The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-08

SldiL TUX SUldSIleQ OuL gaines OF Z2l
John Fehr turned in a ESQ and Lee
Carmin a GAO to put the team over
for its record breaking series and a
triple victory over the opposing Fox
Jail House team. Bert Bruder was
alone in his attempt to halt the
Cookmen. his $50 being the only 600
of the Jailers series.
The DIX Gasoline pastimes, with
Paul Stemm rolling his twenty-third
honor count of the season, a 631,
pounded their way to a triple win
over the Indianapolis Towel Supply
team. The middle game of this series
was a close battle, the D-X's slip
ping over for a victory when they
fired a 1929 game as the Towel
Supply team was getting a 1912.
Arch Heiss. with a 635 was the out
standing individual for the losers.
Coca COlas Take Two
The Coca-Colas got away to a
flying start with pair of 1905
games, but fell by the wayside in
their third attempt with an 853.
Their two big games carried them
over for double win from the Falls
City Hi-Brus Fred Schleimer had
664 and Ed Stevenson a COZ for
the winners, while a SGT from Frank
Argus was the best count the losers
presented.
The Weber Milks needed a 1902 to
stave off a shutout from the Polar
Ice e. Fuel team, who easily copied
their two games. Pug Seyfried gave
the PolarS a $40, while a 631 from
Frank Ralko was the best individual
count of the Milk boys.
Henry Bunch, with one 700 total
to his credit, again threatened that
mark in last nights session of the
Washington League at the Illinois
alleys. After a 267, 1873 start, Henry
was we'll on his way over the 100
line" when an $40 split popped up
in the tenth frame of his final game.
With this bad break his evenings
total amounted to CTS
Billiards in Front
Bunch's Indiana Billiards took
two games from thc Capitol Ice ana
Fuels, posting a 1915 opening game.
The Underwood Transfer Scllmitt
Insurance series, taken by the lor-
mer. to l, was without a 600
shooter, 1043 game by the Trans
fers taking the spotlight. Leonard
Coal, with two 600 individual totals,
and 1000 single game score, won
pair from the Berghoff Beers. The
Beer team evidently was saving" its
strikes for Central States tournament
today as no honor Sc showed up
during its series. Bright, with els,
and nHSs Miller with GOA, were the
outstanding bowlerS for the Capitol
team.
Morris and G. Miller gave the
Coca -Colas series of 628 and 623,
boosting them over for a triple win
at the expense of Hoosier Opticals.
The winners had a 1926 opener.
Quaker State Oils won twice from
the indianapolis Paint and Color
team, a 247 game by Johnnie Hines
giving the Painters their lone VIC
tory. Wooden Shoes COPIED a pair
from the Wheeler Lunch aggrega-
ton.
Phoenix Press was the only team to set
Optical ladies' IeaSue WIN bowling ne at Si4 fSs
Pritchett alleys. Their victims in this
SERIES was the Chambers team Lathrop-
s c tSOf ABs we're ' du rnnes
over Frees Fur Shop. Marott shoes won
pair from the Indianapolis Life Insurance.
and the Bowes Seal Fasts took the odd
game from the TriSsals.
during this session. Other outstanding
Johns. 544: Bertha Tourney. SIS: Helen
Charlie Crav again took the leading roll
n he HillcreSI Country Clubs League at
twenty-third honor count Of the season
when 1S s ne poqndsf out ssTss Of 2ss 242
dug into Kemper's Divots for a triple win,
Darnaoy,s Puts outputted and outscored
Rowes Roushs I we're TOO too much i:h ro ShS
for Warren Traps and won pair. while
Hounss Drivers were oriylng them lar
lions is.''' ' ''' O'' ' "O'1S
6l6 we're one-two among the individualists
II Construction Leagues run-of al the
.hett alleys. Triple wins IN this loop
re taken by the Brandt Bros. Company.
Railroad Mems Building & Savings and
F.. c. Ent Materials Their three-time
victims were Spickelmeyer Fuels. Hayes
Bros. Inc. and Johnson-Maas Lumber
Double victories resulted for the W. P.
JungclauS Company and Geiger Peters in
their series with the Stewart-Carey Glass
Company and Domestic Insulator teams.
Indiana National Bank No. and Public
Service No. ? were three-time winners in
the Bankers League session last night.
They shut out the Indiana National No.
and Union Trust teams. Indiana Trust
took a pair from the Merchants National
SIS the Public Service No. ! eake6 out q
double win over the Indiana National
No. /. Fiovd Agal southpawed his way
70 6i6 series 70 take the individual
honors. Holmes also got over" with a
sos The Bankers bowl on the Pritchett
alleys.
Curt wrsy was finally ouSted from his
headliner act OF leading the Central
states Envelope League each Friday night.
Bowling last night at the Pr. hett alleys.
Wray dropped 20 SGT. so Ed User steamed
up Little and COUNTED e2s 70 take the
spotlight. Teams No ! and won twice
from teams No. ) and 4
New Amsterdams and Hoosier Casualty
von three games apiece from the In