The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-23
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BY BERNARD HARMON

The South Side Business Mems
League, rolling at the Fountain
Square, produced six honor counts
during last nights session. For
the fourth time this season, Lefty
Behrens took the leading role when
he hammered the pins for 684 |
total. After a slow start of 1863,
Behrens came back strong with
games of 249 and 266, which, coupled |
with a 613 by Paul Stemm, Melted |
his Heidenreich Florists 1874 |
total, the highest posted in the
league during this seasons play.
Opening with an $50. they followed !
up with games of 1,019 and LOTS, |
the latter game also being a sea-
sons record.
Their opponents, Voight's Mortu-
airy, took advantage of their initial |
score and finished five pins better
for single victory.
Although Eddie Ten Eyck had 500 |
and Jack Colvin 592, Brenns' five
was unable to win a game from the |
Bemis Bags, who had Kleis at $50 |
as their leading individual.
Kelly and Baker, with scores of |
622 and 612, led the Polar Ice and |
Fuel Company to a three-time win
over the Koch Furniture. Carl Kief-
er was the lone member of the
Koch'S to connect, his 602 giving him
the leading position. The Polar team |
posted 2,906 total.
Glib Smith fired a sos for Stahlhut |
jewelers., while Phil Bisesi totaled |
598 for Bake & Vans DIX Serv-
ice, the latter team taking the series
with an odd game win.
After slipping below the 600 mark |
last week, Dan Abbott again con-
nected in the Courthouse League,
and for the fourth time this sea-
son finished far out in front in the |
individual bracket. Winding up with
a 245, Abbott showed Gil for his
evenings work. All series were ia
ken by the two-to-one route with |
Surveyors, Assessors, Union Titles |
and Lawyers emerging ahead of the |
Clerks, Highways, Treasurers and |
Prosecutors.
The Delaware Doubles session |
brought out it's best scoring Of the |
season, when four individuals were |
over the 600 mark. Following his
Gil count in the Courthouse, Dan
Abbott steamed up a little and |
pelted the pins for games Of 222, 222 |
and 237 for a 661 total Herman |
Bohne connected for 664 and his !
teammate, Dick Nordholt, fired
604 to give the combination the best |
total of the year in this league. Da-
Wis had the fourth honor count,
627.
Kamm's Beer, Sterling Beer and !
Bailey Realtors shut out the Falls |
City Hi-Brus, Kerschner Body and !
Wiggam Milk combinations, while |
Wheeler Lunch took pair from
Bailey Insurance.
Linco No. 3 and Mid Westerns
were triple winners in the Petroleum
League at the Illinois. Their shut
out victims were Linco No. l and
Sinclair Refining. Double victories
we're scored by Gaseteria and Linco
No. over Linco No. l and Hoosier
Petes Twins 627 led the indi-
vidual scoring.
Hamilton put three double centuries
ing in the Fraternal League at the Illi-
noiS drives. His East End Cottage Cheese /
team benefited by his splendid scoring
Gold, the only triple victory scored in
the league during the nights session. Two
Shop, Crown Laundry and Indiana Bell
Telephone. with Teeters Drugs. Schweg-
man Grocery indianapolis Apron Supply
and Dickey Mouse Cafe on the short end
Of the scoring.
shutout victories ruled the weekly ses-
performing at the Fountain Square alleys. |
Fountain Square. Beech Grove. St Marks /
and Cadle Tabernacle took shutouts from
U. B. and Beech Grove Christian. Muir |
rims 57S was the best individual total |
shown.
With games Of 2O3. 21l and 212, Jen-
nings totaled 626 to lead the scoring in |
New York centra 6S hsgS NorthSes
ern and Chesapeake &, Ohio took triple |
WINS from Monon Route. Baltimore & Ohio /
and Indiana Railroad while Southern /
Pacific took the odd game from Indian |
Lee carinin. with $40. and owen Fan
cher. with SO we're the individual leaders /
in the indianapolis Star League yester- /
DAY afternoon. Wrong Fonts took three /
IN row from Quads, Mailers No. l were |
double winners over Mailers No. 10 and |
Wheels took two from Mosers. Freshmen |
were unopposed This session was rolled |
at the Pritchett alleys.
Harry OchiItree. who last Monday night
stepped into the lmelight with the sea-
sons initial 700 total. was far from that
mark In last nights session OF the
Kivanis Club but he was again over the
600 mark. finishing with 607. enough 20
give him the leading position in this
league. bowling their games a. the Indiana
alleys. MitchelFs was the only team 70
win all games. their victims being the
Lippicotts. Two 10 ones we're taken by
Springs. selmeiers. Falls. Daveys and
Jones with Ostermeyers, Rykers. Heads.
HerdTichs and BsehstahlerS on the short
end.
Brown halted at 500. to take high
honors in the Highway League at Pritch-
ett's. No team was able 70 sweep It's
series. al games being taken two TO one.
Audits. slabs, CulYerts and Roads were
winners over Orders. Tests Arches and
1EGsseS.