The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-18

Heidenreich Florists bowlerS made
it six in a row last night when
they downed the Koch Furniture
three straight in the South Side
Business Mems League. The Flor
lists turned in a 1,025 final game
that gave them a 2,797 for the
leagues highest early season total.
Bake g. Vans DIX Service bagged the
odd game from Bemis Bags, losing
the initial game by a rollof. The
Brenns took a pair from South
siders and Stahlhut jewelers. made
it two to one over Polar Ice & Fuel
Co.
Led by Brenn's GIT on games of
245, 243 and 189, six 600 totals were
turned in by the individualistS. This
was twice the amount scored in the
initial session last week. "Spiv"
Ward had 631, Ted Lands 610, c..
Schott 608, Oscar Behrens GOA and
Smith an even 600.
In the opening of the KiWanis
League at the Indiana alleys, Sell
meier led the field with a 593, which
enabled his Selmeier team to take a
couple from L~ippincotts. Mitchells
bested Davies two to one, while o.
termeyers took Jones for two. Other
games resulted in clean sweeps for
Rykers. Springs and Hendricks owe
Bochstahlers, No. lis and Falls.
Stub Matthews connected for a $50,
211 and 235 to give him the league
leading total of 626 in the st. Joan
of Arc National League at the Up
town. Clarence Schneider had SIG
and Pug Leppert $40 for other lead
ing counts. In team play Uptown
Cleaners and Wonder Bars mastered
the Indiana Railways, Inc, and
General Tires by the shutout
route, while two to one decisions
were taken by Chas. Denbys, Scott
Trucking and Hatfield Electrics over
the Speaks & Firms, w. j. Rob-
insons and Fitzgerald Goals.
The curtain raising schedule of the Re-
formed Church League at Pritchett's found
Charlie Cray holding a little inauguration
series Of his own. when he dovetaileo three
double century counts for a OH. ms nrst
Second Reformed No. : took all games
from Pleasant Run. while Immanual No. 2
and First Reformed No. / we're TiHHn I'M
and Second Reformed No. l.
The transportation league at Pritchett's
found opening nights scores IS toAoWS:
New York Central 3. Indiana Railroad o.;
Monon Route 2, indianapolis Union i chi
cage and Northwestern 2, Louisville q
ern Pacific i. Pete Miller Of the In
~dianapolis Union won high three-game
honors in this session. while Purkiser with
the z. & Os rolled high single game. Tom
bowling circles at Buffalo, n. Y. made his
appearance in the Southern Pacific line
up. Mr.. Brennan is a real booster OF the
bowling game, and a bowler Of ability, so
the members in this league NAV expect
some real totals behind his name on the
score sheets as the season progresses.
The Star League. opening its ie34-35
schedule at Pritohett's found Lee Carmin
in the pocket with count Of 2i5, 225 and
EOS for 645. enabling his Mailers No. l 70
make q clean sweep q t5 ne gan Games cby WITH 1l,a
ryner at sol. took three from Wheels.
Wrong Fonts were without opponents. the
Quads to roll at a later date.
Jess Pritchett Sr.. led the first session OF
the Optimist League. with Kott and
Clarence Irish taking runner-up positions.
Teams No. ? and 1 took three from teams
No. ! and 3. while No. SIS bested No. 5 in
the odd game. This league also performed
at the Pritchett drives.
The Courthouse League got under way
at the Delaware alleys. the Assessors and
Union Titles taxing q trio from Clerks
end LAWYERS. while Surveyors slipped over
an odd game win on Prosecutors. High
wavs were un0ppaRed. Dan ABBOTT reg
stored q eos 10 Nead his circuit. L.
waite and F0nnie SNYDER also found the
pocket for good counts