The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-27
Fourteen Pinmen Top 900
Mark in Fountain Ledque
GOIdbume Team Cracks City Record as All Members Roll
Honor Counts to Total 3,147
BY BERNARD HARMON

BY BERNARD HARMON
Last nights session Of the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League
brought out some of the most bril-
liant scoring of the season. Four
teen members of this fast league
were over the 600 mark, nine of
these counts coming from the
Cooks Goldblume-D-X Gasoline
series.
Led by Lee Carmin's 67O, every
member of the Cook team fired
600s. John Fehr had 642, Jess
Pritchett Sr had 621, Larry Fox
turned in 61O, and Ed Striebeck
slipped over with a 604. With this
combination of scoring the Gold
blume team set new city record
for the season when they totaled
3,147 on games Of 1,009, 1882 and
1856.
The DIX boys were not asleep
during the series, and did a little
fancy shooting themselves. They
opened with a 1924 to defeat their
opponents, and followed with games
of 1869 and LOIS for a 1908 total,
losing the second and third games.
Spiv Ward, with $50, led the at
tack for the D-Xs, while three
other members were in the 600
class. Mindach fired a 637, Oscar
Behrens GIT and Paul Stemm a 600.
Adam Lang logged this series with
a SIS score. Carmin'S and Ward S
scores were not only the best post
ed in this league, but topped all
other individuals of the various
leagues in the city.
Weber Milk Company had Dick
Nordholt at els and Roy HaiSlup at
COG, to total 2,867, for a two-game
victory over the Falls City Hi-Brus.
Clarence Mack's 500 was top for the
Hi-Bru team. Red" Mounts, who
has been unable to reach the honor
class for several weeks, broke loose
with a 634 to lead the Polar Ice g.
Fuel Company to a two to one de-
cision over the Fox Jail House.
George Meeker'S 632 was the best
total shown for the Fox team.
Freddie Schleimer turned in the
only honor count of the Murphy
Stars-C Coca Cola series, when he
stopped at COG. The series was
taken by the Stars, two to one. Tom
Selmier's 587 featured for the Muir
ply team. The floor average of
this league was close to the $50
mark, topping all league bowling OF
the present season.
Berghoff Beers were again in rare
form last night in the Washington
League at the Illinois alleys. Dan
Abbott, who had a 700 and two COOS
during the weeks pastiming, was
again in form. and produced a 629
on three double century games
Walt Hickman, who last week broke
into the 600 class in this loop
pounded out a $50 total.
Leo Ahearn had a 500 and Dad
Hanna a 587, and combined with
the counts OF Abbott and Hickman
the Berghoff boys totaled 1908, with
high game of 1888. John Blue
had a $40 and Roy Goodhue a $50
for the opposing Underwood Trans
ferS. these scores hating the Beer
teams victory march at two games
With Rudbeck's $50 featuring. the
Capital Ice team won pair from
the Wooden Shoe Beers. Bill Sar-
gents $50 was the best individual
offering the losers could show. Harry
Wheeler combined three two-hun-
dred scores to give him the leagues
leading total. a 648. aiding the
Kings indiana Billiards to a clean
sweep over Coca Colas. Norris, at
sos. led the CokeS.
Brown had $50 for Quaker State
Oil. while Morgan's $50 was top for
Wheeler Lunch in a series taken by
the Oh team, two 10 one. Leonard
Goals grabbed a couple from the
HooSier Optcals, Frank Blacks SOC
for the winners and Bakers 54S for
the losers being the best individuals
shown.
Race Johns. with a 566, topped
seven other 500 scores in the Block
Optical Ladies League at the
Pritchett alleys last night. Her total
came from games of 1874, 1873 and
lse. Laura Alexander took runner
up honors with 537 while Lucy
Court finished third on 5S4. Alice
shea had 53l. Helen Thomas 528
Dorothy Pyle SIG and Irene Ma
honey 504 Triple wins were taken
by Bowes Seal Fast, Lathrop Meyers
and Real Silks from the Coca Cola,
Indianapolis Life Insurance and
Chambers teams.
Falls City Hi-Bru. Phoenix Press
and Marott Shoes were twice VIC
torious over the Meekers. Trissals
and Forwards.
Engineers Machine shop and Main
tsinance won twice from the Ofice. Gen
orators and Assembly in the PreSto-Lite
League al the Central alleys. c. Baker