The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-09
~-~-DOlUn the Alleys -
By BERNARD HARMON

City wide individual bowling
honors were shared by two boWlers
in last nights regular league sched-
ules.
Jack Hunt posted games 214, 242
and 2O9 for a Cos count in the Print
ing Crafts League, while Harold
Dwenger duplicated this total with
games of 225, 226 and 214 in the
ST. GATHERINGS League.
Hunts honor total was one of the
five turned in during the Printcrafts
session at the Pritchett alleys. Lou
Fahrbach connected for a 623, using
three double centuries, Weimer had
pair of two hundreds to put him
over with a 500 while John Fehr
and Ed Striebeck finished over the
line at COB and 600.
Lester Koelling just missed an
other 600, when he halted on 500.
Bingham Rollers took their three
games from the Advance Electro
type, stacking up 1896 total dur
ing the series. A 1,036 middle game
featured. Indianapolis Star took
two from ROLES Printing, Thomas
Restaurants won twice from AP
Association and Cornelius took
two to one series from Sterling
Tavern.
A 598 by Harold Thomas was the
closest competition to Dwenger in
his scoring spree in the st. Cath
crime League.
Team results of the loop, bowling
at the Fountain Square alleys, found
Schuster Goals taking a trio from
Trefy's Inn, Lauck's Funeral Home
as double winners over Fountain
Square Furniture Co., Sauter's Tav-
ern winning a pair from Weber Milk
Co. and Thoman Shoes taking the
odd game from Wizard Machine Co.
Five individuals in the Universal
League at Pritchett's were over the
600 mark during last nights seS-
sion. Sachs put games of 200, 200
and 243 together to give him the
leading total 651. Freddie Tegeler
had 619, Schier 61O, Bud Schoch 602
and Rudy Boesnecker COL. Jerry
Proschaska saw single pin keep
him out of the 600 class when he
stopped at 500.
Dutch Masters continued their
winning tactics, taking a trio of
games from the Blue Point Service.
Coca Colas also made a clean sweep
of their series with the Heidenreich
Florists.
1t took a 1859 game by the Voll-
mer Bros. Meats to win their only
game from Fadely-Birr, while the
Log Taverns found the situation the
same in their lone victory over the
Eagle Greek Nursery. They used up
a LOTT game to defeat their Eagle
Greek opponents by 223 pins in the
final game.
The Folks Milk-Louie's Tavern
series was taken by the Polk quin-
tet by two to one score.
Gale, one of the buds in the Posey
League, carried off the individual
honors for the evening, with a Sol
series. Nc team in this Garden of
Flowers" rolling at the Fountain
Square, was able to win three games,
all series being taken by two to one
scores. Winning Poseys were Roses,
Geraniums, Sun Flowers and Lilacs.
while Daisies, Tulips, Lilies and
PanSies were the losers.
The scoring twins Of the L. S.
Ayres League, Joe Michaelis and
Bud Argus, were outdistanced in
last nights meeting OF the loop on
the Pritchett Alleys by "Stoney'
Stonecipher, who used a pair Of
zoos to net himself a 631 total.
Argus had 500 and Michaelis a 593
for runnerup honors.
Estate Ranges and Society Brand
won shutout victories over Knox
Hats and Stein Bloch, while Lavco
Products, Belnord Shirts and May
tag Washers won twice from Cru
nows. AMC Shirts and Elgln
Watches.
The Indians and GutterSnlpes
won three times from the Alley
Rats and Hot Shots in the Real Silk
Mixed League at the Prltchett