The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-08
BY BERNARD HARMON

Turning in one of the best scor-
ing sprees Of the present season,
FASTENERS Of the various bowling
leagues Of the city did little cleo
pioneering Of their own last night,
It appears, and elected themselves
to an overwhelming majority over
low scores.
Thirty-five individual rollers were
over the 600 mark, a dozen of them
being better than $50. A score of
others were above the 500 mark.
The indianapolis League, with its
seasons highest floor average, a
$50. presented twenty of the honor
count bOwlers, who posted the most
600 counts amasscd in this league
curing its ten weeks of play.
Clarence NAM Schott threat
ened the 700 mark in MS appear
ance with the Marmon- Herringtons,
when ne pounded out games of 1874,
236 and zoo Tor a 696 total. With
the help of brother Eddie SchotJ
and Milton Wimberly, who had TO-
tails OF 610 and 639, the Marmon
Ter Tires, amaSSing a three game
total of 3,029. They used games Of
ga, 975 and 1880 during the series.
Jack Hunt, pinch hitting on the
Miller team, led its scoring with a
6I6.
Freddie Schleimer, who boasts one
OF the few zoos bowled this season,
was well on his way to another, but
halted on 682, with games Of 203, 232
and PSI. He was the only member
OF the Wonder Bars to reach 600,
and his team dropped a pair Of
games to the opposing Cooks Gold
bhmeS, who used three 600 totals
Tor a 1893 total. Don johnson, who
recently rejoined the Cook team,
looked ike the johnson Of past sea-
SONS. when he slapped out a 668
series.
Eddie Striebeck offered a Gas, and
Jess Pritchett a GOA, to give the Gold
blumeS their edge. The winners
opened with a 1919 game.
Three members of the Falls City
We're better than 600. Tom Quill,
one of the cityS outstanding pas
timers, connected for his first honor
count Of the season, slipping over
with GOO. Quill has been working
hard 70 regain his former prestige
OF the alleys, and it appears that he
has again found his stride.
Bud Argus, with 627, and Charlie
Cray, with 600, were the other lead
ing Fall City scorers in their shut
ont victory over the Hare Chevrolets. +
The beer team had a 1907 game /
during this series.
Gregory q Appel pounded out the
highest team total of the evening, /
using games of 961, 1867 and 1912, |
to total 5000. and defeat the Berg
hoff Beers three times in their |
series. Carl Hardin, with a 654, and |
John Murphy with $50, led the at
tack for the winners, while Dad
Hanna, at 664. and Leo Ahearn, at
go, showed the best scoring for
the Berghoff team.
George Campbell had Gel, and
Frank Black, COL, in the Coca Cola's
two to one victory over the Rose
Tire team Ted Arnold's els was
best for the losers. The COkes were
over the 1000 mark in their night
cap game. connecting for a 1880.
JiggS Wager was the leading in
dividual in the Russell Cafeteria
Chambers Ranges series, with a 648.
The Ranges lost the series two to
one. the initial game being taken
by the Russell team with margin
Of one pin.
The Hitzelberger and Fox Jail
House teams tangled in a series won
by the Foxes, two TO one. All games
were closely fought, the Fox team
winning the middle game by a single
pin. Ale Kriner Of the losers starred
in this contest, with a est.
Bohb.e wilmoth. one Of the Younger stars
CT the legal bowling fraternity. con-
neCted foraa $50 last night IN the Amer
lean Central Life Insurance Session al
shut out the Twenty Year Enoowments, /
Ten Year Terms took two from Joint Life
and O. L c. o. won twice from Twenty
Payment Life.
o'N.ers $50 was the best individual
offering n The Kroger Grocery League at
the Indiana Alleys. Bakery slipped over
a triple victory on the French team, |
while Construction Warehouse and Coun- /
try Club teams took TWO 20 one victories |
over Embassy. Latonia Club and Jewels /
Scoring in the Rough Notes League took |
3 slump last night when e SSI by Nc /
arthur set the individual pace. Hi-Bswls I
took a couple OF games from Run NGtz. /
winning one game hv 4 single pin Chumps I
took the odd game from the Hot Shots I
This four-cluh league rolls weekly az the /
Delaware Recreation.
The Chevrolet Body Corporation Leseue. I
rolling az the Delaware alleys, had Power f.
as their individual star.