The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-17
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee)

John Blue, a member of the
Coca Cola team in the Washing
ton League smeared the pins for
222, 265 and 227 for a total of TIA
on the Illinois alleys last night.
Kelly and Lazarus, with 629 and
608, also helped the "Cokas" hand
Blue two-game defeat over Berg
hof Beer. Hickman and Ahearn
had GIT for the losers.
Schlitz Beer was off their game,
but was able to capture the entire
series from Fall City Beer. Jess Hall
and Bill Bowen had counts of 604
and COL for Pharis Tire team, but
this was not enough to subdue the
Newman Candy, squad and the odd
game went to the latter.
Mausner Beer had HENDERSON
with 608 to put them over for two
games with Hoosier Optical. Gauker
was best for the losers with COS.
Schmitt Insurance will roll later.
In the City League at the Antler
alleges, Jess Pritchett with 672 on
236, 256 and $50 and Burphy with
GLIB trounced the Fall City Beer
team three times. Barbasol had L.
Fox blasting out a fine total of 681
on games Of pa, 237 an 900.
Don Johnson slipped in his last
game to a 169, but was able to
pound out a COL to assist Fox in
securing a three-game win over
Hotel Antler team. HooSier Coffee
and Marott Shoes were victors for
the odd game from Indiana Wheel
and Rim and Elks Boosters. Other
high totals were Bruder, GIG; Horn
berger, 610; Mahoney, 6O4, and R.
Fox, 604.
Pins were flying all over the alleys in
the Fountain Square League at the
Fountain Square drives last night. This
league enjoyed one of the scoring sprees
leading total Of $3.50 on counts Of 1924.
l,058 and l. 03S. This was enough to give
the Boards Brake Service three-game
setback. From all indications a bunch of
Russians bowled for Seven Ups. Wheeler
sSi, schoch had had $50 Sa and Smith if6ai $50 g.
is and and f them x9 10 so
but dropped the DR.. Peppers for count
or three. Sauter's Tavern staged a nice
series Of 1908. 1,o25 and. sS1 to hand the
indianapolis Towel and Apron team three
blanks. oscar Behrens led the winners
with s44 and 6o7. Silver Edge Be er had
from Goldsmith Sales.
Scoring was on the upgrade in the
Block Optical Ladies League at the
Seal Fast Coca i coa s Julian PiA GoIa GMeS
Store and Jack c. Carr Co, made a clean
sweep of Boards Brake Service. S. & S.
House. while Marott Shoe store and Maus-
and Kingsbury Beer Crane led individual
second with 566. Other high scoring:
s27: Banks SIG; McAnly. 5l3; Mueller.
each 500. and Maschino. 500.
In the Construction League at Pritchett
9riyes Freyp Brothers. Inc. and johnson
Mas lost the entire set TO Harry c. Ent
Materials and Mil-Va-Co Heaters. while
Brant Brothers, W. P. Jungclaus and Hart
o 0s 5 o SiaapPeo ou5 IE0sgse p MIS-
ing and Loan and Domestic and Industrial
Insulators. Les Brant was high with GIL.
Charlie Cray again took all the glory in
the Avalon League at Pritchett's. with a
66S. In team play the Caddies produced
the only shutout from the Puts. Remain
ing contests were two out of three in
favor Of Irons. Stymies and Roughs over
Caooies. Drivers and Divots.
Carl Hardin led the Post Office League,
but this time he vas given very close
competition for this honor. Al Schoch
fred Ga. but Hardin nosed him out BY
one pin for SIS The team events resulted
IN q double victory for Three Trippe-s.
-Four Trippers and Mikes over Illinois
Street Station. Sub Carriers and City
Case.
Three-gane triumphs for Blocks Optical
Department and Continental Optical from
Bifocals and Softlfte Lenses featured the
Optical League az Pritchetts. while Fox
Optical annexed q tTo-gaIue count Bauer