The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-03
Mounts Grabs City Pin
LGureLs With 756 Total
Veteran Bowler Lashes Out Seasons Top Score at Foun
tain Alleys; Loop Sets New Floor Average.
BY BERNARD HARMON

The seasons most brilliant exhibit
ton of fancy bowling was displayed
in the weekly session of the Foun-
tain Square Recreation at the Foun-
tain Square alleys last night.
Clarence (Red) Mounts, for ten
years one of the city'S leading pas
timers, connected for the highest
three-gam total posted during the
season, when he lambaSted the pins
for games of 242, 266 and 248, to
total 756. The former high of the
year was Harry Ochiltree's 746,
rolled three weeks ago in the XII
wants League.
Mounts, who has several "7C0"
counts to his credit, had been ex-
periencing much difficulty during
his early appearances in this league,
having but two previous scores bet
ter than 600.
With Thad Tedrowe and Pug Sey-
fried joining Reds scoring spree
with scores of 639 and 615, the Po-
lar Ice and Fuel team connected for
games of 1904, 997 and 1,042 to total
1923 and took two out of three
decision from the Coca-Colas. Ed
Stevenson displayed a Csc for the
Cokemen, who used 1908 game to
win their lone fray.
Paul Striebeck found the pocket
for GIL total, his first honor count
in this loop. Johnnie Murphy helped
Striebeck's Murphy Stars along with
a 642, and they scored a clean
sweep over the Fox Jailhouse team,
the only quintet not producing
900 shooter" during the evenings
schedule. The Stars totaled 1892
on games of 1920, 1929 and 943.
Clarence Mack finally crashed the
honor roll in this league, using three
double centuries for a 662. Charlie
Cray, who had opened the evenings
program with 600 total in the Hill
crest League, made it two for the
night when he scored at GIG. The
Mack Cray combination for the
Falls City Hi-Brus enabled them to
take a two-game victory over the
DIX Gasolines. Paul Stemm, with
a SAT. was outstanding for the DIX
boys. Two 1000 scores appeared in
this series, Falls City having a 1,025,
and the Gasoline team 1012.
For the second time this season
the Cooks GoIdblume lost a series
in this loop. weber Milk Company
turned the trick last night, gaining
two to one decision. Hank
Shriver led the scoring for the win
ners, while Jess Pritchett Sr. was
high individual for the GoldblumeS.
Shriver had Glib and Pritchett, 631,
Webers had an initial game of zoos,
bringing the total 1,000's for the
session to eight. The floor average
of 972 in this loop was the best
scored in any league session during
the current season.
Six bowlers we're over 600 in the
Washington League at the Illinois
alleys last night. Dan Abbott dis
played the highest total Of the ses-
sion, chalking up $40 on games Of
176, 233 and 231. Performing with
the Berghoff Beer team, Dan had
the aid of Dad Hanna'S 618 series
to give the Beer team a double vic
tory over the Capital Ice team,
with Glib Smiths COG as its best
total. 1t was Hanna's sixth honor
count of the season in the Washing
ton League. The winners had
three-game total Of 1888, from
games of GAG, 1858 and 951.
Rutch McAllen led the Leonard
Coal team to a triple win over the
Quaker State Oil, when he smacked
out a 6l3. Morris had 623 for the
Coca Colas, and Phillips, GOA for
the Schmitt Insurance, in series
won two to one by the Coca Cola
squad. Schmitts used a LOOP game
for their one game victory. Under
wood Transfer won twice from
Wooden Shoe Beer, and Wheeler's
Lunch took a pair from Hoosier
Opticals, no honor counts appearing
in either series.
The Optical League. rolling at the u IN
Weldon to be the best individual showing
Of the evenings pastimlng. Team results
in this session showed Optometrists as
Block Opticals taking q pair from Con-
tinentals and American Optical as double
winner over the Paramounts-
DR.. Paul Kernel. with $50. total, vas
outstanding in the Knights Of Columbus
Tear4le at the Delaware Alleys. Louie