The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10

For the fourth straight time,
Lester Koelling turned in 900
count last night to lead the Com
mercial League at the Illinois alleys.
This week he made it a good 500,
putting games of 224, 1877 and 266
together for a 687. and shared hon
ors with Ray Chrisney of the
HOosier A. c. League for the eve
nings highest individual score.
Koelling was the only bowler to
go over the mark in the Commercial
loop, Brammells 593 and Curt
Wray's 592 being the nearest APP
proaches. Central States Envelope,
Indiana Film Transit and Crescent
Paper made clean sweeps of their
series with the Oak Grove Buffers,
L. B. Prices and George j. Mayors.
Two to ones were taken by Indi-
annapolis News and Spencer House
Cafe, with Sears Roebuck and Bev-
eridge Papers the victims.
Ray Chrisney scored his 687 for
the Bowes Seal Fast team in the
Hoosier Athletic Club League at
PTitchetts on games of 221, 245 and
221. His team was unOpposed. No
other members reached the honor
count. Indianapolis Office Supply
took ali games from John Hancock
Mutual Insurance, while Hatfield
Electric and COca-COla won the rub
bers from Potter Coal and Material
and Barrett Coal Company.
Paul Crosier southpawed his ball
into the naples for a 672 count in
the Gyro League, rolling at the
Parkway Recreation, finishing far
ahead of his nearest competitor,
Hartman, who stopped at SOL. Cros-
Ter had games Of 248, 233 and 191 as
his No. team took pair from No.
l. Teams No. 2, No. 7 and No. 5 also
were double winners over No. 9, No.
10 and No 8, while No. made it
clean sweep over No. 6.
The MoOres were the only triple
winners in the Spencer Cafe Ladies'
League at Pritchett's, the East End
Green House taking the three time
beating. Kribs, Queene's Shoppe,
Club Steaks, Heidenreichs and
American Central Life won twice
from Northern Beach Pool, Charles
H. Francke, Sirloin Steaks, Fulles
and Meyers. Brewer, with 514, was
the leading individual.
Jess Pritchett Jr.. who has adopted lead
ing ways OF late. nnlshed IN front OF the
field in the session Of the Pritchett Re
creation League last night. His Glib was
twelve pins better than his nearest COM
petitor. Fields. at sol. had the only other
honor count posted. Lieber stopped one
short at 599 Thomas had A 595 and Cant
ner 592. Universal Beverage shut out
LOuies Tavern. while other games were
decided over the two to one route. Hibben-
Houweg. Sunshine Cleaners. Hilgemeier
Packing. l. S. Ayres & Co, and Hendricks
Tavern. Real Silk. Thomas Restaurants
and Dorm Good Sodas.
The Meekers. Bowes Seal Fast and Falls
City Hi-Brus were triple winners over the
Happy Wonder Bakers, McGraths and
Schneiders, while the Lathrop- Movers took
a pair from MarOtt Shoe Company in the
Ladies Social League at the Antlers
Bertha Tourney had a 5S6 TO take in
dividual honors. She was followed close
lv by Helen WeiSe with 564 and Evelyn
WeiSSman with $50. Other leading scores
were. Katherine Miller 500; Helen Kritsch
567. Lucille Rice. SOS. and Martha Mayer.
With 500.
Brinkman fred a SIS for the only honor
count in the Parkway No. . League at
the PARKWAY American Tea and Coffee
over lie Nortons Seer and PARKWAY 5S No
teams. while Masons and Aristocrat
Bars took double wins from Cooneys and
McNultys.
Results of the Water Company League
at Pritchetts showed the Hvdrants as triple
winners over the Meters. while the Mains
and Pumps took a couple from the Valves