The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-27
BY PAUL STRIEBECK

pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)
In the South Side Business Mems
League at Fountain Square alleys,
Paul Stemm of the Kiefer Five shot
a 637. but his team could not offset
the 625 by Les Koelling and Lang S
612 and the 608 by Quill for
the Heidenreich Florists and the
result was that the former dropped
the entire set to the latter. Eddie
and Nan Schott posted $40 and 629
to give their Coca-Cola five the odd
game from Oeftering- Litzelman Coal
Co. Phil Bisesi showed $40 for jar
dine Bros. to put the team across for
a two-game victory from White Owl
Cigar, which had Thompson best
with GOA. Shalhult jewelers. had
no opponents.
w. BehrenS of the Evangelical
League at the Pritchett alleys found
the pocket to his liking and was able
to NOV down a 233, 223 and 232 for
698. This total gave the Cardinals
the odd game from the Indians. F.
Schneider had 600 even for the Sen
ators, but they could not overcome
the 61O of Maschmeyers, and the
SOB of A. Menges of the Yanks, and
they lost all three. MaSchmeyer
also had a $50 game. Ed Menges
and V. Schneider had GA and 6O2
for the Cubs, but the support was
not there and they dropped twin
bill to the Dodgers. A 613 for John
Bentley was not enough for the
Giants, who were downed by the
Pirates in a double-header. A COZ
by Paul Striebeck helped the Reds
to cop all three from the Browns.
In the Courthouse League at the
Delaware alleys. Don Johnson fred $40
for the Union Title team. but the Sheriffs
with d. James counting 6l5 won twice
that the Prosecutors had a substitute that
was firing in grand style. Mike Morrlsey
was the boy. and along with the o44 5y
The SURVEYORS. The remaining tilts found
two three game victories in favor OF the
Treasurers and Courts from the clerks
and the Assessors.
Guntz. IN the Reformed Church League.
at the Pritohett alleys, had the best totals;
The ST. on games of 23S. 222, and ia
enabled his team the second Reform No.
TO win the only three-game set OF the
evening The remaining O S1nte Sitn % twe
games for the Second Reform No, l.
Pleasant Run. First Bears and First Owls
from Emmanuel Barrett Bears. Trinity
and Second Reform No. ?. Remaining
high totals found Charlie Cray with 62S
and B. Wishmeyer Gle.
Pete Miller last week in the Transports,
tion League at the Pritchett alleys had
a 6s4 count to lead this loop. Team
results found odd game sets for this entire
league with two games for southern
Pacifc. New York Central Chicago &
Northwestern and Louisville and Nashville
and one game for Monon Route, Indiana
Raiiroad Indianapolis Union Railway and
General Motors Express.
Hamiu decided that his first game OF
fss was Just a practice game, and you
can we'll believe it from the results Of
fhe next two He rolled 266 and 245 IN
his Anal games for a total of 6e4 to give
the Selriers the count that may oe
needed 70 win a couple games from their
opuonents who will shoot later. Durnell
wss the only team that scored clean
sweep and this was from the Burnetts
THE Ostermeyers, Daniels and ClarkS
counted twice from the CreveS, Roberts
and. Rowles. The Baxters were without
opposition.
The Indianapolis Star League at the
Pritchett alleys found scoring way below