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; Ahearn
Tops Eleven 600 Shooters, With 681.

Danna with 600 total, to give the
Coca Colas a triple win over the
Fox Jail House five.
With three members over 600, the
Indianapolis Towel Supply team
won three times from the Polar
Ice & Fuels. Joe Fulton had ga,
Paul Striebeck, GIG, and Phil BiSesi,
GOT, for the winners, while Thad
Tedrowe's 604 was top series count
for the Polar team.
Floyd Mcvay OF the South Side Recrea-
ton League at the Fountain Square alleys
stepped out in his weekly appearance last
night. slamming out games of 266, 1876 and
1875 for the leagues leading total, 65S.
counts in this league when he wound up
with 500 even. McVay's brilliant total
carried the Inland Goals over for triple
Place With IN Mics score Featuring took
pair from Enos Coal. Leon Tailoring won
twice over the Budweiser Buffet and
Of their three games.
Tony Mccain NAV have missed the
santa Claus Parade, but he was drum
Two series of GOT put him out in front
in the Insurance League and knights of
Columbus loop. In the Insurance session
to give the Inspection Bureau a two to
one victory from the Equitable Lifes of
New York. Underwriters also won a pair,
The Travellers Insurance Jared better than
these teams when they took a triple win
from the Connecticut Generals. The In
surHnce League rolls at the Central Alleys
each Friday night.
In the K. of C. session at the Del
aware, Mccain arrived at his 6O7 with
ing team took a shutout victory from m til" the
three time winners, taking their series
an on won the rubber from the Hoosier
anc. 'ed. '''' '' A'' DDs' 'eaN was
II ne Standard. Oil League at the
Parkway. Industrial Department turned
in the lone triple victory of the evening
Their shutout victims were the General
Bookeepers. Two games were taken by
partment Record Department and Serv-
ice Station No. 2. Their victims we're
S service ss Station No Service Staten
Department: Sharp and Toles waged a
battle for individual honors, the former
winning out with 500 against Toles
Paulson with a 527 count finished five
pins up on AL Hussong who had 500 and
thereby led the Presto-Lite League at the
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
70 an honor count IN the Optical League
of the individual honors. Double wins
featured feat the team play. american OPTICAL
each from Optometrists. Continentals and
Block Opticals
Led by stevensons s65. three members
OF the Construction League broke into the
500 class in their session at Pritchett's
eS u.s. fss fs A'a snd
PittSburg Plate Glass teams picked up q
eenEp T on cs se If ~
Eayss gfos Insl and dsIse!PeSss s5 The
in their double victory over the Stewart
Carey Glass. Other series resulted in
Freyn Bros. and Spickelmeyer Fuels. Rail-
road Mems Building and Savings ASsocia-
ton, w. P. Jungclaus and Johnson-Maas
Curt wray is establishing himself
record Of his own in the Central States
wrsy has. posted the leading individual
score Of this loop every night since the
start Of is season so sxendi9s the str ms
2 took three from Team No. 3. as Team
No. won a pair from Team No. 4.
In the weekly session of the Block Optt-
cal Ladies' League at the Pritchett alleys,
Helen. McAnly with a SIS series proved 10
be the outstanding individualist. Bertha
honors, while a $50 by Evelyn Weissman
took third position.
- 49,. soo-,,. ~o~.,Ytad ! shut
cut victories for the winning teams.
Coos-Cola. Real SILK. Lathrop-Moyer.
Bowes Seal Fast and Marott Shoe Stores
Frees Fur shop. indianapolis Life Insur-
snce. Chambers. Meeker Five and Pnoe-
nix Press took the beatings. Marotts con-
neeted for ASS total in winning their
series.
caldweIrs $40 proved TO be the best
sr-cummins session at the Parkway alleys.
EnlcientS and Automatics were triple win
ners over the stokols and Even Tempera-
the StokoStats and Underfeeds from the
Dependables and Worlds Greatest.
two-way battle for individual honors
featured the United Mutuals play at the
Illinois alleys. Brooks Secrist ncSed out
Lawrence Bradley by one pin when ne
short in his final game and wound up
at $40. Twenty Pay Life took three
games from twenty Year Endowment.
Family Income twice bssted the Ordinary
Lie and Preferred Annuity took the odd
game from the Modified Life.
Tom Selmier had Gil and Bob Darnaby
eQ4 n the Hillcrest Country Club League
At Pritehetts. Charlie Cray missed
another 500 BY six pins when ne storped
az as4. All team series in the league
we're decided via the two TO one route
with the Rowes Roughs. Darnaby puts
and Warrens Traps two-tfmlng the Sell
mier CaSaies, Woods Irons and Days