The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-13
BY BERNARD HARMON

Two local kegelers posted TOO to-
tails last night. making it three for
the week, and fourteen for the pres
ent season. Kenneth Koelling found
the pocket in the American Central
Life insurance League and combined
his strikes for games of 253, 233 and
233 to score the leading total for the
evening, a TIC. Lee Carmin. who on
various occasions has threatened the
700 mark. shook his old jinx and
piled up a 704 series from games OF
216. 251 and 237 in the Indianapolis
League session.
Koelling was the only member Of
his league to pass the 600 mark dur
ing the session at the Central, ana
his top total gave his Ordinary Life
team a clean sweep of its series with
: the Ten-Year Term. The o. L. G. o.
and Twenty Pay-Lifes also won
their series via the shutout route,
their victims being the Joint Lilies
and Twenty-Year EndowmentS.
Thirteen other members of the
Indianapolis league tried to keep
pace with Carmin and wound up
in the 900" class. John Fehr's 657
and jess Pritchett's $50, coupled
with Carmin's series, gave the Cooks
Goldblume a 3095 total, a new sea-
sons record for teams of this league.
Games of 1854. go and 1865 Melted
them their record count, and breezed
them across for an easy three-time
victory over the Rose Tire Co.
team.
Russell Cafeteria totaled 1881 on
games of 1926. 1905 and GAG to win
a pair from the Hare Chevrolets. A
$40 from Frank Coval and Bob Oar
naby's GIG carried the RuSSetS over.
Frank Hare paced the losing Chew
les. with 624. Although Keith
reached 604 and Schleimer 500, the
Wonder Bars dropped two games OF
their series TO the Fox jail House
rollers. who had Bert Bruder's 60S
as their spark plug.
Harrington. with games of 948,
1869 and $50. totaled 2947 and de-
feated the Chambers Ranges three
times. Dan Blubka, with 625. and
Nan Schott, with 621. furnished the
power for the winning Marmons.
Fails City Hi-Brus took an odd
game decision over the Coca-Colas
as Bud Argus connected for a els
for the winners. and Tom Selmier
A Sis for the losers. The beer team
used a 1923 game for one of their
victories.
Berghof Beers. with the aid Of
Leo Ahearn'S $50. won twice from
the Miller Tires The Gregory &
Appel team eaSed over for couple
of games in the series with the Hit
: zelb>rgers Chicken Dinners. No
600'S appeared in this series.
The Prospect Gas team Of the Uptown
Recreation League broke loose lat night
and piled up sol2 total on 8 .mes q
esl his second 500 total Of the evening.
and LogginS. With q SAT featured for the
Gas team which Won the serles from The
3 els for the losers.
nan Hackers league -leadi.g total a
6sl. pat the K0-We-Ba c. ffees In the
triple Win column. their Gsno out victims
being the coca-coias- Ven Paul s:emm
confined MS pin Boy a;ns WITH sos = CSC CSC
a three-time win - r the Koch Furni-
lures Les Koe1irS was one stick short
q go aslsi1s ne ne Hs,, Slans5s nsd
led by Carl Kiefe- with q 500 WHIT
Washed the Indians Wheel & Rims. who
had Loughiin with 5Is as their leading
Individual
Johnnie Nfurrhr. who recently mss
heen sh0uing rsIne 81 his old zine form.
vas arair =. ire 500 class With a 6si
series ~. "a. citizens Gas Co. League az
ne Uptown Alleys. Joe Dal.ea got q 6ni
IL fhin league for his nrst honol count
81 the evening He connef.ed - short
TINS later Ia the Uptown loop. III Pros