The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-18
sPin GOSSipe
BY PAUL STRIEBECK
pinch Hitter for Lefty Lee)

Scoring in the Indianapolis
League on the Pritchett alleys last
night was very pleasing to the rail-
birds. The Barbasol team displayed
its usual form with a league leading
total Of 3086. This was good for a
two game win over the rival Fall
City Bear team. Barbasols had
Carmin, Fehr and Hueber with
counts of CTS, Sos and 623 while the
losers had Jack Hunt and Cray with
scores of sos and 623.
The Jones' Maley boys were off
last night, but were able TO annex
all three from Selmier Towel. Heiss
and Pritchett Jr. were the only two
in this contest to reach the 600
mark. They had scores Of 632 and
604.
Led by r. Smith and Bruder, who
connected for games of 635 and COS,
the Mausner Beer team trounced
the Russell Cafeteria squad three
times. The Beer team was in form
and secured a score of 1904. A.
Striebeck's 653 was the best for the
Cafeteria boys.
While bowling a practice game at
Pitchetts last night after the Inter
club League, Joe Malarkey shot a
232 and then came back with a
"bowlers dream of 300. Nice
work, Joe. Maybe you will do it in
league or tourney play some night.
The Mic-Lis-McCahill team of the Indi-
annapolis League. with total of 2.97e. was
able TO make a sweep of the Antler Alley
Five. Mounts and Fulton had scores of
623 and 6i5 while Meeker's 602 was the
best for the Antlers. Coca ella had F.
Liebtag and @. Campbell with totals of
6l4 and 6O3 to swamp the Rose Tire team
for three games. Two-to-one was the
verdict Of the Silver Edge Beer team over
Tees Tavern. Bisesis 600 was the best
for the winners, while Wimberly's SIS was
high for Tavern. Led by John Blue. with
a score of GOT. which included 267 the
Schltz Beers were able TO take two from
the Gregory and Appel squad. Hughes also
had $50 for the winners while Bowens GA
was best for the losers.
Tbs Seven-Up team was the only squad
to make a three-game cleaning in the
Uptown League at the Uptown alleys. This
P sSi brer Elect a G9cf aoo GGa
Pete took the odd game from Bader Coffee
and Harper Bros. Leppert led individual
scoring. with ga while Medlin. Kelly.
Kimmel and Barrett had counts of SAB.
624. 623 and 6l7.
Cooney was king with e1s in the Ipalco
League at the Illinois alleys last night.
This was good for a two-game win for
his Third Floor team over Line Depart
ment; Morris Street BANKED the Mill
Street team and Mill Street No. took
the odd game from Harding Street. Carter
was next to Cooney with SCI.
B. Strohm and BrosherS plenty tough at
Pritchett's. They had counts of 651 525
and GIT. Mutual drew the blank. and this
came at the hands of the Exchange Unity.
All other contests were decided BY a two
to one margin.
alleys Rupel of the Tonsil team counted
for a COS and 2S4. This was good for
two games from the Medulla boys. The
COS BY Rupel was the first of his career.
time for everything. Radins counted for
three games over Ultra while Appendix
and Fundus took two out of three from
Retina and Adenoid.
A All by Crane and stahl was high
individual total in the Indiana Ladies
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route. East End Greenhouse. Prest-O-
Lite Hoosier Pete. Kingan's. Picardy
Candy. Old Gold Cigaret and Coca Cola
won over KAY Jewelry. Pocahontas Coal.
Julian Goldman Union Store. Van Camp.
Herman Schmitt Insurance. Smith. HaSs-
Ter and Sturm and Standard Grocery.
In the North Side BUSINESS Mems
League. Brenn's SIS for the Fairfield
Florist team was only good for one game.
over Silver's Delicatessen because these
boys had Vogelsong and Switzer with
scores of 6l8 and 604 The Sovereign
Realty BANKED the Earring Sweet Shop.
Meyers SOS was the best for the Realty.
Fire F1te Products had Snodgrass with
DR.. Pepper. Eagle Greek Nursery and
Prospect Street took two from Safety
Boosters and Ritz Theater. Boesnecker
had 6l0 for the Nursery team.
The Fifth Floor and the Fourth Floor
OF the Blocks League that shoots at the
Illinois alleys set the Third Floor and the
Downstairs teams down for a three game
defeat. The Window Trimmers were only
able 70 take three games from the Wash
ers. Johns led the individuals with 566.
The Hinka Dinka Doors did too much
for the Alley Oops and as q result lost
three games. The Hot Shots and the
were able to walk of with two games
in the Real SILK Mixed League at the
Illinois alleys. Benz was up and doing
for the Hinka Dinka Doors to a tune Of
500 to lead the field in individual play.