The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-15
BY BERNARD HARMON


625 in the Hillcrest League last
night and proceeded to the Foun-
tain Square Recreation League
where he neared the 700 mark by
pounding out a $50, to take the in
dividual honors of the city for the
evening. Games of 1888, 226 and 221
put the Falls City ace over for mis-
brilliant total.
Bud Argus provided a GIT for the
Falls City Hi-Brus and, combined
with Cray's leading count, that team
proceeded to pound out 3025 total
for the evening, which gave it a
triple win over the opposing Weber
Milks. The Hi-Brus arrived at their
total through games of 954, 1875
and 936, the 1135 game being the
best single game posted in the pres
ent seasons pastiming throughout
the city. Dick Nordholt was the only
Weberite to near the GOO mark, his
500 being top for the losing team.
Cooks Goldblumes, with the aid of
a 1861 game, totaled 1855 for their
series, and gained three-game VIC
tory over the DIX Gasoline team.
John Fehr and Jess Pritchett ST.
added to their long strings of honor
counts by connecting for series of
681 and c23, respectively. For the
losing D-X's, Spiv Ward showed a
634 count.
The Indianapolis Toilet and Apron
fhrnn
over the 600 line, trounced the Coca
Colas in all three games of their
series. They totaled 2915, with the
aid of a 1913 game. John Murphy
had 637, Lou Fahrback 622 and Bud
Schoch a GA. For the losers, Joe
Danna slapped out his fourth honor
count Of the week, GIG.
Polar Ice and Fuel won three from
the Fox Jail House team, Seyfried
leading the winners with $50, while
RAYMOND Fox. with a 500, was best
for the losers.
Charley Cray's 625 was the only
500 posted in the Hillcrest Country
Club engagement at the Pritchett
alleys. Elmer Burt neared the
mark with a 500, which gave HIM
runner-up honors. Woods Irons took
trio of wins from the Spick's Sty-
mics, Kemper's DivotS won twice
from the Rowes Roughs and the
Warrens Traps grabbed pair from
the Selmier's Caddies.
In the Block Optical Ladies
League Maize Lathrop led the in
dividuals With a STA series. Lillian
Burnett had $50 with the aid Of
234 game. Blanche Meyer and
Evelyn Weisman turned in SIS Sc
ries as their evenings contributions.
Marott Shoe Co., Coca-Colas and
Frees Fur Shop took shutout VIC
tories over the Chambers Five,
Coca Colas and TrisSalS, as the
Phoenix Press, Bowes Seal Fast and
Meeker Five were winning twice
from the Lathrop-Myers, Real Silk
and Indianapolis Life Insurance
teams.
In the Washington League at the
Illinois Alleys, The Hoosier Opticals.
with the aid of Cross league-lead-
ing SIC total, won three times over
the Schnitt Insurance teams. The
Kings Indiana Billiards with two
men in the 600 class outScored the
Quaker State Oils in all three games
of their series. Tie honor counts
were posted by Herman Bohne, with
636, and Harry Wheeler, with 600.
Berghoff Beers missed the 5000
series mark by two pins, winding up
their evening with a 1898 from
games of 99l. 934 and 1918. They
found the Coca ColaS to be pretty
stiff competition, but eased out a
2-to-I victory. Leo Ahearn closed
with a 265 game for a 662 total and
Dan Abbott posted a GOT for the
Beer team. For the losing Cokes,
c. Miller had a ga and Hoffman a
6l2.
Russ Miller led the Leonard Goals
70 a double win over the Under
wood Transfers, when he hung up
a els series for the evening. Wooden
Shoe Beers and indianapolis Paint
and Colors hooked up a battle that
was without a 600 total. The series
was taken by the Beer team 2 TO /.
Capital Ice team, without opposi-
ton. posted a single game of 1904
during a series.
! Paramount OpticalS were the only triple
winners IN the Optical League session al
/ the Indiana alleys last night. Block
Optical Dept. won q pair from the Fox
opticals and the Continentals took two
1 from 80 american Opticals- Shoneckerx
In the Standard OIL Co. League AZ the
FarktAy allsgs. Service Station No.
took three hom General Hookkeepers.