The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-30
Adam Lang Has 300 Game
in South Side Pin League
Mark Is Highest Individual Count in City This Season.
Circuit Collects Floor Average of 922

279; Pritchett opened his second game
with four strikes spared then proceeded
to strike out Games of 189 and 1856. in
hoao4 count to 6 o his his EayS him s Re My My
Lear took runner-up honors with sos. The
No. team took three games from No. 6,
while double victories resulted for No 4
and No. 8 teams with No. and No. be-
ing the losers.
FREQ. Tegeler led the scoring in the Re
formed Church League at the Pritchett
games of 1877, 224 and 243 Weishaar was
the only other individualist in the 600
class, two double centuries putting him
over with a 6l8. Triple wins we're taken
by the Second Reformed No. 1 and Second
Reformed No 3 teams. with the Pleasant
Run TII and Trinity teams as their victims.
manuel No. l. while Second Reformed No.
2 won couple from First Reformed.
Fred Schneider and John Bently were
W he only seiFon M to reach 500 IN the
at Pritchetts Schneider had games of
221. 218 and 2l1 for $50, while a 247 game
aided Bently to q SAB total. The Giants
all three from the White Sox while double
decisions resulted for the Dodgers, Ath-
letics. and Pirates with the Browns. Cubs
and YankS as their victims.
In the indianapolis Star, League at
the Pritchett Recreation Charlie Tyner
produced the best score of the afternoon,
the only honor count shown by this league
Mailers No; 10 and Wheels were three
FRESHMAN taking the beatings. 0uads won won
the odd game from the Maiers No. /.
Only two series we're completed in. the
hco No bsan at Hd he F Petes STc
firomS Lneo No Tinco Il? :1 and te sa
;he leading total of this loop.
Walt Hickman was unable to reach 500
in the Fraternal League, but his 586 was
all that was necessary to carry of the
individual honors of this loop, bowling at
the Illinois alleys. The indiana Bell
Telephone e took trio Of games oa from the
during the SESSION N 90 Threegsme w Wins S also
resulted for Gun Club and Dickey Mouse
CAFE over the Indianapolis T. & 4. and
Cremo-Golds. while East Emo Cottage
apiece from Schwegman Grocery and
Breakfast Shop.
Herb D,ebges, with a sos carried off the
Church League at the Fountain 10 so p9iis
alleys Doc Hill was in good form and
finished with sol for runner-up position.
the only clean sweep of the evening Two
game wins resulted for Edwin Ray. Beech
Grove Christian and Broadway Baptist
with St. Marks, Fountain Square and
Cadle Tabernacle on the short ends of the
scores.
Harry .ochi!gtEee, who rolled the sea
With two 900 totals, his second coming
in the Kiwanis Leagues session last
night. Harry produced a Gil to lead all
( individuals in this league, bowling at the
Indiana alleys. Triple wins were taken
by Selmiers and Ostermevers over the
Jones and Heads. Falls took a couple
from Rykers. HerdrichS twice won from
the Bochstaklers Springs took the rub
Der from Mitchells and DaveyS we're double
winners over Lippincotts.
Two 600 scores we're produced in the
League at the Uptown alleys. John
Naughton put together games of 229 2l4
and 1913 for a 636 leading total. while
Clarence Schneider went over with a 633,
aided by a 243 game.
Uptown Cleaners took their three games
from the Speaks & Finn quintet. Scott
eral Tires while odd game wins were taken
by w J. Robinson. Hatfield Electrics and
Indiana Railroads with ChaS DENLY
Cigars Wonderbars and Thos. Fitzgerald
Coal teams as their victims
Two to one decisions were taken by all
winners in the Lions Club session at the
Antlers alleys Claws. Tails Heads and
Names finished one up on the Ears, Whisk-
ers. Teeth and Hides. G. Campbeus 500
carried of individual honors.