The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-10
Records Fall
as Pin Aces
Reach Stride
New Season Marks Tailed
in League Sessions;
ia BY Bunch.
BY BERNARD HARMON

Henry Bunch emerged from two
weeks slump last night. ana becamt
the sixth local bowler 10 pass the
700 marx this season. He piled NJ
ia total IN the Washington
League bowling at the Illinois al
lsys. using games Of 235. 234 and 24s
10 enter the 700 Club"
Bob KELLEY pounded out a 64l and
Harry Wheeler a sos. 70 JOIN Bunch
IN giving the Kings Indiana Bill
lizards 4 three-Fame total Of 1858, q
season. record IN this loop.
Opening with a 1913. also a sea-
son record in the league. they fired
games OF 995 and 9sO. 70 win then
three games over the Wheeler
Lunch. Baxter Of the Wheelers en-
loved a large evening, with a CSC
series.
Tom Brown posted a 634 for the
Quaker state oils. but no support
was forthcoming from his team
mates. and the oil team dropped a
pair a games 70 the Berghof Beers
John Blue added another SOC
count 10 his string. when he FIN
ished at 636. giving the UnderwOOds
the edge in two Of their games with
the Coca COlaS.
Wooden Shoes took a pair from
the Capitol Ice quintet. 7. Smith
Of the losers showing best in the
series with a 628. Leonard Coal
Company took a pair from Schmitt
Insurance. no individual in this Sc
Ties passing the 500 mark.
At the Fountain Square alleys. the
fast Fountain Square Recreation
League showed a floor average of
nearly 972, only a few pins short
OF its record showing last week.
Sixteen members of the league were
over the 600 mark. creating a sea-
sons record for this organization.
FOrty-six games better than 200
were fired during the evening. sur
passing last weeks record OF forty
five.
Lou GahrbaCh found his ball in
good working order and plastered
the pins for the leagues leading
total. a 662. A pair of 242s and a
l78 turned the trick for this artist.
johnnie Murphy. who has been
stacking up great totals in the last
few weeks. was again in the pocket
for a 656. Joe Fulton warmed up
with an honor count in the Avalon
League. then found the Fountain
alleys for a sos. With these three
FASTENERS performing on the In
dianapolis Toilet & Apron Supply
team. that quintet piled up a 1850
series total. enabling them to take
a double victory over the Cook
GOldblume team. They used games
of 1O46. $50 and 1,O26 to gain this
mark.
Cooks fired a middle game Of
llO4. one less than their opening
nights 1,lO5. which is high in the
league.
John Fehr had GA and Larry Fox
623 for the Goldblumes.
Four members Of the DIX Case
line team passed 500. giving that
team the high series of the session
and a triple win over the Fox Jail
House. 4 646 by Ed Stevenson, Carl
Mindach with GA, and a pair of CLOS
by Oscar Behrens and Paul Stemm
enabled the D-X's TO turn in games
of 995, 900 and 1.0l4. for a total of
5000 Frank Fox was in the midst
Of the battle. connecting for a $50
for the losers.
Weber MIX had Don McNeW'S 634
and Roy Haislup's COS to provide the
edge in a double win over the Co
ca COlas. Freddie Schleimer con-
tinued his battering tactics, getting
a GAL for the Cokes. who won their
single contest by virtue of a l,Ol7
game.
The Falls City gained a two-to-
one edge over the Polar Ice & Fuel
team, Clarence Mack with els and
Ray Robertson with 648 furnished
the needed punch. Red Mounts,
who last week pounded out the
highest total Of the present season.
stopped at 600 last night, being the
only member OF the Polar team in
the honor class. The Falls City
team had a l,O3l game during the
series.