The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-15


the Safety Booster team of the
North Side Business Mems League,
closed his series with a 278 game, to
total 691 and lead the city's pas
timers during last nights league
sessions. His other games were 1874
and PIG.
His series furnished the winning
punch for the Boosters, and they
took a three-game series from the
Heidenreich Flowers team. Kuhns OF
the Florists had a 589 to feature
the individual scoring for the losers.
Art Brenn had COS for the
Sovereign Realty, but when his team
mates failed to connect, the Realtys
dropped a pair of games to the
Falls City Hi-Brus. Todd, with a
$50. led the scoring for the Hi
Bru team.
Kimmel FurnitIffes scored a shut
out victory over the Wonder Bar
team when Paulsen slammed out
SOB series. The best individual
scoring for the losers came from
Harmening. who had a series Of 572.
Prospect Gas took two out OF
three decision from the DR.. Pep
pers, a SGT by Moore Of the winners,
and a 572 by Frank Ralko of the
losers, featuring. Firetite Products
bagged three games at the expense
of the Miller Taverns. Wise had a
$50 for the best showing Of the
series.
The Business Mems League bowls
at the Parkway Recreation alleys.
A change Of pins faced the In
dianapolis League rollers as they
began their regular schedule at the
Pritchett alleys. The new wood
proved a nemesis to the kegelers of
this league, and a 622 was the best
individual count shown during the
session. Seven bowlers found their
way to 900 count.
Nan Schott posted the 622 leading
total for the Marmon- Herringtons,
which took a shutout victory over
the Hitzelberger's Tavern team.
When Ed Schott connected for a
254 game in his second try, it put
the Harrington team over for a 1,025.
Falls City Hi-BruS sported two
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win more than one game from the
opposing Berghoff Beers. With
Dad Hanna connecting for a GOA,
and the balance of the Berghoff
squad presented scores in tn high 500s
and totaled 2,918 for the leading team
series of the session. Charlie Cray
again went over with a GA total,
while Jack Hunt was right with a
GOA. Falls City, aided by Hunts
255 game, posted a 1,042 in the Sec
ond attempt.
Gregory & Appel took trio from the
Russell Cafeteria, Carl Hardins 602 being
the only honor count appearing in the
series. Cooks Goldblumes were also in a
winning mood, and took three games from
the Coca Cola team. Ed Striebeck led the
scoring for the Cooks with series OF
619
Ted Arnold just did make the grade.
Slipping over COL for the Rose Tire Co.,
House quintet
In the other series of this loop, Wonder
Bars twice bested the Chambers Gas
Ranges while the Hare Chevrolets took
two from the Miller Tires No 900 scores
appeared in either of these series.
Four bowlers Of the Uptown Recreation
League reached the 500 mark and mas
much as three of them were members OF
the Hoosier Pete team. that outfit posted
the best team scoring session of the eve
ming. Paul Stemm's league leading 642
total was accompanied by a 638 by Bob
Kelly and 635 by Harry Wheeler. enab-
total of 3,O14 on games Of 1927, 991 and
John Bader had the only other honor
count of this league, pair of two hundreds
Bader Coffee team profited by the total,
and made clean sweep of the series.
taking three games from the Indiana
Wheel and Rim Company.
Coca Cola won the odd game of a series
with the Koch Furniture Company. No
$40 by Dynes Of the Kochs being the best
individual effort shown. Paul Croser
cracked out 5S6 for the Prospect Gas
team. which was without opposition.
Charlie Mccain. who has been near
the top in each session of the Eli Lilly
League. reached the pinnacle last night
when he connected for 56S total Huck,
with 56S. finished close for runnerup
two-to-one route with Powders. Extracts
Ia6Iets and Dentals winning from the
Pills. .syrups,, Elixers and 1letins. The
Lilly League bowls at Pritchett's.
A poor finish kept Goldsmith out Of his
usual top position in the VIM. H Block
Goldie's drop McNicholas connected for a
572 to take high honors:: Apex Washers
and won all three games. Boys Clothing
and Bigelow Sanford Rugs took two each
from Downstairs Store and Display.
Norman Hamilton. City Association sec
rotary. pounded out the highest three
game total of the season for the Citizens
Gas League bowling at the Uptown. Ham"
and 236. to total 6S3. Two more 600s ap-
peared in this loop. one from Hill with a
$40, and the other by Joe Donna. who had
Gil. Distribution No. and Prospect No.
took triple wins from the Main Office
No. and Distribution No. T. while two
game wins resulted for the Distribution
No. 5. Prospect No. 3 and Prospect No. l
in their series with the Prospect No. g.
Main Office No. 10 and Distribution No. g..
Jess Pritchett Sr assumed his usual
roll as top individual in the Inter-Club
League at the Pritchett alleys. his sos. the
only honor count posted. understanding
all competitors. Two games were won by
the Mercators. Universal Indians and Ex-
change Service. with the Universal yam
KEGS Mutual Lumbermen and Optimists
as their victims. Exchange Unity was
unopposed.
Art Pollard collided with a 1873 in his
middle try last night. depriving himself
of a 600 series. AS it was. he presented
games Of 202 and 248 to accompany his
1873, giving him a 588. which was the
est individual showing made during the
Stokely Van Camp League session at the
Pritchett alleys Strained Foods proved
TO be the best team of the evening. taking
three games from the Cranberry Sauce.
Tomato Soup twice took the measure of
the Honey Pod Peas and the Chile Con
Carnes took a pair from Bean Hole Beans.
Americans and Tablets were thrice vic
torious in their series with the Borozns
and ExtralinS in the Eli Lilly Ladies
League at the Pritchett alleys. Merthio-
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