. A 269 finish by Harry Kreis saved
the ps os for a SemeT IoTe after
Edge Beer Kreis had q three-game score
of 656 Snyder starred for the Beer team
with a 633 total.
The Indianapolis Pathways and Peoples
Motor Coach League rolled on the Indl-
ser sg5 s8d 4f fead 0eTs Balls Wiling Mha thfa
games from the Bulldogs, Live wires,
Cards and Annual Passes, as the Macks
t9ok, two from TFackiess 1T Ir9leys
route to lead the field. The high Single
game honor went to Hoffman with small
Earl Goodhue again produced the
league-leading score during the Uptown
set Setting him a total of 6e4 Dr. Nor
gan was next with $50 Rawley rolled 63O
Wheeler 617. stemm 6O2 and Kelly 6O22. In
Harper Brothers Garage as Bader Coffee,
Seven Up and DR.. Pepper took two from
Scherer Electric Coca Cola and Gold
smith Sales.
The Citizens Gas League also rolled on
the Uptown alleys, all contests being de-
eided two to one, Heat Units. Statements,
Pressures, Gauges, Generator, Scrubbers
and Pumps. j. Helm, Pierce and c. Helm
staged an exciting race for top honors.
finishing in the order named with totals OF
568, 567 and 566.
Totals over the 400 mark during the In
diana Ladies League looked like roll call
of this loop, with Carsten at the top of
the heap on total Of 532. Stahl was, a
high single game of 1856. Hammerlien had
AIS; Machine. 428; Meyers. 485; Partlow,
465: Harmening, 400; Kinnan, 434: Long
worth, 453; DAILY, ,456; Marks, 426; Har-
G55n All l,2 WtRsm Rs 428 F+5ab Eddls az
Byroad. 444, and Kemmer, 440 Yes, the
girls Of this league certainly are i'm
proving their game.
and 218 during the Medical Society League
series at the Central alleys and led the
individual players with a sci. when he
dropped to l4l in his final try. The
Adenoid quintet won three games from
fundus, While Tonsil, Radius and Ap-
game win over Medulla, Tibia and Retina
Muller. Kehl and Dankert finished IN
order during the Ipalco series at the
Illinois alleys with scores Of 593, 591 sno
55l. The Harding Street team pounded
the rubber from Mill Street No. l. Fourth
Floor also won two from Fifth Floor, as
Morris Street trounced Mill Street No.
three times.
The only contest rolled In the Polar Ice
frigerator from Ice. Dither was the out
standing player during this set with a
three-game count Of SIS that included a
2l0 opener.