The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-02
- DOWn the AUeys . .
BY BERNARD HARMON

Yesterday afternoons session Of
the Indianapolis Star League pro-
duced the best total turned in during
league play in the beginning Of an
other bowling week. Charlie Tyner,
anchor man of the Mailers No. 10,
and one of the citys most promi-
|ncnt young bOWlCrs, connected for
scores of pa. 258 and 1877, a 669
total owen Fancher, a team mate
turned in the only other 500 count
Of the session, a SOC, and that COM
binatiOn was more than enough to
give the Mailers a clean sweep over
the PreSSmen.
The Quads took a couple from the
MOSers and the Wheels edged out
the Wrong Fonts for the odd game.
Lee Carmin. after turning in two
honor counts in this loop, slowed
down TO a 5S7, for the Mailer No. l,
who we're unopposed.
jess Pritchett, who is in the habit
of leading the Optimist League,
eaSed up a little last night and
took second best honors. when Hunt
er outscored the veteran. No.
( shut out the No. team. as two
time wins resulted for Nos. l and
) over Nos. 3 and ,.
ADULTS. CulvertS and Orders took
all games from Tests, Roads and
Arches in the State High League at
Arches in the State Highway League
at Pritchett's. Orr, with 500 led the
individual scoring in this league.
with Lehman and J. Brown tied for
runnerup at 554.
Bill Bshrens put three double
centuries together in the Evangelical
League, for a 668 total, the second
best Of the city'S league scoring last
night. His games of 22l. 202 and 245
gave his Dodgers a clean sweep over
the Senators. The Yanks took all
games from the indians and the Pr
rates whitewaShed the Athletics.
The Browns, after winning eight in
a row, dropped the final decision to
the Cardinals. The White SOx took
a couple from the Cubs. while the
Reds beSted the Giants two to one.
Louis KOehler came to life with a
626 total, while Al Bottin had $50.
Charlie GRAY was again at the top of
the heap IN individual scoring I'm the Re
formed Church League. His 654 put HIM
away out In front OF Bud Schools 6l8
and ". Hohlt 500 the only other honor
counts turned in Pleasant Run. Second
Reformed No 3 and First Reformed were
triple winneTs over Trinity Reformed,
Second Reformed No ! and Emmanuel No
2 Immanual No ] toO6 a pair from
Second Reformed No. 2
Sinclair. Phillips SIS and Hoosier Pete took
three IN a row from Linco No. ;. ]. ano
Linco No. IN the Petroleum League
session az the Illinois. GaSefcrla won the
rubber from Midwestern. while Linco No
rolled without opponents Green was
high man in this loop with 5sl total
The name Of Pug" Lcppcrt again ap-
pcared with The best total on the S.. Joan
81 Arc League score sheets. He also led
the circuit last week. Closing with a 224.
Lcppert was FIVE pins short OF 4 500 count
setting SOS. which proved 70 he the needed
games from The Uptown Cleaners Wonder
Bars also swept all games. with the Thomas
N Fitzgerald team as their victims. Speaks
and Finn hagEed a couple az the expense
of Hatfield Electrics Indiana Railroad
took a brace from Charles DENLY Cigars
and General Tires slipped over an odd
same win on the W. J. RObinsons.
Chowns's So led the Indianapolis Au-
tomotve League az the AntlerS. but was
not enough 20 WIN game Tor his In
diana wheel and Rim team. which dropped
three games 10 the Applegate Service
Other series were decided bv TWO 10 one
score Central Rotor Parts and Baab
Brothers winning over the GRAPHIC Pro