The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-25

established in the indianapolis
League last night as the loop went
through its weekly PAGES on the
Pritchett alleys. Dad Hanna became
the fourth member of the TOO club
when he lambasted the NAPLES for
games Of 212, 279 and 226 for a to-
tai of IT.
Although his three game total
failed to pass Fred SchleimerS 1913
Of last week, Hanna'S 279 was
the best single game turned in by
any individual of this league during
the seasons play. Hanna'S team,
the Berghof Beers, posted new sin
gle games and three-game high to-
tails, showing a 1895 and 3,079 to
set these new records.
Facing the star Cooks Goldblume
team, Hanna had the aid of Leo
Ahearn with 618 and Spencer with
GIL to defeat the Cook team IN two
games, the first series lost by that
team this season in the Indianapolis
League.
Berghoff's score sheets showed 965,
1895 and 1929, while the losers also
were over the 1000 mark twice when
they posted $50, 1908 and 1917 for
5000 even. Lee Carmin connected
for GIL to lead the Goldblumes,
while Jess Pritchett Sr. and John
Fehr also rolled honor counts, Gil
and 61O.
Gregory g. Appel, who were un-
opposed. were only one pin short
of the 5000 mark, when games Of
CTS, 500 and 1,025 gave them 1899.
Carl Hardin with $50 and Joe Full
ton with 626 were outstanding. The
Chambers Ranges, with the aid Of
a 632 from Booher, BANKED the
Hitzelbergers team in their series.
Herman Holmes 582 was the best
offering to the Hitzelberger scoring.
Paul Striebeck cracked out a 610
to lead the Hare ChevroletS to a
triple win over the Coca -Colas, who
had Frank Black as head man, with
an even 600.
Although the Schott brothers,
Nan and Ed, were over the mark"
with GOA and COG, their Marmon-
Harrington team was unable to take
more than one game from FoX's Jail
House. Dick Nordholt connected for
612 for the Fox team. Bob Darnaby,
with 619 for the Russell Cafeteria,
featured the Cafeteria Falls City Hi
Bru series, which was taken two to
one by Darnaby's team. A $40
from Bud Argus was the leading to-
| fol fOr tho Hi-Pr1lS
In the only series without 600
score, the Rose Tires took a pair Of
games from the Miller Tires. Bill
Tarrants sol for the winners and
Oscar Behrens' $50 for the losers
| we're the best scores posted.
Led by Paul Stemms 652 total,
four honor counts emerged during
the play of the Uptown Recreation
League. Pug Leppert again was in
form and collected a GIG. Forsyth
had three double centuries to give
him duplication of Lepperts score,
while DyneS, with Gil, was next in
line. Prospect Gas and Harper's
Garage won three times from Bader
Coffee and Indiana Wheel and Rim,
while two to ones we're scored by
Hoosier Petes and Coca-Colas over
Koch Furniture and Ko-We-Ba
Brands.
Bonnie Benefiel and Joe Danna
waged a battle for leading honors
in the Citizens Gas League. Bene-
feel, with COS, finished two up on
Danna. These were the only COOS
posted in this league, bowling at the
Uptown.
Three game victories were taken
by Prospect No. 2, Distribution No
6 and Distribution No. from the
Main Office No. TO- Distribution No.
10 and Main Office No. 8. Distribu-
ton No. took a pair from Pros
pect No. 4, while Prospect No. 3 won
the odd game from Prospect No. /.
Five mems teams and one ladies. team
perform weekly in the Federal League
rolling at the Illinois Alleys. Last night
the, ladies' team produced the individual
connected for a SAP Her Clerks team
and they took a twp to one decision
| Revenues and Railways also were double
winners. with the Cashiers and Fields as
victims.
Triple victories resulted for the Apex
Block League at the Illinois. Boys
Clothing and Blgelow Sanford Rugs we're
the shutout victims Magic Chef Stoves
IN the other series. In the absence Of a
500 score, Lawrence's 539 proved to be
the high individual total
A 545 by Wilbur Roesener was the lead
ing count in the Ipaico League at the
1hnols. Three games were won by the
Fourth Floor, with the Harding Street
team taking the losing end. In the Mil
St. NO. VS.. Mil St. No. series, the
695meG team n fdg g 2gt no double y9to[y
St. teams Will bowl at later date.
Art Baker led the North Side Business
Mems League last night when he posted
the lone honor count Of the evening. a
so4 In this league bowling at the
Parkway Recreation. team results found
the Sovereign Realty, Firetite Products
and Monroe-Kimmel Furnitures scoring
shqtout victories over the Prospect Gas,
two to one decisions were taken by
Heldenreich Flowers and Wonder Bars
from Dr.. Peppers and Falls City Beer.
Dentals was the only team to make a
Gf y r sweep Of rs rs p 5ees IN as the FL
lets let's took the beating s from the nee Dentsis
Extracts won twice from Iletins, Powders
took a couple from Syrups and Pills
heated Elizers in two games Roberts
posted a 564 for Leading individual h0nors
In the Eli Lilly Ladies' League. also
/ performing al Pritchetts. Extrslins three
timed Ma Huangs. while double victories
! we're taken BY Amytals Merth.olates and
Borozins with Americans Spiritex and
Tablets as their victims Emily Palmer,
with 462. led the individuals.
The Van Camp-stokely League opened
! its season at the Pritchett Recreation
last night. Art Pollard was in fine form
! and started the season with $50 total
/ Tomato Soup took all three games from
/ Cranberry Sauce. while Honey Pod Peas
| and Bean Hole Beans were winning the
odd games from Chill Con Carne and
/ Strained Foods.
triple win was taken bv the Mutual
/ Lumbermen from the Universal Yankees
| in the Inter-Club League Other series
| resulted in Two 70 one victories. with Op
timists. Exchange and Universay Indians
/ winning from Exchange Unity. A B. c
| and Mercators Whites 5S4 was the best
/ total shown in this league, rolling its
/ games at the Pritchett alleys.