The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-24
BY PAUL STRIEBECK

The Berghoff beer team of the
Washington League at the Illinois
alleys was pacemakers for the loop
with a 3,013 count last night.
Ahearn and Hickman sent the
naples in the pit for total of 633
apiece. This score was enough to
trounce the Schlitz Beer three times.
Berghoff Beer shot a consistent
three games of LOIS, 992 and 1,OO5.
Jess Hall starred in the individual
scoring with a 1872, 247 and 207, for
646, and this count and a 605 by
Rudbeck, enabled the PhariS Tire to
take the odd game from Fall City
Beer.
Werner and Spencer had GA and
604 for the Newman Candy five and
they won a double-h header from Hoo
sier Optical Six Kaiser Tire Service
had Rooster with 612 to offset the
Gil of Blumer of the Mausner Beer
team and the former copied two
from the latter. The remaining
series found Coca Cola taking a
couple from Schmitt Insurance.
BoeSnecker with 664, Burnett with
633 and Argus with 500 found In
diana Wheel and Rim leading the
City League at the Antler alleys.
This team fired 3,019 on games of
1864, 987 and 985 to win all three
from Elks Boosters Arch Heiss,
with COL, was the reason the Jones'
Maley team accounted for three
over Marott Shoes.
Jack Hunt and Ray Robertson had
663 and 610 for Falls City Beer, but
these two smashing totals was not
enough and the Antler Alley five
downed them two games, despite the
fact that not 900 was shot on the
latter team. Larry Fox had 628
and Frank Hueber 900 even for the
BarbasolS, but King, with 622 for
Hoosier Coffee found better support
and the Hoosier Coffee set the shaw
ing cream five down twice.
The Seven Up team in the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League at
the Fountain Square alleys had the
pocket we'll located and three of it's
members crossed the 900 mark with
Stevenson leading with $40. G..
Smith els and Weaver 613, to give
this team all three games from DR..
Peppers, although John Bentley and
Whitman had GIL and COS for the
losers. Red Mounts was the only
member of the Oeftering-Li
Coal team to count 600 and it was
a COL. This gave this squad the
odd game from Indianapolis Towel
Supply. The 610 by Arnold for
Boards Brake Service was not
enough to Offset the 608 of Hohlt's
of the Goldsmith Sales and the
Boards Brake Service lost two to
the Goldsmith team.
Carl Hardin took no chances of
any rival in the Postoffice League
coming close to him last. night. He
collected $40 for the Three Trip
pers and they easily walked off with
all three games. Four Trippers and
Mikes claimed a twin bill from
Illinois Street Station and Sub Car
rierS.
Two to one featured the Optical League
at the Pritchett alleys with the odd game
going TO Softlite Lenses, Fox Optical and
Continental Optical from Optometrists
Univis Bifocals and Blocks Optical Brown
was the head man with 59S and Yonek
was only eight pins short of this honor
with $50.
Two to one also was the result Of the
alleys with Coins and Baronials two
games and Catalogs and Commercials one.
Wray was best with 57s
Jake Freige was in there striking to a
tune Of sos. including a 247. PASSENGER
was next best with 63s. including a 245
Mausner Beer whitewashed Barrett Coal
and Missouri Pacific Other team con-
tests were decided two to one in favor
OF NJ. II. Farrell Granite, Walter Kelly
Builders and State Auto Insurance over
Dufy.s Malt Products. Pittman Rice Coal
and General Tire.
The K. of c.. League of the Delaware
alleys had only two series that were COM
plete: Scott Trucking with II. Click and
II. Kaltenback scoring GIL and sol, but
the Hoosier Optical. their opponents
managed TO squeeze through with the
last game. winning il by one pin. Quinn
Grocery won the odd game from Block
Coal having no opponents.
The Stokoi League at the Delaware
alleys had the Dependables and Stoko-
stats winning all three from EfficiensS
and Economicals. while Even Tempezg~