The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-13
N>-DOlUn the Alleys ~
BY BERNARD HARMON


The Washington Leagues session
at the Illinois alleys last night pro-
duced seven 600 shooters, and from
them came the city's leading
league score, a 653 by Tom Brown,
a member of the Schmitt Insurance
team. All series in the league were
decided by two to one. BerghOffs
had one of their scoring SpreeS,
pounding out games of GIT, 1920
and 1912, to give them 2,949 for
their evenings work. Lou Daugh-
erty had GIL and Dad Hanna wound
up with a 255 for 644 to lead the
Beer teams attack in taking pair
from Kings Indiana Billiards, who
had Henry Bunch with GLIB as
their pacesetter.
Buley of the Coca Colas went
over with 633, but his support was
weak and the Cokes we're noSed out
by the Wheeler Lunch. No Wheeler
bowler was over the mark, Freddie
Herther showing best with a 582.
Wooden Shoe Beers took brace
from Newman Candies, with no in
dividual passing 600. Bill Sar-
gents $50 was the nearest approach
to that mark.
George Smith smacked out 637
for Capitol Ice and, with the aid
of G. Smiths 500, the Gaps" hand
ed the Hoosier Optical two-time
lacing. Browns 653 was not
enough to give the Schmitt team
more than single game win.
Rudy BoeSnecker Of Underwood
Transfers at COG rallied better CO.
operation from his team mates,
giving Underwoods an odd game.
Leonard Coal Company was unop-
! posed in its series.
Although the Fountain Square
Recreation League showed a half
dozen 600 totals, the real thrills of
the evening came in team competi-
ton, several games being decided
with the delivery of the final ball.
The DIX Gasoline team won three
games from the Weber Milk and
the first two were taken by one-pin
margins. FoX'S Jail House and the
Coca Colas also collided in pair
of clOse-Scoring hair-raisers.
The Jail outfit edged over a two
pin victory in the first game,
dropped the second by single pin,
and then cut loose with a 1904 in
the nightcap to take a 2-to-1
edge. Polar Ice and Fuel banged
out 1,031 in its middle game to
give it 1900 total for the evening,
and a triple win over the Murphy
Stars. Falls City Hi-Bru stopped
the Cooks GoldblumeS in the cur
tain raiser, but was unable to i'm
prove as the series progressed. The
Goldblumes closed with a 1910 for
a 1896 total.
Jess Pritchett ST.. lambasted the
naples for 651, his fourth honor
count in four times out during the
week. Oscar Behrens southpawed
himself into GAL total. Bert
Bruder held little initiation Sc
ries of his own, getting his first 800
count of the season, a 500. Don
McNew ran up his 900 string with
a GIG, Eddie Striebeck connected
for a GA, and Jack Hunt stopped
at GOT.
Doyle's 555 was the best individual total
posted in the South Side Recreation
League at the Fountain alleys. All win
ming teams scored shutout victories over
Rottlers cafe and Budweiser Buffet
emerged winners with the Citizens Gas.
Jacks Place. Troy Oil and Leon Tailoring
taking the beatings.
At the Delaware alleys Herbig's SIS set
| the pace in the Switzer Cummins League.
| Hydraulics and Underfeed took triple wins
over the Eficients and Worlds Greatest
while TWO to ones decided the other con-
tests, Stokostat and Even Temperatures
In the Standard Oil session at the
Parkway. Service Station No Check
shutout victories from the Industrial De-
partment. Indianapolis Plants and Record
Department Service Station No. and
to one wins from General Bookkeeping and
Service Station No. 3. Heatons $40 was
the outstanding total of the evening.
count produced in the United Mutual Life
Insurance League at the Illinois. Triple
binary Life and Twenty Pay Life from
Preferred Annuity. TwentyYear Endov-
ment and Modified Life.
In the Optical League at the Indiana.
H. c. Foxs $40 was the best total shown.
| Fox Optical took a trio of games from
the American Optical as the optometrists
and Continentals we're winning a brace
from Block Optical and Paramount
| Optical
With no 6O0's in sight. Gavin collected
5T7 pins TO lead the St. Joan Of Arc Loop
at he Uptown drives No team in this
league was able to make clean sweeps. The
A. C Crum jewelers.. n. X. Farrell
Granite Wonder Bar. J. J. Blackwell and
Son and Missouri Pacifcs took double de-
cisions from Davey Optometrists. Ameri
can Estates Duffy Malt Foods, Barrett
Coal and Pittmsn-Rlce Coal.
With eight ladies over the 500 mark
the Block Optical League competed in its
/ weekly session at Pritchetts Shutout
victories we're taken BY Coca Cola,
Lathrop-Mo Msrottt Shoes and Boves
Seal Fast with Chambers, Forwards Real
SILK and Pals City on the losing end.
Phoenix Press took n pair from Indian
apolis Life Insurance. while Meekers won
the rubber from Trissals. Dorothy Snsa's
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