The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-01
Records Tumble in Spree
by Washington Pin Loop
League Floor Average and Game Marks Soar; Anearn
Tons Eleven 500 Shooters, With 681.

/ Logging at new pins resulted in
only three 600's. last week, but the
Fountain Square Recreation League
came back to life last night and
presented ten individuals over the
900 mark.
Norval (Spiv) Ward tossed the
top count, games of 202, 243 and 2O2
giving him a SAT series, which aid
ed the DIX Gasolines to a 5000
total and three-game victory over
the Weber Milks.
Paul Stemm and Carl Minrach
joined in with Ware, with totals OF
644 and 600, Stemms being his
third of the week in league compe-
tition, as we'll as his twenty-Second
of the present season. The DIX
team used games of $50, 972 and
1,068 to reach the high total.
Jess Pritchett ST., with twenty
four honor counts behind him, made
it twenty-five last night when he
totaled GA for the Cooks Gold
over the Falls City Hi-Brus. 1t was
Pritchett's fourth honor count of
the week, giving him perfect aver
age, as he had appeared four times
in league competition.
Another veteran pastimer finished
UP his week with a perfect percent
age as far as 600 totals are con-
cerned, when Joe Danna made it
four for four with a 633 in last
nights session. Danna opened his
week with sos on Monday night,
connected for a pair on Wednesday
night, and wound up with his fourth
last night. Oren Medlin joined
Danna with a 600 total, to give the
Coca Colas triple win over the
Fax Jail House five.
With three members over 600, the
Indianapolis Towel Supply team
won three times from the Polar
Ice & Fuels. Joe Fulton had 624,
Paul Striebeck, GIG. and Phil Bisesi,
a GOT, for the winners, while Thad
Tedrowe's 604 was top series count
for the Polar team.
Floyd McVay Of the South Side Recrea-
b
stepped out in his weekly appearance last
night. slamming out games of 1858, 1876 and
1875 for the leagues leading total, $50.
counts in this league when he wound up
with 500 even. McVay's brilliant total
| carried the Inland Goals over for triple
Place. with Miles score featuring, took
pair from Enos Coal; Leon Tailoring won
RottIers Cafe bested the Troy OILS in two
of their three games.
Tony Mccain may have missed the
major in two bowling leagues last night.
| Two series of GOT put him out in front
in the Insurance League and knights of
Mccain had ip games Of 157 2oS I' and neG'5 24s
| to give the Inspection Bureau two to
| one victory from the Equitable Lfes of
New York. Underwriters also won a pair
| their victims being the Hoosier Casualtys.
/ The Travellers Insurance Jared better than
from the connecticut Generals. The In
surance League rolls at the Central Alleys
each Friday night
In the ,. x of C. session at at the the Del,
games 253, 1872 and l72. His Scott Truck
| ing team took shutout victory from the
Sree e Hnners akns their ser s9
| from the Pittman-Rice Coal. Blackwell
and Son won the rubber from the Hoosier
/
unopposeG.
In the Standard Oil League at the
| Parkway, Industrial Department turned
in the lone triple victory of the evening;
| Bookeepers. Two games we're taken by
tire Indianapolis Plants, Construction De-
plrtment. RECORD Department and serv-
ssrvice Station No g.. Service Station
| No. /. Service Station No. and Check
Department; Sharp, and Toles waged
winning out with a 566 against Toles
Paulson with SGT count finished five
5 he League ga the
Central alleys; Office and Assembly
| teams were twice victorious. winning from
the Engineering and Maintenance Depart
ments.. Tool room was without oppo-
nents last night.
Koerner's SOS was the closest approach
| TO an honor count in the Optical League
at the Indiana, and he therefore carried
of the. individual honors. Double wins
ox snd skP sS
each from Optometrists. Continentals and
Block Opticals.
Led by Stevensons Sos. three members
of the Construction League broke into the
| 500 class in their session at Pritchett's
a' so Fee 1o sa snd
| Pittsburg Plate Glass teams picked up
little percentage on their competitors BY
HAYES HAYES Bros., Inc. and Geiser-Peters. The
her INT don6e vc.oTy over the
double triSmphs for Or the Brandt Bros Co,
| Freyn Bros. and Spickelmeyer Fuels. Rail-
| road Mems Building and Savings Associa-
ton. w. P. Jungclaus and Johnson-Maas